Cordage making micro tool assembly

Here's an assembly reference for the Cordage making micro tool. This little guy can turn plastic bottles into yards of rope!
We have a separate video available for how to use it as s well!

[@ravells]

Thank you! Worked a treat and easy to use! I'm so happy that the materials look like they will stand up to years of use and the pencil sharpener blades will be easy to replace.

[@grimworkshop9830]

absolutely! we try to use some of the highest quality materials we can find, so they will last for years of outdoor use!

[@Vares65]

Thanks for the video. Assembly was pretty self explanatory for everything except exact blade placement.

[@PostApocSurvival]

I ordered one of each of the cordage maker things so this will help me assemble it easier

[@grimworkshop9830]

And were always here if you have additional questions!

[@PostApocSurvival]

@@grimworkshop9830 And it took 30 minutes to assemble luckily i had one of the wrench/screw driver tools you had in video, of course i would choose the micro tool to use and the others to prep

[@mario12359]

Thanks for the tip on how to use it got it thanks to battlebox kit came with a bunch of gear and this item happen to be in the kit they shipped to me.

[@scottmantooth8785]

*a bit of tape on the back plate once the bolts are in place would also work nicely during the assembly process* *any thoughts on eventually producing limited addition titanium versions of these cordage tools?....obviously way more expensive but you'd sell a bunch of them*

[@mdschm1]

It would have been nice if it came pre-installed. Thank you though for the tutorial.

[@andrewjohnson1794]

A comment about the design - the great majority of the blade isn't used - just about 2mm of it. Is there a way to slide the blade up or down to use more of the edge?

[@grimworkshop9830]

Currently there's not, but that's something we'll look into, great suggestion

[@jeffjackson5331]

That is sweet

[@stevenszymanski714]

where do you get pencil sharpener blade at

[@marjoriecat2]

Folks with big fingers might find it useful to use a pair of tweezers to pick up the small pieces. The video on how to use it is here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZnmtpqKkp79mfcU

[@barretharms655]

the trick that you're missing is tape instead of having all of those screw heads resting on the table they should be resting on tape that will allow you to get this nuts started on the screws

[@grimworkshop9830]

Great suggestion, thank you!

[@barretharms655]

@@grimworkshop9830 at 51 years old I've learned a trick or two