How to Make a Mad Max Snake Knot Paracord Bracelet Tutorial

[@TheWeaversofEternity]

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[@nixternal]

Definitely going to give this one a go, I like that style. One thing I have started doing is instead of preshrinking my cord before doing everything, I now shrink after creating whatever it is I am creating. In this case, I would make the bracelet a little large, usually about a 1/2 inch larger than what I would wear, and then when complete, soak it in super hot water, not so much boiling, and then let it air dry over night. It tightens everything up, and in the case where the slack was a little loose, it would be nice and tight in the morning. Thanks for this tutorial, great job!

[@TheWeaversofEternity]

+Rich Johnson Great tip!

[@ms23419]

sounds like a good idea

[@pinkannasofoxy9588]

I can't under over why

[@ramrahvarma8706]

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[@GATORSK8TER]

Does this method work with women? Lol

[@Hellwolf501]

this is my first paracord bracelet, and I gotta say you have the best tutorials easy to follow, clear and concise, 8/10 would watch again

[@odonecoyote8200]

much better video then the other "mad max" style one i watched and made,...just a bit of frustration. thank you for your easy to follow guide

[@MrDvlDoc]

I made a Black Mad Max knot bracelet. It looks great. I had to adjust the knot several times. This know will teach you patients.

[@MosesKenobi]

This has become my new favorite bracelet. I've made several over the past few days -- including a Manny-bonded OHSA Orange/Reflective Silver just now.

[@TheS1dney]

made this as my first bracelet today and it turned out great. thank you your a natural teacher

[@sohilaganta8773]

Sidney Bryman hey! 5 feet would be enough?

[@TheS1dney]

Sohila Ganta Hi it depends on your wrist size. If I remember I used 10ft which gave me plenty of room to practise the knots but cut off loads after.

[@sohilaganta8773]

Sidney Bryman hahaha thankyou soo much. :)

[@nanoguerreror]

Awesome bracelet! what I did find useful, but it changed the original bracelet a bit to rid the problem of the feed loop loosening due to excessive use was to add a slide knot between the stop knot to it and it worked super on it. It rid the problem of it loosening on you.

[@Steve-ls3yy]

First time here. Just wanted to make my own rifle sling. Didn't expect to run into Mad Max. Just click about 14 videos for "watch later". And clicked Sub'd too.

[@johnbailey2299]

This is very cool. Very nice and simple to put on and off wrist. Your tutorials are always great and I find relaxing. Thanks.

[@davidenochs7572]

I wanna say thank you for this. I’ve already completed my first one by your design and it should come in very handy for my bushcraft hobby. Keep up the wonderful videos

[@blackpitch9617]

Simple, classic, cool. It rocks! Thanks a lot 4 ur great and well organized channel *-*

[@EliteHunting1911]

Best paracord videos on the interwebs

[@TheWeaversofEternity]

+EliteHunting1911 :D!!!!!!

[@biomgaming12-gamer93]

I agree this is THE best! Very interesting ideas ! Mad Max braclet is my favorite though **

[@fph2060]

Simple but effective

[@MFDBLACKESTHART]

This is great. 8’ was a bit short for me. But it’s a starting place and adding a foot made this perfect with minimal waste

[@Rzut-Oka]

Best snake knot tutorial video thanks!!!

[@cmllluchador4935]

Awesome. Made one and looks very good.

[@blackicybear620]

I switched completely from knot and loop to the Mad Max style. It's a lot easier to put the bracelets on and off and you can make a bracelet for a friend or family member without measuring. But it is a great video

[@meenakothari4404]

I think that these r the best bands in the world and the most beautiful and cheap.

[@marytabler644]

So sharp!

[@ImJustSmooveLikeDat]

I really like this style bracelet. I can't wait to get home and start making it. I wish I had this color to work with. I think the toughest part is going to bet the knot. But, I'm sure I'll get it before I turn batty! Thanks for the tutorial.

[@eLOVES1911]

Seriously love your videos. I just got done with my very first bracelet. Made it for my husband. 😀 So excited.

[@scottsisk1527]

I like it. it was a good simple instructional video

[@vickibradley3120]

Didn't watch the movie...but love the bracelets. Thanks for the great tutorial!

[@MrRyo421]

your video help with my anxiety... I like to watch you make bracelet. thank you.

[@paulinocampos6990]

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[@dusanovsenak3827]

Thank you, great video!

[@tomaslukovics3780]

Thank you very much. Nice tutorial.

[@TheWeaversofEternity]

You're welcome! Thanks for commenting!

[@chadtimothy2249]

I realize this is a couple of years old but still a great video! Some have complained of the zoom depth but you only need to focus on the point you are currently working. Only recommendation is at the beginning with the initial knot, use a small piece of scrap folded in half that you can tighten like crazy and leave to the end. Then when you finish (especially if you don’t have a fid) singe your bracelet ends to the scrap and pull it right through nice and tight!!

[@TheWeaversofEternity]

Hey Chad, thanks for the comment! And yes that's a very good tip about using a small piece of paracord to tighten down the first knot. Thanks for sharing that!

[@abdeldeniro7749]

I made my frist bracelet =D ,Thank your for teaching . Greeting From morocco

[@TheWeaversofEternity]

Awesome! You're very welcome and thanks for watching and commenting.

[@ScallywagsTattoo]

Another great video. Thank you.

[@gonzalezgonzalez7027]

love your videos

[@TheWeaversofEternity]

Thanks!

[@reneesmae1]

Very cool, like these kinds of bracelets w/o the buckle😌 Didn't know you could make these till I was in a Michaels craft store and I was looking for material for my nieces bracelet.

[@pristinabread]

Thank you very cool. Is there a trick to threading the cord if you don't have that cool knitting needle looking tool?

[@fabionesteles4838]

Thank you Very much!

[@luisehrlicher7866]

Nice stuff you produce, I love it!

[@carrottop7859]

was very helpful thank you and i also checked out ur dimond knot video also very helpful thank would love to c more

[@nimazarei5010]

thank you bro you are excellent !

[@mateiros_carijos]

Thank you for teaching us very clearly and patiently . Congratulations on the Channel , your videos are very good! A hug from southern Brazil !

[@olegiatsyshyn5748]

Good job

[@clayballard6400]

I wonder if you could tie paracord around a coin to make a cool sort of key chain. Idk, could be cool. Nice vid! Love this channel.

[@TheWeaversofEternity]

+Clay Ballard You definitely could, but I just haven't figured out a way to do it yet. Thanks for the comment!

[@SONofVODKA]

Always great videos thank you!

[@sadhana942]

really good useful to all

[@simonsrnka9453]

I wat to say thank you for your grate Tutorial its very easy to copy it. And I think this knot and the Fishtail are the lightest for Beginners. Best wishes from Austria! And I hope you take the wright President for the next USA but there are not good Canditats. :-)

[@TheWeaversofEternity]

+Simon Srnka Haha, fortunately I am Canadian. :)

[@davidusb06]

Merci pour la video qui m'a montré une autre version de bracelet paracorde, bonne soirée , david, france ;)

[@anaarbre]

Very good. Other tutorials are so very hard to understand.

[@FincaElCasquillo]

thank you Tim. I hate wasting cord, how much did you cut off? Actually, I believe it would be kind to show how much is cat (wasted) when you make a bracelet (or any project).

[@KevinDugay]

Just made my first one and it was this design! Thanks!

[@Maximilian178]

Ah first time I tried it I didn't get the sling tight enough. Found out however that I can pull the stopper knot through on the opposit site to create more friction :D

[@fiddlebone7751]

Thanks. This helped a lot.

[@thawornjohnson7366]

Beautiful

[@madrascoolie]

i like this bracelet

[@grimreaper7862]

good one

[@akshidevi69]

Hi there..would you please do a snake knot neck lanyard (with buckles & a bead/hex nut)?

[@landondahle1767]

This was really fun to make and I would do it again. it looks cooler if you do the two single strand diamond knots instead of the one.

[@TheWeaversofEternity]

Ohhh nice, that would look really awesome too. I'll have to try that out for myself! Thanks for sharing!

[@landondahle1767]

Thanks

[@paracord-volgmchm3846]

Thanks for the video!!! I did this one.

[@GodsSignPost777]

I have a question for you. Is it possible to tie this knot with a core to make it a little larger in diameter for such as a dog leash?

[@the-Nikk]

thanks for the tutorials it is help me a lot. but i seems have a problem. i've doin' knoting last 2 months and this video is my first bracelet. but after a month, knot in my bracelet seems starting to loose (not tight like the first time). i don't know why, can you help me? ow almost forgot, btw i use non nylon paracord... thanks a lot

[@imageblogger2142]

Really appreciate your stuff. Suggestion : why not (no pun) use a doubled piece of 550 scrap to hold the hole open? That way you can keep the hole nice and tight. Thoughts?

[@jboss7820]

Image BLOGGER Amazing idea! Once you're finished with the main knots, use the scrap as a kind of fid if you don't have a real one. Thanks for the idea

[@bryanpacete8426]

wow... great thanks my friend..!!

[@TheWeaversofEternity]

You're welcome!

[@vickysandhu2225]

Nice one

[@CBL138]

Glad I found your channel. You mentioned the total length is 8 feet but did you start your loop right down the middle at 4 feet?

[@TheWeaversofEternity]

+C Lewis Yeah I started at the middle. You can always give yourself a little extra paracord to be sure you have enough.

[@jucaroferopfer4920]

Sencilla pero bonita pulsera, me gusta el cierre especialmente.

[@TrendingPendingVideos]

I need help on last part where u pull the top loop to make the bottom 2 loops tighter the top loop gets too big and my knot isnt be enough as the top hole its really big or... Even if i get the right size knot when its on my wrist and the knot starts pulling the hold it gets bigger ?

[@ManojChauhan-zq6lu]

nice job

[@shivsteelfurniture702]

very good dud

[@bagussulistyo1243]

i like it

[@johancakep]

thanks, this is what I'm looking for!

[@luisalbertopaivatume8753]

Muy buenos vídeos...

[@jovannifigueroa9548]

I learn something new and I oh it all to you thank you very much for the tutorial

[@betoborrela]

Nice video mate!! good job!!

[@mikewhisky9605]

Really nice manicure!

[@MrPaulHobby]

I want to get into making paracord items. Arrived here first. Subbed. :)

[@austinhall8684]

it is pretty simple to do i believe most of the people can accomplish of course it takes patients and a little time..

[@imaginehydreigons5377]

how tight do you pull your snake knots? Is tight or lose better?

[@jalencarter8537]

Thank you for the video! I just made my first bracelet. It's not perfect but it's a great start

[@TheWeaversofEternity]

Awesome, you're welcome! Glad I could help get you started!

[@El.Atelier.de.Bernardita]

You are genious!!, fantastic!. Greetings from Chile!!, I will do it!

[@ryugo7713]

Did you do it!?

[@SocialContraire]

Very easy to follow instruction! My question is, given i do not have a mans wrist on hand to measure on, how many inches of cord is left when you pull it through the loop before making the end knot?

[@TheWeaversofEternity]

It depends if you want a short cord when pulled through I think the minimum is about 2 inches or so. Any less and it will be really hard to get the bracelet over your hand.

[@SocialContraire]

ty for responding! and ty for teaching me a new skill!

[@myriamrestrepo4688]

Muy agradecida , hermosa pulsera Gracias

[@pedrobaena1264]

thanks i actually did it after a few trys also the las part couldn't done it right

[@lotstothinkgaming]

Wonderful! I'm guessing if I wanted to add something like hex nuts, I would do it before I make a knot?

[@TheWeaversofEternity]

Thanks Trishana! You could incorporate hex nuts throughout if you wish, just add them as you go and yes, add them before you finish with the knot.

[@lotstothinkgaming]

Thanks for the help! Your channel is awesome

[@fishingforlife2441]

+The Weavers of Eternity Paracord Tutorials it is hard to make it but it is worth it!!

[@marcelpignole583]

Thanks a lot man !! very helpful. I just made one in sky blue for my Grandma, who is doing very bad :-( I love the music at the end, could you tell me what it is ?

[@normanmartin8277]

Is she doing ok now?

[@claudiogoncalves4298]

What colour is this it looks great

[@TheWeaversofEternity]

This color is tan.

[@ceriseetcerise3194]

thank you

[@conniealford1020]

I recently found your channel!! I love your videos. They are easy to follow and don't waste my time. Good stuff!! Thank you for sharing your art. ✳️💜☯️🙏☮️✌️❇️

[@TheWeaversofEternity]

You're welcome Connie! Glad you found the channel and that you are enjoying the videos!

[@chrisrodriguez3639]

that is the best thing ever

[@cmllluchador4935]

Thanks man. I'l do it.

[@andurilhospedales784]

I love it

[@gaurangiverma7040]

I have a question and that is did u make the bracelet by using nylon cord or not????

[@franciscoarvizu8434]

Make more with the Mad Max method

[@abdullayachi2648]

My wrist is about 19.5cm so how much paracord do I need like how much it takes in 1cm !!? I'm trying to make my first bracelet and I like this model

[@PsychoDemonify]

I have been making the standard Solomon knot mad max style. The excess that you adjust to tighten on your wrist, do you let in just hang there, or do you tuck yours in?

[@TheWeaversofEternity]

+PsychoDemonify I just let it dangle there. But I've worn it tucked into the bracelet as well before.

[@PsychoDemonify]

Thanks for the reply. I actually started adjusting mine where it is pretty hard to get on, but once its their it's loose. There's no excess hanging that way.

[@fishingforlife2441]

+The Weavers of Eternity Paracord Tutorials did you like Mad Max??

[@fruitbattery]

Hey! Thanks for this tutorial. :D I bought some paracord a while back and the tutorial that came with it wasn't exactly helpful (illustrations were botched, I think, or I'm just a bit stupid...). I used to do a lot of macramé years ago, but have never attempted this knot before, and only ever used hemp, which of course isn't as useful or sturdy. That being said, I found this easy to pick up, and am pleased with the result. I really like the look of this design, prefer it over the cobra one (mainly because that was what I mainly used to do back in the day), and it feels more flexible on the wrist. :)

congratula tons, greta! !!

[@bysalla]

in this tutorial you tie each snake not separately, but in your other snake knot tutorials, they are linked.... is there a difference? a reason I would do one method over the other? Thanks!

[@TheWeaversofEternity]

There's not really much of a difference, the linked snake knots is a slightly thicker bracelet. Overall though, they look almost the same.

[@АнастасияКирилова-ш7ы]

Прикольно, папе такой сделаю...) Cool, dad do this.

[@gerardodiaz8039]

Súper los vídeos

[@mifugar2307]

Gracias por el tutorial. En mi caso me han sobrado 43 cm de paracord para una pulsera de 16 cm

[@teamhansgruber4567]

How long should the weave be?

[@copperstarmetalclan9486]

Thank you!!

[@thana880]

super i want more viedo