How to Make the Modified Wide Genoese Paracord Bracelet Tutorial

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[@pavelmakurin1059]

Great job, Tim! Thanks!

[@darkvikos8827]

It looks amazing!!!!

[@WarGrrl3]

when you finish such a beautifully done bracelet, can you snap it together so we can get an idea how it would look on the wrist. it's th e only way I can decide if I want to try and make one . thank you for all your fantastic vids. Be Blessed

[@yashsoni7140]

WarGrrl3 yea i always wanted him to try bracelet on his wrist in the end..

[@samtheman5519]

another great video, still want you to do a video on the bush viper design though. please consider doing it, I love the look of that design but probably wouldn't want to risk using so much cord following the pictures and doing it wrong. love this design too, Cetus is so talented, keep up the good work !! :)

[@lewismclean6285]

Any links to other videos that would show us how to start/finish this bracelet but with no buckle?

[@DarrellFullem]

Good vid but you should add the cow hitch set up, the cord lengths, and the end knot didnt work well. I had to improvise.

[@heaveniceday-_-5925]

How would you make it end in a single strand with no buckle?

[@DocHunter48]

How to calculate how much paracord needed for each strand?

[@d0sitmatr]

well, good and bad I experienced with this weave the bad... I under estimated my cord... the good, this weave allows you to spread it the length and still remain tight and looks great too. my next time Ill add at least 2 feet per side, maybe more.

[@riqui4523]

What is that red tool called you used when you burned the ends of the paracord?

[@LightZone9]

That red tool is actually an Xacto Knife handle without the blade.

[@AgeofDoom]

Very nice and simple. Tnanks man!

[@howardtrott1289]

where is the tutorial to set the jig up for this braid? I cannot see it (the link)

[@TheWeaversofEternity]

You can see that here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iImmYn-HodCZd7c

[@Legendarydave76]

I made this and posted on the Facebook page in 2 tone black and red

[@kyrvinferasol5573]

make a futuristic design

[@michaela.segarra461]

if you're the least bit beefy as a person or the person your making this for do yourself a favor and use 12 feet of cord... barely had enough to kinda finish an 8.5" inch bracelet the extra foot of cord would have had allowed me to reach the end without having to tie off with the solomon early. early being about 1 inch shy of the buckle. I personally like to have more cord at the end so I can do pass throughs and sink the working ends back into the bracelet before my snip and singe. That and I somehow managed to put this bracelet on a 3/8" buckle #pointsme Don't even let me begin to tell you how hard it is to do a double cow's hitch on that.

[@isabelcatalasoler6843]

que bonita

[@padrino2182]

How wide is this bracelet?

[@blackz9058]

cool pattern! how much paracord did you use for this ?

[@TheWeaversofEternity]

Thanks! Measurements are at 0:57 of video.

[@blackz9058]

oops, ok, thx

[@freddyortiz1592]

español amigo dime como explica

[@davidmoss8296]

could you please make a tutorial with this in and loop

[@michaela.segarra461]

looping would be easy just use the center point tie it to your jig with a square knot and half hitch off either sides after running the lengths down to size and looping back up to hitch off at top. hopefully you have a way to anchor the bottom to the jig. I have used a d-ring with some string and tied the work to the d-ring and then afterwards cut the string to free it. message me if you need me to walk you through it.

[@TristenST]

4th

[@tylergraves9985]

y'all need to change your logo it looks like a sw@stika

[@jamesotto8919]

It looks like an eternity knot.