How to Tie A Paracord Snake Knot Lanyard With Bead

A basic how-to guide to making a paracord snake knot lanyard with a bead. It's addictive once you know how.

[@sillys55]

Thank you for the clear and calm explanation of the snake knot with a bead. gr Sil from the Netherlands

[@Janggo1911]

Much appreciated. Big thanks.

[@DubThaDetailer]

Still the most helpful tutorial on KZbin. Thank you!!

[@Janggo1911]

Much appreciated!

[@bluegill2030]

Best video on KZbin to show how to do this knot!! Very easy to do

[@detroitpyro2859]

Best video on KZbin to teach snake knot thank you brother 🙏

[@Janggo1911]

Most welcome, @DETROIT PYRO.

[@wechaimoua9537]

Great job. Your method is the best and most easiest of how to tie the snake knots. I like your method a lot. Thank You very much for best teaching of the best method.

[@Janggo1911]

Much appreciated!

[@nelsonwest5285]

Thank you..takes me back to Scouts. Blessings to you for sharing with us. 😊

[@suryadas6987]

Hello, my friend. So many other channels I tried this and failed but with yours I finally got it. Thank you so much for showing so clearly. Well done, good sir! 😃👍

[@Janggo1911]

Thank you for the kind words @SuryaDas! Just makes me want to do more.

[@called2riseawarriorcross2c88]

Thank you this was the best and easiest way to learn this knot thank you for your channel

[@Janggo1911]

You’re welcome 😊

[@sourdough6800]

Very well done! The clearest, easiest tutorial on KZbin.....I made my first lanyard with you! Salamat. Double thumbs up.

[@Janggo1911]

Always a good feeling to inspire people. You are welcome @Marc Novell!

[@paulhenkelman1651]

Thanks for posting. I think I've done about 20 of these now!!

[@shaunpearson7905]

Thank you I've tried a few and yours is the first to lead me to a very nice looking FOB on the first try. I love those knives too. Peace.

[@Janggo1911]

Music to my ears. Thanks @Shaun Pearson.

[@emeryjohnson1264]

Great tutorial and thank you for your time to help us Learn by sharing your teaching experience with us.

[@Janggo1911]

You are most welcome @Emery Johnson.

[@jeffaschbacher3334]

Thanks bro. Love that thick stock on your blades !

[@Janggo1911]

Thanks for dropping by.

[@Zed-Head]

Looks like a triquetra the way you had it laying down in the thumbnail. Interesting!!!

[@minime6339]

That kinda resembles the ranger bead or Is it just me 🫡. Very nice video though. Loved it.

[@brandonhodges3122]

Love the knives and the lanyard great video

[@halilbarssengul8123]

Thank you bro. Really usefull demo ever seen. I will do it...

[@Janggo1911]

Glad it was helpful!

[@poindexter1387]

Great video even I can do this now.....thank you for posting 👍

[@Janggo1911]

You’re welcome 😊

[@theosciliafamily7936]

Thank you, awesome video, keep up the good work.

[@Janggo1911]

Thank you @The OSCILIA Family. Always stay together as a family!

[@devrimayik9639]

🦋 The best illustration thank you, the paracord snake knot is complicated all the other tutorials done in fast mode which makes it hard to follow up

[@Janggo1911]

Much appreciated @Devrim Ayik.

[@appreciativeobserver4732]

Thank you. Easier to follow than others.

[@Janggo1911]

You are most welcome.

[@artbynasrin]

Very nice and useful video, thanks 🙋🏻‍♀️

[@Janggo1911]

Most welcome @Nasrin Davallou.

[@tanman7627]

nice knives!

[@tincat2173]

Thank you for a very nice informative video.

[@chris-ci8qc]

thanks for the guide. I got a bead online and I didnt think I could get both strings through the hole but with some work and a toothpick I got it. another tip is to trim the inside part of one down past the cover and push that one inside second.

[@Janggo1911]

Nice tip. Thank you @chris!

[@JamEWalsh]

Great demo! I've seen various approaches to this knot and this one is one of the most useful examples. Thank you!

[@Janggo1911]

Much appreciated @Jamie Walsh.

[@blazel462]

This is awesome! Very well done!

[@Janggo1911]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@matthewlipari8508]

Always forget that one. Thanks!!

[@KupalMediaNetwork]

Nice tutorial..

[@Janggo1911]

Thanks @Pinoy Daddy!

[@emibelledame1]

1034....full watched +1..good review..and liked...good info..well explained

[@Janggo1911]

Done #436 @Emi's 509 Flavors Aemi Sam.

[@ajo4788]

Excellent tutorial thank you!

[@Janggo1911]

You are most welcome @Android Robotnik.

[@manijami]

gracias finalmente entendi y pude hacer este tejido . Blessings

[@kyongkim702]

Thank you for this video! I'm terrible at tying knots, it's like I'm dyslexic with knots. Tried this with 7mm leather strips and it was much more difficult than paracord, I only managed 2 good looking knots. 😔

[@Janggo1911]

Much appreciated!

[@bradincaliphas]

Thanks Man!

[@LunarDrift]

thank you for this educational and informative e p i s o d e

[@Janggo1911]

You are most welcome @Lunar Drift!

[@Oilid]

You have my support ;)

[@journeyman6752]

Thank you!

[@armandtablan8224]

nice knife, is it a Damascus Knife? I always watched your Motor bike Vlogs coz I myself rides here in Riyadh and back home at Phil. and paracord is one of the accessories for my EDC. Thanks for teaching how to tie it .Good JOB.

[@Janggo1911]

Yes, it is a Damascus steel. Mainit ba mag ride dyan? I was stationed at Dubai for a few months and I can never see myself riding there, maybe in the evening, pero daytime, too hot. Thanks for the kind words @Armand Tablan.

[@MuezzaCookingChannelcom]

very informative video just like this video and subbed to you :)

[@12oaksTVTurnierkanal]

nice 968 - thanks for your support

[@pepster144]

Just did my very first lanyard for my knife! Thanks for your tutorial vid.

[@Janggo1911]

Glad to be of help. You are most welcome @pepster144.

[@MrFuckuforlife]

"and now you got both inside that tiny hole" this man knows how to talk dirty to me

[@suryadas6987]

😶😬😮😲😀😃😄😊😉😎👍

[@stampstepper2393]

Could you do this with a cobra weave? I have a wide handle just pike this knife and I prefer the cobra weave is it possible?

[@Janggo1911]

I would think so, but haven't tried it.

[@timblackburne77]

Thank you Sir

[@Janggo1911]

You're welcome @timblackburne77. Much appreciated.

[@LIT_FUSED]

Thansk

[@Janggo1911]

You are most welcome.

[@karmenovang2415]

Where u buy the golden clip

[@Janggo1911]

At a local craft store.

[@karmenovang2415]

I like you video ! Thx v much for your sharing

[@susankim8985]

What kind of knife do you have when you are tying off the lanyard? I have a knife collection and would be very interested in finding out the knife you have so I might purchase it somewhere. Thanks for any information you can provide.

[@Janggo1911]

That is a tracker knife. You can buy a branded one from Tops knife or just get a generic one you find online such as the one I have @Susan Kim.

[@richardsalinetrojr1957]

I was wondering the same thing. I could be wrong but this knife reminds me of the one that Benicio del Toro used in the movie The Hunted. I'm not 100% sure this is same style knife that Benicio does use as its been awhile since watching movie but always wanted a blade like this for scout carry for when out camping for some reason even though my Esee 6 and Esee 4 will always be my main go to camp use knifes.

[@WristWatcher]

I really need to know how to take a fixed pocket knife fob/lanyard, and resize it because the loop that attaches to the knife is way too long, how can I make it much smaller to my knife? Will I have to cut it and retie a knot? Please I really need someone's help here I've searched KZbin ty.

[@joebotz1243]

How about just a simple overhand knot so you can adjust it?

[@trevman8549]

thanks

[@asbhlz1965]

sweet knife

[@Janggo1911]

Thanks!

[@ludlowfilms5183]

About how much are the beads? Everywhere I look they are expensive!

[@Janggo1911]

I get them fairly cheap at craft stores. The metal one are expensive.

[@tbndt5623]

Please more

[@hennatannu5435]

Done

[@Janggo1911]

thank you! stay connected

[@WarmCozyMittens]

What damascus is on those

[@Janggo1911]

@WarmCozyMittens, I would like to say a higher quality Damascus steel from the UK: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oHiYeoWgeMaSiJo

[@theyorkshirebladesman9119]

Great vid mate tying paracord can be difficult depending on the type of weave hope all is well

[@Janggo1911]

All is well matey. True, I haven't experimented on other weaves yet, but the snake knot is my favorite so it was just proper I did a video. Just about to send you mail, just wait for it!

[@theyorkshirebladesman9119]

Janggo 1911 haha i cant wait my friend !

[@KupalMediaNetwork]

*SUBSCRIBED*

[@Janggo1911]

Same. @Pinoy Daddy.

[@KupalMediaNetwork]

JanggoMoto 1911 thanks for the support

[@MasterKnightDH]

883 cords down, 117 to go.

[@Janggo1911]

Thank you@Master Knight DH. Grats on hitting 1k!

[@matilalchapagain2991]

What a video

[@АлексейХлопушкин]

Без Гарды отрезак пальцев.

[@prongATO]

Great video but this isn't a snake knot, it's a two-strand wall knot sinnet.

[@Janggo1911]

Thanks for the added input @prongATO.

[@theb.s.d.6468]

Lol i noticed something was fishy half way through

[@IamRawEvil]

You can’t tie that to your wrist though? Isn’t the idea to wrap it around your wrist? That’s just a string on the end of your handle??? Looks cool though and nice knives, just not exactly what I was looking for, but good video 👍🏻😁

[@Janggo1911]

There are times a good wrap around the wrist cord is useful, there are also times it is not. A tactical fighting knife is one of them, you can't transfer your grip or swap hands on the fly if the cord is wrapped around your wrist.

[@theunstoppable9687]

Navy men do this thing

[@WB-14]

How is this a lanyard it has no purpose, a lanyard is to connect to something ie: around wrist or to carabiner

[@Janggo1911]

As an additional handle purchase. As a statement piece. Etc. Find a purpose. It's your choice if you want to try it or not. And no, as per experience, you never want a knife lanyard around your wrist. You would want to let go of the knife in case it gets snagged and not drag you with it.

[@WB-14]

It's in the name, lanyard! A lanyard is a cord or strap worn around the neck, shoulder, or wrist to carry such items as keys or identification cards. In the military, lanyards were used to fire an artillery piece or arm the fuze mechanism on an air-dropped bomb by pulling out a cotter pin when it leaves the aircraft. They are also used to attach a pistol to a body so that it can be dropped without being lost.

[@Janggo1911]

@@WB-14 You are correct. Thanks for bumping my post.

[@TuuhannJp]

done 1019

[@Janggo1911]

Check your channel @通販.jp. #407. Done!

[@Война03]

786 Done

[@BlinkTVMedia]

8 9 9 pls back ;)

[@Janggo1911]

Check your channel @Kanal EKSTREMNE Zabave. Support sent.

[@SomiSemwalYouTubeChannel]

880

[@KashyapsLawAcademy]

Done 964 pls keep support each other

[@Janggo1911]

Thanks. Sending support #587 @My smart findings!

[@RSP190166]

Great job, I thank you... I do feel yours is a little to short though, sorry

[@Janggo1911]

Thank you @Ricky SP!

[@74kork]

This style just for a nice, no practical use.

[@Crazygolf1776]

Worst tutorial ever

[@victorguerin5252]

Lost me at bead. Lol

[@hoanganhkhang0607]

Done

[@Janggo1911]

Same to your channel.