Make the Jagged Ladder Paracord Survival Bracelet with Buckle - BoredParacord

[@tanalee229]

I appreciate your reasons for not giving the length of the cord. It's easier to ignore at wholesale prices, though. I went with the 8 and 12 foot lengths on approximately a 9 inch bracelet, and ended up with about 2-1/2 and 3-1/2 feet on each side (so about 5 and 7 feet total). I highly recommend making this bracelet 1/2 to 1 inch bigger than your normal bracelet size, as the thickness of it takes up quite a bit of space.

[@officialaiden4063]

He did

[@LRCR]

Thank's for the head's up on the footage of cord, I'll give this a try. 👍😎👍 AOAH =Association of Addicted Hobbiest

[@hankshanks9075]

You are a life saver! I get orders from people and they ask for these bracelets and I HAD no idea on how to do them. NOW I DO! THANKS!

[@rob51860]

Got my supplies from you today! and here I am...

[@BoredParacord]

Thank you :)

[@vickiemoten9009]

I love the way this guy takes his time to make you understand just how to get everything right he done a good job

[@halfeatenbrownie]

I would like to say that I greatly appreciate that you zoom in so that we can see how these loops are supposed to get started. It really helps us youtubers learn how to make these awesome bracelets. Thank you

[@ja906]

My wrist: 7.5"/19cm. I had to make my bracelet 8.5"/21.5cm, due to the design's bulk. The final product is a snug fit though. I used a jig, so I was able to keep my weave tight as I went. I started with about 12'(144")/360cm of black and about 6'(72")/180cm of my secondary color. When I was done and trimmed the excess (there was a lot of it), I ended up using: 7'2"(86")/215cm of black and 4'2"(50")/125cm of my secondary color. I recommend adding 4-6"/10-15cm of each color to have an adequate amount of paracord.

[@Czolgu2]

Big thanks

[@lukeberger17]

Thanks for converting to the metrical system!

[@gtlam41]

I like this design, both the front and the back. It's a tad to chunky for smaller wrists however. I think I'll try this with the smaller paracord and see how it turns out. To do the "back" part of the design so its on the front of the bracelet, instead of making your loops from the top down, go the opposite way and do your loop at the bottom using the top cord to pull through the loop. It looks great too. Thanks for yet another awesome video.

[@freshr.8571]

gtlam41 you can use 325 paracord cord

[@pubert4246]

Just thought I would throw my 2 cents in for those of us who don't like wasting the extra cord. For measurements, if you have a 7 inch wrist, use 7 feet of black (8 inch = 8 feet etc...) for the green, I used 7 feet as well, but I had 4 feet left over at the end (and mine was pretty tight) so if you like your just a little lose, I'm pretty sure you could get away with about 3 1/2 feet. Great video!

[@sdanner3035]

Prayer hands parac

[@medoitmyself2164]

No need to be some disrespectful he said he uses extra so the lenght is right

[@user-mo4kr6xj1f]

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[@hookedondiesel8443]

Thanks for the tip on measuring measure twice cut once

[@bigdavidsmith7167]

ام رشاد I agree

[@mysterynope8122]

man. this is fantastic. I have enough you tubed many and most play music and don't talk. you actually talk. new to making paracord. Thanks to you I am wearing 2 Cobra stiches I made myself.

[@LRCR]

Again Shaun i Thank You for the instructions, I will have to give this one a try soon 💯 👍😎👍 AOAH =Association of Addicted Hobbiest 🙏 SSPH =Stay Safe and Play Healthy 🌟 Blessings from the Great Smoky Mountains East Tennessee

[@ericm2618]

And by the way thanks for sharing all these videos, I just got into making bracelets but I'm a total newbie at the moment. Currently I've only made 2 out of shoelaces with a 3 strand braid but these are way cooler and the buckle is a huge bonus.

[@gabrieldye311]

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[@davidbubar9107]

Sir I just picked this hobby up going on 3 weeks and the reason because of corpol tunnel in both hands it's a way to exercise them and I'm loving every thing about this hobby , my question is how can I instead of making a bracelet out of this make a lanyard or key chain because of these would look spectacular I think

[@Mnkyc_311]

You can make any of those. You can even braid around the outside of knife sheaths and whatnot. Look around on youtube for the instructions you need

[@davidbubar9107]

@@Mnkyc_311 thanks I know a little about it I am retired military I have never went into depth as far as all these cool knots I had a problem trying to get thet one bracelet he was doing its cool as all get out but kept doing something wrong to get it started and I'm talking trying to do a lanyard style any tips tricks or snips would be greatly appreciated thanks so much

[@davidbubar9107]

Would also like to say a great way to teach this in layman terms and explaining every step for some just starting out I think your way of teaching is excellent thanks for a great video and thanks again for keeping as simple as you can

[@ydoureadthis]

I'm making some paracord bracelets for selling and some for my friends and I have made this once from this video and it turned out perfectly

[@BoredParacord]

Cool. Send a picture to [e-mail] and I will post it to boredparacord.com

[@cMaXeJIJIo]

Oh man, I wish you would've made just the teeniest side note that this bracelet is REALLY frickin' rigid and hurts like hell! It feels like being in handcuffs(yes, I do know what that's like ha!) Or maybe I just like cinching my knots very tight lol Making the bracelet just a few knot sections longer than intended alleviates problem. Love your channel, dude!

[@ryzf449]

cMaXeJIJIo lol my dad used to be a cop and when hed pick me up from school in his cop car hed put me in handcuffs and throw me (literally) in the back of it

[@tanalee229]

I just tried this one. It's a nice style. It would be great to find a way to finish it off so that both ends look the same. I prefer tucks to singes, but if you gut the last quarter inch before burning the ends, it's much easier to do without burning them. Great stuff! Thanks!

[@tanalee229]

How do you spell singe-ing? Gut before singe-ing, so you don't burn the ends.

[@FuneralRoses]

I just finished making this in glow in the dark white and charcoal grey (purchased from BoredParacord Amazon) for my dog and I love it!!

[@livinwithliv5535]

I love those colors together.

[@LucidBD]

nice amount of videos you have up and great styles, much appreciated. notes from a paracordist: get a jigg, or build one. no fumbling around with the ends and such. also, dont burn the ends when you are finishing your bracelets. thats weak and looks cheap. use a fid and tuck them into the under portion of the bracelet. The quality look and fit will be 10 fold better. again, appreciate the videos, just notes to step the game up. Paracord on!

[@frankmontoya8838]

Very therapeutic for me I have hyperactive hypertension dis.and this helps control my rapid agitation in my day plus I love a challenge

[@Tyxxvxl]

Hey Shaun, I just wanted to thank you so much for all of your amazing videos!! I have always wanted to make these bracelets and in the last 2 months I have made10 of your designs and sold about 20 bracelets. Thank you for all of these videos please keep up the good work! Ty

[@SpiceyMachineGun]

Its good that you have the same pair of scissors for 2 years, taking care of stuff :)

[@RanjeetSingh-xm1jc]

Okay 👶 loop on your 📱 👌 I'll see u in my head

[@harlembrn125]

I truly appreciate your tutorials. I hav e made a few bracelets following your instructions and add twist to them. Glad you have helped me find a hobby I like.

[@kojo570]

I enjoy making things from paracord and though I may never get around to making this I'm still going to like/favourite and bookmark this video. Great video.

[@jennifierjackson8239]

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[@tanalee229]

Another idea for using scraps is to use them to make paracord pens/pencils. Do a KZbin search for "paracord pen" (or pencil) to see some vid tutorials.

[@00weirdo67]

For all of you struggling to keep your cords together, trying to wrangle them and save them from falling to the floor, USE A LOOM. You can buy a children's loom at Walmart and they set the size for you! You don't have to worry about the size not being exact, or pulling strings and watching your creation fall apart. Most bracelet designs can be simply adapted for the loom, and it saves you a whole lot of hassle.

[@brofistjr.6368]

You're awesome. You are giving me a thing to do besides video games and have, in a way, helped giving me about 200 in profit from selling these. Please keep up with the videos. Thank You dude.

[@BoredParacord]

Wow that's awesome. Keep it up!

[@hess59601]

it took forever and was the hardest bracelet ive ever made but I did It so thank you

[@pascalhemerik1007]

Forever lasts 30 minutes here thats how long i took on my first one HOLLAND YEAH!!!!!

[@tbarela]

This one was fun to make! Mades a couple mistakes but caught on to the basics for ladder Rack. I used red instead of the green color cord. Thanks for this video!

[@frankmontoya8838]

I switched the colors from green as the main bracelet and reflective black for the center bars love this video made ten bracelets like this sold them all

[@PoliticalSmackdown]

finally someone who knows how to make a proper tutorial!! thank you!!

[@DAVENMEMPHIS]

I always go with extra, it would suck to run out before you get finished. At $7.00 for 100 feet thats only .07 a foot. Where I get mine they had a sale so I stocked up $5.50 for 100 feet. And several shackles I don`t like the plastic unless I make one for someone, but i`ve been known to give one I have on if someone comes up to me and ask`s where can I get one, then I tell`em I made it so I`ll take it off and tell`em here you go. What a way to brighten someones day......................

[@holly7869]

Thank you for this! A friend of mine is into the Furry World. His dragon costume is amazing and his color scheme is green with black spots. I made his girlfriend this bracelet with black and neon green and I'll make him a lanyard next. I did reverse the colors though. I think they will like this! Thanks again.

[@tljohnson]

Great tutorial, thanks for the video! Although I do want to mention that I was able to create 9 1/4" bracelet from 7' of primary and 3' of secondary.

[@jorgealvarez0525]

Would it be any easier with a jig? Also awesome color choices.

[@Wutzthedeal]

This is one of the few knots where yes, a jig and fid would help. Also, any knots that require splitting the core are easier with jigs/fids. All the others, hands are fine.

[@kw8959]

I'm gonna do this for my crew. Really cool

[@Jinkstr227]

if u tie it opposite so it looks like the underside actually makes a really cool looking bracelet

[@jamesscootsreviewshowtoand5300]

I think you should do a bit at the start telling us all how to measure the paracord and how long it has to be and stuff like that

[@5thGenNativeTexan]

I haven't tried this weave yet, but it looks like it would be good for the designs where you want to store a slender "survival kit" down the middle. ie.. the flexible tube style kits that have various items like fishing line/hooks, tinder, etc.

[@viriato7]

9 Years later... I don't know if you read me. 🤣 I make mine with red (black) and blue (yellow). So thanks, Bro ! 🙏🏽 😉🤙🏽

[@KNG-CBR]

Hey Matthew a better way to have nice ends is to take a lighter and burn the blades and when you cut the cord it will stay non-frayed all credits for this idea go to TIAT (Tieitalltogether)

[@BFun]

Thanks so much for the wonderful content! If there is anything negative I could say, I notice that you tend to gloss over some instructions very quickly or without going into any real detail, quite often. As if assuming that we all are experienced weavers. (I still haven't been able to figure out the Diamond Knot!) On this particular video, I made this bracelet and it turned our really well, but you didn't really specify top or bottom at the beginning, and I ended up making it "upside down" in relation to yours. However, this turned out to be a blessing in disguise, as everyone that I have shown it to, actually prefers it in this orientation. Once again, thank you very much, for taking the time and effort to teach "noobs" like myself!

[@TheKhmatlock]

Nelly Nelson measurements are pretty dead on I use a jig and tie pretty tight. I made a 7 1/2 inch for my daughter her wrist measures 6" and this turned out to fit perfect. Very little scrap any shorter and I would of been hard pressed to finish the breacelet

[@RandomRaptor679]

the aesthetics tip in the beginning of the video is the best part of the video, making it look as clean as possible is EVERYTHING to me! Best tip, thanks! "679"

[@JoeMaddux]

Awesome! I did it with a blueish-grey and lime green. Looks really cool!

[@javitocantu1285]

+BoredParacord can you please try to do a video of it without the buckle?

[@andrealeonard-whiddon3053]

It was a lil hard at first but I got the hang of it. Looks hard, not at all. Nailed it 1st time. Thx for the tutorial.

[@WZvid]

For a 7.5 inch bracelet you would need: -About 7 feet of your primary color (color on the sides) -About 5 feet of secondary color (color in the middle) Less is needed if the knots are tight. These measurements take into account the length needed to make tying the knots easier.

[@monicapatterson2177]

l really enjoy watching your videos on different ways to do things with paradox.

[@MizzTanzy1420]

just got some paracord for the first time cant wait to try this one out, already tried the cobra

[@AWDsome08]

Subscribed. I did your crocked spine just now. Fixing to give this a whirl. My crocked spine started out a bit crappy and I couldn't fix it. Did it twice. Came out okay but not fantastic. Love the size though!

[@BoredParacord]

Awesome. I'll post pictures to the site if you send them to me. [e-mail]

[@vinstantnoodles]

BoredParacord can i have it???

[@Sambam2u]

Thanks for the instructions. Just finished my first paracord bracelet.

[@chuleta284]

love your channel man, i made a small business watching your videos. Thanks!!!!!!!!

[@JonathanGomezzz]

thank you very much! i made my first 2 colors paracord bracelet with your tutorial!! saludos desde argentina 😀

[@CharleyAnd]

Thanks for this one easy for all to understand, and fun to make.

[@YayCarmelo]

I made my first paracord bracelet today, thanks to this video. thank you.

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[@ryanscottUcanSleepWhenUrDead]

I was wondering if you could tell me where you get your screenprinted buckles from...Thanks! Nice bracelet

[@jamescounterman2331]

great video! I made this bracelet first try. I attempted to watch the TIAT video and fell asleep.

[@tashunkawitko7N6]

Thanks for this vid! Very awesome. If I want to make a 32" rifle sling in the this pattern- with red as primary and bronze as secondary, can you advise me on how much lengths of each I will need?

[@dougfrench5510]

Good rule of thumb if for every inch of braid you need 1 ft of cord

[@zandermagic]

Love this one, going to absolutely try it! Thank you! Really great Paracord videos, the best on KZbin! 😀👍

[@frankmontoya8838]

I have made 3 styles so far love the harder ones like the dragons tongue and shark teeth

[@TheCooldude928]

Your videos are awesome. I judt made the crooked river bracelet and it is awesome, keep up the great work!

[@ne11127bear]

I often watch as everyone struggles with the cords. Would it be easier to use a jig to show how to weave the cords together? Just a thought...

[@lambsquarterhorses]

I did this a hated it. I had a hard time keeping the edges even. I took it apart and will try again. I seem to have problems with this kind. I will try it without the jig and maybe that will give me a better feel for it.

[@caleblehmann7671]

Hey, I am making these bracelets to help pay for my BSA expenses, and I was wondering if you could let me know where you can get buckles that are custom etched. Thanks!

[@gagedavis7272]

I really enjoy watching your video's please make more

[@perfectly_unstable]

awesome tutorial, I liked it. I would like to request "torture testing" we all know how much weight 550 cord can support but the reason i like weaving it is because it makes it stronger. i would like to see what it can support. i have started making 550 cord dog leashes and i was surprised when a sing round weave was able to contain both of my dogs (a very active German Shepherd and a Great Dane) on a two dog lead. i want to see what kind of punishment your weaves can take, maybe tow a car, tie out a big dog. I know the cord will hold up better than the plastic clips so maybe use some steal o rings or chain links I'm not one to normally challenge someone i don't know, but I am very curious.

[@terryguthrie9339]

I love working with dark colors so this was one I've wanted to do for a while. I don't know if I'm doing something wrong, but I always end up with a white spot in the ends when I burn it off. Is there anything I can do to eliminate this.

[@SuperGon6]

I believe you can remove a small length of the insides of the cord before you finish and it should not do that. It's called gutting the cord but you should just need a very very small length removed to prevent what you're talking about as I believe that's what's showing up.

[@bradley666333]

Althought I havent been doing paracord projects to long,few weeks or less,this was the first one I ever tried,I was even able to finish it,it def didnt fit because I didnt relize how thick it realy was lol....tried this last week,for someone and completed it again,little better then the first time,very tight ect....so I just did this one again since my last one was 2 small,so this time I added a few extra inches hoping it will be long enough! I hope so cuz I would call this bracelet, LOVE AND HATE!!! lol

[@Mephiston]

This knot should be called the dragonfly, because it looks like one as you're weaving it.

[@DAVENMEMPHIS]

I always go extra long, some say a foot to a inch and I run short if I do that on any type of bracelet. I use E.L. Wood type III and @ $7.00 for 100 feet, that`s only .07 per foot, with plastic buckle I have less than $1.00 in one, the stainless D adjustable shackle less than $4.00.And I`m guess-a-mateing shipping into it.

[@kadencollins3410]

I like your buckles

[@bloominjude]

I think this one is my favorite so far! Thanks for sharing! :)

[@marie-annevanduijn4222]

Thanks for making the video. This was my first attempt and it worked out verry well

[@MegaMasterdragon]

Great video well made , I need to practice some more , I also just learned how to do the cobra weave , tried to use a book but it appears that I need to watch videos.

[@AndresRensanz]

En la Marina Mercante y Militar, esto de las pulseritas se llamaba Cajeta Plana y Cajeta Trenzada. No haciamos pulseritas.

[@jinglegast2561]

good video, good instructions, thank you. Made one of these for my nephew.

[@Cyber_Kriss]

Hi, instead of burning the cord, how about putting some hot glue on the point ?

[@ianmoone4642]

Thanks love this...I will b make n one...👊👊👊

[@Thelgren00]

Excellent Video but dim the light just a bit.Thank you!

[@BoredParacord]

Yea, that was an issue for a while. I think I have figured it out now. :)

[@djpollock7610]

Tried making this but didn't get as nice pattern as you, there's a lot of spacing between the "inner colour" strands crossing, not matter how hard I pull etc. It might be because I tried on some cheaper cord that's not as soft on the outer shell weave...? Otherwise, a pretty nice thing, your version looks great, but as people have said before, you might need a bit longer braiding as it's really rigid and thick. :)

[@Mulesw2017]

I was a little surprised at how much cord you used on this one. For comparison's sake how much cord do you use on a basic Cobra bracelet and how much on the same sized bracelet of this Jagged Ladder?

[@davidlahaisejr7479]

I like it I’ll may try it

[@ravensflair]

Nice video that i inspired. Thanks

[@aronlepp4827]

For some reason however hard I try, I just can't get the first knot done:(

[@williampowers6311]

my son taught himself to do this by watching these videos.

[@iamzuthos8736]

That's really good man , much appreciated

[@shadowalker1776]

Thank you for the how to video.

[@enlightenedone1559]

Bored Paracord can u make a video showing how to add a dog tag into the bracelet?

[@g.g.7779]

If you use a jig your projects won't be falling all over the place.

[@derpyassassin8358]

I really like the design but it's sooooo thick

[@zingfua]

thanks man! i just finished mine(od/tan) but almost ran out of cord on one of the tips haha i got lucky, great videos, will sub!

[@Bluesidian]

Looks more like a snakes belly , which is cool. should be called some thing else.

[@candicesalisbury5828]

Awesome knot. Thanks😃

[@michaeledwards8194]

i use different colored permanent markers to cover over the inside white of the cord..

[@douglasetzweiler139]

Could you possibly do one of these mad Max style without the buckle???

[@dakotahunt1129]

This is easier than I thought

[@jaimeouviña]

😍😍😍😍 De que milímetros son los hilos?

[@missthaumaturgy8090]

I start at the other end so if I need to I can make last minute adjustments

[@bobtrek]

I would like to know how much cord I will need to make this bracelet into a 30" lanyard

[@lorefalimirski5824]

How can I make this design without the buckle I like the adjustable tie so it can fit different wrist