One Strand Cobra Weave Paracord Survival Bracelet No Buckle Tutorial

Learn how to make a Cobra weave or cobra stitch paracord bracelet in this step by step DIY video tutorial. The cobra weave is a classic sinnet that is used extensively in macrame and is often used to make paracord bracelets. If it is tied with a loop and button knot closure it is often tied with two strands. This one uses only one strand so if you want your paracord back you can get a single long piece. The cobra weave is also known as the Solomon Bar or Portuguese Sinnet. In macrame it is principally known as square knotting. It features in The Ashley Book of Knots as knot #2496. It is tied as a stack of alternating half knots. This is a one piece made in one color, without a buckle and is finished with a knot and loop closure. Either a two strand overhand knot or knife lanyard knot could serve as the button.
Uses
The cobra knot is one of the most common knots for paracord bracelets. It is also used extensively as a lanyard knot, for paracord dog leashes, dog collars, key chains or fobs, zipper pulls, rifle slings, watch bands etc. Paracord bracelets are often used in the survival and prepper communities, for emergency cordage.
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[@capedmarauder]

Really great tutorial, thanks! Did it first time and with diamond knot. Used 261cm of cord (for 18cm wrist) and adjusted accordingly. In reference to another comment, even the US military use metric! (so they can communicate with the rest of the world!) Thanks again!

[@sparkplays5372]

A lot of help,thank you so much,really easy to follow too

[@CarnivorousApe]

Thanks for these. I'm working on a buckle-less double cobra bracelet with a mad max style connector using a single strand of survivor cord. I've almost got it thanks to your videos.

[@RoldanRR00]

Very cool. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!

[@murph1329]

just attached a bottle opener to my yeti with this....thank you!

[@winningnumbers]

Can you show us how to do this exact same thing BUT with a buckle please? (if it can be done at all) Thanks

[@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 ?

[@nurhaziqsahulhameed2903]

Can you do a single cobra weave watch band tutorial with a plastic bucklel

[@saber106]

where is the link to the diamond knot?

[@javi-8476]

Do you think you can make a belt from one long strand ?...

[@flip66five]

Yes...just need like 50ft

[@kellymccabe556]

did you take the middle white string out?

[@RimWulf]

bored paracord does a simular version of this he uses loop on the other side making it a two stand band where you use a four stand band but his way is more permanent and uses less cord yours makes it easier to unravel. I especially like the use of more paracord your design allows. just for reference here's the link kzbin.info/www/bejne/gqXPfYOuiLKZmtU

[@robertoc.9099]

Gracias por el tutorial, cual es el largo para 7´´ 1/2.

[@daphneblake7889]

What size paracord are you using? Is it 550? Or thinner?

[@cvssvc2806]

How long is the paracord.

[@hardyweiner]

How do you measure it out? to your own wrist?

[@WhyKnot]

Yep to own wrist.

[@girthquake891]

made it too small rip

[@spryzen9226]

Which thread is this

[@paulmul0077]

Your name is clever!

[@leobriant3444]

Is this quick release

[@sully3581]

i dont think so

[@txrazor2643]

What diameter of para?

[@WhyKnot]

550 paracord.

[@wicaksonoismailrasyiddin6794]

296 cm for 20 cm? waw

[@dorimedina6872]

this didnt help u probaley made it of cam

[@survivalistshq9875]

BullCrap!, not EVERYONE has a hand that can do all that at once! WAY TOO COMPLICATED

[@ronbonick4265]

Great video, all's great except , your videos are played in AMERICA , and para cord is American product { IE 550 cord = 550 POUNDS } we dont use centimeters we use INCHES..

[@Ovaflo]

+Ronbo Nick lol

[@billyc16]

There's a new thing called Google where you can type in 180cm to find out it's a little less than 6ft. Also the Internet is a world wide resource, other countries have access to it as well.

[@jennieperkins5196]

Great video!! thanks for the help