St. Mary's hitching

[@philipaaberg160]

Wrapped a few walking sticks with your help. Thanks for the video. Would really appreciate a video on finishing both ends. I did a Turk's Head wobble on one but had to improvise attaching it to the staff. I worked a wrist strap into mine but had to figure it out myself. Worked fine, though. As for screwing down the cord at both ends, be REALLY careful about messing up a nice piece of wood as i did with a walnut staff!

[@Jorge-ew5dc]

Thank you sir. That was very kind. I may have more questions in the future about how to secure the ends to where they don't come apart but I'll wait until I am at that point. Thank you so much.

[@bassnm94]

I’m waiting for that reply now lol

[@kshumack]

Your videos are my “go to” place for how to do something with paracord. My only complaint is that you don’t show us how to finish the project. I’ve got cords hanging at the top and bottom and now have to go looking for videos to show me how to finish a project with 3 cords hanging. Just an idea to go from start to completed in one video.

[@tanalee09]

And screw the ends to the handle to secure them. : ) Cool looking hitch, Marko. Thanks!

[@Paracordguild]

:).

[@theBoonarmies]

Brilliant.

[@grantrogan9091]

great tutorial great work

[@willybee3056]

Keep up the good work, , I gotta try that one... tanx...

[@carmeloortiz9159]

fantastic.... LVU YOUR WORK..

[@MrGAETANO25]

Hi,GREAT TUTORIAL = GREAT MAN

[@bassnm94]

How and what knots would u start and end with using this for a steering wheel?

[@ajaychauhan-eu1em]

good one

[@streak1burntrubber]

What about half moku and full moku hitching? Or did you make videos on them already? Then there is also another kind of hitching. I forget the name of it, but it gives you a pattern along the side that looks like the side of a solomon bar. That's what happens when you alternate the direction you go when you hitch.

[@Paracordguild]

Hey! I did cover the moku styles: The half moku: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h3qql6KXnM6gpLs The full moku: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bp_UioCAidOMgZY Some more hitching styles are still waiting to be covered :). Mark

[@bassnm94]

@@Paracordguild what knot for the ends should I use I’m doing this on a steering wheel

[@DrCHUD666]

Can this be done with a flattened cord as well???

[@Paracordguild]

Well you can, but the cords can be hard to handle because of the twisting. Mark

[@DrCHUD666]

Paracord guild Other question.....does it matter how many cords are used....or does it have to be at least a minimum of 3??? Was wondering if I can get by with just using 2 cords.

[@Paracordguild]

Hey! You should be able to tie it with 2 as well. Mark

[@angiedj62]

I used 2 colors for my steering wheel cover but I turned it into three by using 2 black and 1 red (blk blk red blk blk red) wish I could post a pic.

[@oueslatilassaad8706]

+Paracord guild CapitaneLassaad