String/Cord/Leather Handle Wraps

[@GrumpysWorkshop4]

Very clever. Saved the video for future use. Sometimes i like to try new things

[@StanCrafted]

Thanks...I hope it comes in handy for you in the future!

[@LTDWoodworks]

Thanks for sharing. The ol saying of you learn something new every day applies here👍 Hope to utilize this technique someday. Thanks again 👍

[@StanCrafted]

You are very welcome...I learned that a long time ago...I think it's important to share this kind of thing...I know I try to learn as many new things as I can...KZbin is great for that.

[@JustMightDIY]

This is really useful. We used to just glue the ends, but I like how you finish and tighten the wrap. Thanks for the tutorial!

[@StanCrafted]

You are welcome...hope it will be useful in the future!

Hello, my talented friend. Yes, the leather handle on the Mother's Day tray attracted my attention. Thank you for showing us the practical way to wrap a handle. It's nice to create and share a variety of ideas to help many people. Congratulations. See you. Great greetings. Stay healthy and happy. Best regards...

[@StanCrafted]

Thank you so much, my friend. I learn so much from your videos and the videos of others. Glad I could share something that I learned from another a long time ago.

[@jigamac71]

just found the vid and this is the most helpful one!, simple and worked great!!, so happy to have found a wrap thats not super intense. Thanks!! hope all is wonderful for you!

[@StanCrafted]

Thanks! Glad it was helpful!

[@LonghornWorkshop]

Love watching things like this, whoever thought of this originally must have been smart. Thanks for the great demo, it’s good to keep skills like this going on and passing it onwards.

[@StanCrafted]

Thank you, Harki...I agree with you about keeping the older methods and technologies alive.

[@MarkMcCluney]

I know it was you narrating Stan but you can't fool me - that was The Headless Handyman doing the wrapping. I wondered where the heck he'd got to... Well, whoever was doing what that was an excellent vid and very well explained. Cheers mate!

[@StanCrafted]

I know for a fact that my wife would agree with you that most of the time I am Headless :-) Hope the video is handy for you in the future.

[@MoscaWoodworking]

thank you Stan. I need to practice it. it would be a nice touch on some piece of funriture

[@StanCrafted]

You are welcome, Alberto...I really like a wrapped handle better thank I like a smooth leather handle. It’s a pretty easy thing once you get the hang of it.

[@duckshaker]

Thank you for this video. I just wrapped an axe handle with paracord and it came out great!

[@StanCrafted]

You are welcome...glad it was helpful.

[@o.g.bwoodwork]

Great video Stan. I’ve always wondered how to finish off a wrapped handle.

[@StanCrafted]

Thanks!...this is just one way to do it...I've tried others, but this is what works best for me.

[@o.g.bwoodwork]

StanCrafted cheers Stan

[@CreachterZ]

Incredibly helpful. Thank you!

[@StanCrafted]

You are welcome

[@BusyBeeLiving]

Thanks for sharing! I have a project in the near future her that I am going to us this on... oh and as my wife keeps reminding me also to make that tray of yours

[@StanCrafted]

Uh-oh...hope I didn’t make more work for you with your wife! I think you’ll like the handle wrap...it’s pretty simple once you get the hang of it.

[@BusyBeeLiving]

@@StanCrafted I'm sure I'll get through it now that you showed me how 😉

[@HighCaliberCraftsman]

I learned something new today! Thanks for the video!

[@StanCrafted]

You are welcome!

[@TheGrantAlexander]

thanks for sharing! I will have to give that a try sometime!

[@StanCrafted]

Thanks, Grant...if you ever need to wrap a handle it’s about the easiest way to do it.

[@ryanjenks3962]

Wrapping an axe and really needed this method thank you!

[@StanCrafted]

Thanks, Ryan...glad it was helpful.

[@stunningmisadventures]

We will have to give this a try if we ever do a similar project! Thanks for sharing!

[@StanCrafted]

Hope that it comes in handy 😊

[@karlmielke3922]

Thank you for this. I used some scrap leather to wrap my leather tools

[@StanCrafted]

Hi Karl...glad it was of use to you

[@WoodenItBeNice]

Brilliant Stan. I have always wanted to know how to do this as I've never successfully finished the end off neatly. Now I know. Take care Stan. Cheers, Huw

[@StanCrafted]

Thank you, Huw...if you ever have need to wrap something in cordage...this is the way I'd recommend doing it.

[@WhiteLabWorkshop]

I've always wondered how to do that. Very cool, Stan!

[@StanCrafted]

Pretty simple really...give it a shot next time you need to wrap something.

[@Everythings_Adjustable]

Thanks Stan, the only things I have ever wrapped were a walking stick and an axe handle, I will have to remember this way 👍 😉

[@StanCrafted]

Once you get the hang of it I think you'll like it...I did a lot bow handles and bowstrings this way once upon a time.

[@Comanchelords]

Great video thanks buddy

[@StanCrafted]

Thanks

[@therivermonk]

Very cool method

[@StanCrafted]

Thank you…I hope it’s helpful

[@StomachAche121]

Dope vid! Thanks!

[@StanCrafted]

You're welcome! Thanks

[@lyndadirksenvanschalkwyk9175]

Thank you 😊

[@StanCrafted]

You are welcome :)

[@plgdullish464]

Hey good job once again hope everything is ok

[@StanCrafted]

Thanks, Tristyn...things are great...hope you are doing good too...maybe making some knives?

[@mlangfordoutdoor]

That is a good thing to know so I can keep my bigger cordage from unraveling

[@StanCrafted]

It’s a handy trick I’ve used a bunch once I was taught it.

[@IrishChippy]

3:52 Now that one is cool. The first 20 or so seconds. Talking but no face 😎

[@StanCrafted]

Thanks, Pascal...as I've said before...I've a face made for radio and voice perfect for the newspaper!

[@s1r3n1971]

Hi Stan, do you think I can use your technique to wrap 1/4 inch Manila rope around my ugly bathroom steam pipe?

[@StanCrafted]

I do! Give it a shot and let me know how it turns out.

[@Poor_Mans_DIY]

It is time to change your channel name to McGyver. You can do anything. This too was also very cool.

[@StanCrafted]

Haha...thanks, Richard...I think this is mostly just a matter of I'm old and I've kept my eyes open and been willing to learn for most of my life.