The 5 Kinds of Paracord Tools You Need

[@dankolar6066]

Years ago, before all the various molded plastic winders came to market, I made large flat bobbins (6x9 inch) from sturdy corrugated cardboard. After wrapping with duct tape, the cardboard bobbin is indestructible and, as a final touch, a pair of holes are punched thru the bobbin to capture the cord ends. The size was selected to accommodate a 100 foot length of cord. A dozen or so bobbins fit nicely into the canvas rigger's bag I use to carry my tools and supplies. It makes a nice go-bag for crafting.

[@jimthomas777]

To cut and seal at the same time , I measure all the pieces that needs to be cut , I take a propane tank and heat a pair of cheap scissors and cut away , it cuts and seals at the same time , I sometimes cut at a 45° degree angle to get a point or just cut straight across , works great Everytime and looks professional without black burn marks with burnt ends

[@davidbentley7726]

Really enjoy listening to him and his clean cut appearance make viewing nicer.

[@AbsoRuud76]

Some kind of measuring tape is essential.

[@tere3146]

Thank you! ❤❤❤

[@alk555]

Strange that lacing needles are called paracord fids in the paracord world. (And regular fids don't seem to be used as much.)

[@artzymac5641]

If you want a cheap knotters tool you can use a nail punch.

[@StitchJones]

Thank you!

[@gatuscorporations1589]

SALUDOS DESDE MERIDA, YUCATÁN, MÉXICO 3/MAYO/2021

[@knoptop]

Awesome! Thanks for sharing!

[@mohmmjmal1831]

Thank you, my friend, for the explanation. I am a huge fan of your artistic work. Can I make the handmade mold for the bracelets at home, because this piece does not exist in my country? I was hoping that your words would be translated into Arabic. Thank you.❤🎉😂

[@TheOlegLviv]

if possible can you recomend any books about globe knots (turk's head knots) for beginners. Thanks for help

[@pb-bx1ll]

Great video thank you!!

[@artzymac5641]

If you want to save money on a knotters tool you can use a nail punch.

[@JohnTBlock]

A pocket knife, lighter and medium fid or Marlin spike is all you need, and it's portable...

[@gatusmatus9187]

Saludos cordiales desde Mérida yucatan México 17/agosto /2022

[@user-gs9mp6yv9u]

Hi, gibt es ein Video oder einem Bauplan von dem langen Jig ??? Danke für die interessanten Videos!

[@ParacordPlanet]

Hallo! Hier finden Sie einige Produktlisten mit weiteren Informationen: www.paracordplanet.com/tools/jigs/.

[@matthewchapman4535]

How do u make the quick release senet

[@esp2465]

Hi just starting out what do you recommend as being vital tools and the best diameter cord to work with

[@DCFiredawgmedic]

How much 550 cord fits on the tactical holder?

[@Cindy-es4ob]

I would like to learn how to do this but I'm finding it hard to find a video that's helpful for me. Is it possible for you to make a video that you can show me what the tool's do. Can you make something and explain it in detail what you're doing and what you're using as you do it for a beginner level. I hope I make sense sorry and thank you

[@bevjones2913]

There was no links that I could find

[@bevjones2913]

But it did let me know the tools uses, maybe actually showing how they work may help a total novist like me. Sorry.

[@JW-kh5ep]

Wind-it wizard? That’s not proprietary it’s a rip off of a kite spool 😂