Woven rock sling

In this tutorial I demonstrate an easy way to make a paracord rock sling using the process of weaving.
This style of rock slings is quite common. It is easy to make and works.
When determining the sling length I usually want the sling to be as long as the distance between my extended arms and my knees.
You can naturally use any length you are comfortable with.
That said, take at least 7 feet of cord when making this sling. I'd take 10 for a comfortable weave.
See the photo tutorial here:
www.paracordgui...
Be sure to practice slinging if you want to use it as a survival tool. Practice with caution, the sling is a deadly weapon.
Enjoy the video!
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Music by Kevin MacLoud and Jey Row.

[@spantley5265]

Omg after 5 hours i finally made it

[@allancampbell6300]

Follow up to my previous post...took the Damascus bead off the release end and went back to just a plain knot. The end flung round and hit me in the hand and twice...ouch. Plain knot works just fine.

[@allancampbell6300]

Great video. Very easy to follow. It would be easy to adjust the weave to make a bigger pouch if wanted. I'm looking forward to throwing some rock with them. On my second version I added a Damascus bead to the release end. Looks cool but haven't tried it yet. Thanks for taking the time to post this tutorial. Cheers!

[@cameronwallace7739]

liar

[@TocBruq]

Booo!!no!!no,The correct thing is a 6.81 meter nylon tamvang rope then braided, enough for a large sling bag

[@sanddragon9]

Harder to make than it looks.

[@pikeknifeandforge4632]

Larry Rittenhouse not really

[@cupcakegeniside7693]

I know right

[@thalesnemo2841]

If your life depends on it one gets good at it!

[@MRJUGGERNAUTSILLz]

ive made a rather neat looking version of this design...i can send a picture if you would like...i make videos too but not really the type of subject i upload..if you might want to use it, let me know!

[@Nillaferilla]

I've seen people make these pouches dead center. How do you do that?

[@marlettohemmingsen2828]

Nillaferilla lots of adjustment post-construction.

[@delboy4607]

Nillaferilla could u not leave a lot of spare cord at each end and trim to the right size

[@richardfoutch1454]

Cut the long end...

[@joewoodchuck3824]

@@delboy4607 Of course. That's standard procedure.

[@deltafour1212]

Is there a way to make this sling with a braided down and release cord, instead of the single string?

[@MangaGamified]

Hi deltafour1212! had you find any success?

[@deltafour1212]

@@MangaGamified Yes I finally figured it out

[@MangaGamified]

@@deltafour1212 is it still around, can u show it? like a short vid

[@olderperson4612]

I started my weave and now it's much skinnier than yours. What did I do wrong? How can I fix it?

[@henrijsjurjans9432]

Nice video made it from thick paracord

[@tylerjones4401]

How long does the rope need to be if I want 4-5 feet on each sixe of the pouch

[@pwaldechfal]

what an easy tying compare to ananas knot, turkish head variants or herringbone interweave that I learned first ^^ I like the curved coffin style on your sling, I will do it today and test it ! Thank you ! I just suggest an end step by centering the bowline from the sides of the pouch, to avoid a potential unbalance during the throw :)

[@saintmichael3879]

Thank you for being honest, unlike so many other slinger vids: "...making the rocksling is the easy part. Learning how to master it- to actually hit something is an entirely different matter".

[@avrumisolaimani8546]

Saint Michael no need to be accurate just shoot far i mean i’m never gonna actually try to kill someone with it

[@jefferybiddix1096]

very cool project enjoy all of these tutorials.

[@ryanturman2327]

you are awesome I couldn't stop playing with it for hours

[@justacameraman4900]

The back side of the credal kinda looks like a turtle shell

[@FINN-mg1uo]

Hey, that petty good.

[@manglemorris6940]

this channles new name should be asmr paracord

[@DHANTEJHASTKALAKENDRA]

Great job

[@FortWhenTeaThyme]

Why do you just skip a cord during the first over under? Very confusing.

[@pikeknifeandforge4632]

I made one and it came out great

[@victorcastro6512]

I only got 5 feet

[@daniellatifi2606]

I was watching all the KZbin videos they don’t explain it well but you when I tried to make it it was excellent you’re very good at explaining that thank you

[@marcuseiblmaier3905]

nice 😉

[@clayballard6400]

Cool

[@kennethehockenberry6754]

A good piece of leather works best....

[@mrshark8094]

yeah but I think this is more fun

[@mixchief]

If using leather, will the same pouch weaving technique as shown in this video still be suitable?

[@rubenvasquez9881]

Kenneth E Hockenberry paracord does to and if you need strong string you can take it apart and make a bow to with a piece of leather you can't make a bow

[@avrumisolaimani8546]

i agree i made a leather one and its freaking awesome

[@ВладимирКоршунов-й3з]

Thank you so much for the lesson on knitting a throwing sling

[@frankheinrich2606]

could this hold a tennis ball

[@charlieknibbs6203]

Possibly if you made it larger

[@michaelsiddle837]

It would be more effective to weave the ropes through the centre edge of each side of the cup.. As it is the projectile will be unbalanced.

[@joewoodchuck3824]

I don't think it will be unbalanced at all. Pull from the diagonally opposing corners stabilizes it.

[@abingembul1457]

What is the length of the rope

[@Paracordguild]

Hey! It depends on the size of the pouch. I'd recommend 14-16 feet.

[@abingembul1457]

@@Paracordguild ok thx

[@MrGAETANO25]

many tnkssssssssssssssssss

[@babs218]

Gaetano Dinatale YOU ARE RIGTH!!!!!!!!!!

[@kkkkkk-yj2ek]

What is the items u need??

[@sephangelo4603]

muy dificil guey!

[@user-rj1mk7jp5d95]

Очень хорошо всё рассказано. Всё понятно и наглядно! Спасибо! 😀