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Loving the patina that's on that 110!39* F here in Tennessee this morning. I'll have this magnacut 110 on me or in the truck all winter.
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Are those for luck or hoping to sell or trade? Best wishes for a great haul!have 2 - v1v1 110s in my pocket...
I figured as much after I postedboth i guess
I'm glad ya asked as I was wondering and wasnt thinking about what's gonna happen with them.I figured as much after I posted![]()
Those are great, so much character!the 2 knives
How did you do that wrap? I'd like to be a copycat if you will let me. Over then under and repeat to the end I'm guessing. How to end it though?21 here now in northern Illinois. Haven't been hiking below 40 degrees yet this winter, but here's a pic of my 110 last winter below freezing. It'll be out there again soon.
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Thanks, it's coming along nicely!Loving the patina that's on that 110!
I found this online and use this method. https://cubscoutideas.com/2666/handmade-hiking-sticks/ Start with 2 holes in the stick 6" apart. Feed the paracord through the top hole then down the stick through the bottom hole. Leave a foot or so of cord sticking out the top hole, and several feet of cord out the bottom hole. Then start wrapping cord from the bottom up, alternating under and over the vertical piece of cord that goes between the 2 holes in the stick. When you get to the top, feed the cord through the top hole and tie a knot with the other cord that goes through the top room for a hand loop and tie another knot at the very end. I singe the cut ends with a lighter to keep the ends from fraying.How did you do that wrap? I'd like to be a copycat if you will let me. Over then under and repeat to the end I'm guessing. How to end it though?
I found this online and use this method. https://cubscoutideas.com/2666/handmade-hiking-sticks/ Start with 2 holes in the stick 6" apart. Feed the paracord through the top hole then down the stick through the bottom hole. Leave a foot or so of cord sticking out the top hole, and several feet of cord out the bottom hole. Then start wrapping cord from the bottom up, alternating under and over the vertical piece of cord that goes between the 2 holes in the stick. When you get to the top, feed the cord through the top hole and tie a knot with the other cord that goes through the top room for a hand loop and tie another knot at the very end. I singe the cut ends with a lighter to keep the ends from fraying.
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Looks great!! After a while, the paracord could loosen. I now apply Minwax wood hardener to the paracord to prevent loosening over time.It does, many thanks. I did this yesterday with only one hole and no loop. I think I'll leave it like that.
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I started the over and under at the top hole. There's a knot at the bottom that's keeping the vertical paracord tight and pushing upwards on the wraps. Hoping that keeps things from working loose with use, the cord feels nice in the hand with no treatment.Looks great!! After a while, the paracord could loosen. I now apply Minwax wood hardener to the paracord to prevent loosening over time.