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Just tied my first Snakeknot Lanyard
- Thread starter Serenity
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My favourite lanyard knot (OK admittedly the only one I have been able to master). It always looks cool!
Is that a turk's head knot you have on the end? Now that is my next challenge!
Is that a turk's head knot you have on the end? Now that is my next challenge!
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I'm a severe paracord n00b, so I apologize for posting in OP's thread but...
What kind of knot is this that I managed to accomplish?
Is this a "snake knot"?
Dunno, but Iike it [emoji2]
Feel free to post your knot photos on this thread bro...if you find a how to tie link of anthing awesome let me know.
My lanyards are normally 2 knots holding a bead if there is one.
Usually loop 2-3 fingers when using my working knives for practical purposes.. so most look like this.
The round metal end rings.. rollers taken off bicycle chains if anyone is wondering
That's nice, I'm looking for some sweet paracord loop lanyards to use underwater on my Spearfishing knives.
It's raining here in New Zealand...
Finally found time to tie another lanyard for my F95 Ti Shirogorov.
I don't know much about knots but those are some beautiful blades.
Decided to do a little different one for today.... A bike theme lanyard to match a bead made in honor of cycling great ,Eddy Merkyx.
This one can screw on a different valve cap to suit the flavor of the day...and solves the unsightly burnt ends of paracord.. something I always find ways to hide on lanyards
This one can screw on a different valve cap to suit the flavor of the day...and solves the unsightly burnt ends of paracord.. something I always find ways to hide on lanyards