paracord pouch for altoids tin kit

paracordist · Mar 12, 2011

Just made this for an altoids tin; same approach as for making a can or bottle koozie; required about 50' of paracord and a paracord slider bead for cinching.

sicily02 · Mar 12, 2011

I like that. having an extra 50 feet of cord to, way to go.

Bryan

edamhcneb · Mar 17, 2011

Very nice, and a great way to ensure you have paracord with your PSK

Flying Guillotine · Mar 17, 2011

Pretty sweet cordwork, man. How long did it take to rig all that up?

paracordist · Mar 17, 2011

Flying Guillotine said:
Pretty sweet cordwork, man. How long did it take to rig all that up?

this was a three hour job. thanks for comments.

HandofCod · Mar 18, 2011

Is there a link to a How To? I'd love to try my hand at something like this.

Darbyfett · Mar 18, 2011

I would like to try my hand at this as well.

P.s. Love the gif Cod

paracordist · Mar 18, 2011

here are a few links by others, they are all good tutorials. the last one is closest in technique to the one in my picture. My youtube channel has a how to video on the paracord bead called "How to make a paracord bead for ranger pace bead counter - by The Paracordist"

http://www.instructables.com/id/Multi-Color-Paracord-Can-Koozie/
http://stormdrane.blogspot.com/2009/12/half-hitched-paracord-can-koozie.html
http://stormdrane.blogspot.com/2009/11/paracord-lantern-pouchcan-koozie.html

Shoki · Mar 18, 2011

I attempted almost the exact same thing a couple weeks ago escept I was half-hitching. I gave up about 1/3 of the way through! I've gotta practice my paracord skills. Nice work.

TheGame · Mar 18, 2011

I liked the bottle holder, but this seems like it would be better suited for myself. Great work.