paracord uses - LINK

[Bushman5]

found this while searching for the paracord belt tying sequence:

http://googlebordello.crushhumanity.org/projectparacord/index.html

http://theprepared.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=80&Itemid=55

http://fullcontactgeek.com/news.php?item.279.3

http://www.paracordbraiding.com/

and one of the best site:

http://stormdrane.blogspot.com/

 

[6shooter]

A simple paracord belt pattern. I'd like to make one eventually, I just hafta find the time to do it.

Stormdranes stuff is nuts, his latest drawstring pouches and cozies are possibly the coolest thing I've ever seen.

 

[Bushman5]

http://m4040.com/Survival/Projects/Rescue Belt/RescueBelt.htm

thats the link i was looking for!!!!! thanks man!

 

[BlackHills]

If you're wanting to learn how to make different stitches I think this is one of the better sites. http://www.boondoggleman.com/the_projects3.htm

 

[untamed]

Thanks for this! Just subscribed it (don't mind if it became a sticky too!)

 

[untamed]

and one of the best site:

http://stormdrane.blogspot.com/

The drunken Tai Chi Taoist in me rejoices. . .

 

[jean baptiste]

 

[jean baptiste]

a sling shot bracelet

 

[heavy_-j]

do you have a link/instructions on how to make these?

 

[wolfenhawk]

I kinda like the paracord belt I have. I'd seen some of the paracord belt designs online but the thing that always bugged me about them is what was I gonna use to hold my pants up after I unraveled it. So what i ended up doing was taking about 30 ft of paracord and using the same cobra weave I use to make my braclets and wove it OVER a nylon belt i picked up at the local army surplus. i stopped about a foot from the end so i have room to thread my belt thru the buckle and have room for adjustment. So now i take 30 ft of paracord with me everywhere i go, almost 40 if you include a braclet and I can unravel it and still not lose my pants.:thumbup:

 

[dawsonbob]

Neat. This may be the most bestest paracord thread of all. I'm subscribing to this one. It would make a good sticky, too,

 

[Jeff H]

The drunken Tai Chi Taoist in me rejoices. . .

I like that one too, but the little stuff sack version. Couldn't figure out if he has directions to make one though.

 

[Stormdrane]

Several knot books have info on half hitching/needle hitching, but you can also follow online instructions, like shown on this Swedish website.

For making a pouch with hitching, the only difference is using a separate drawstring/cinch cord with cord lock to start, which allows opening/closing fuctions, then do the hitching around whatever object you intend to cover.

 

[Jeff H]

Several knot books have info on half hitching/needle hitching, but you can also follow online instructions, like shown on this Swedish website.

For making a pouch with hitching, the only difference is using a separate drawstring/cinch cord with cord lock to start, which allows opening/closing fuctions, then do the hitching around whatever object you intend to cover.

Thanks, Stormdrane!:thumbup::thumbup: