Hi there, I’m just starting out in this kind of thing and I really enjoyed this video and off the back of this I’ve been able to develop this using cobra knots which is really great and said to mention if we would like to see different knots etc and yes I really would. Many thanks Steve.
What are the lengths of the para cords? I was asked if i new how to make one of these i know the knot your making just not the length the cords..great video
I’d love to see this made with two different color paradores. Mostly for a tutorial on joining the two different color cords. Thanks, love the tutorials. REO
I was wonder if you can make another one but with maybe a quick release and snake knot toward the top so it’s round around the neck and then turning into cobra knot and the other side like a single strand to offset bulkyness then both going into the cobra knot buckle at the bottom? Lol possible or no? Thanks man I watch all your videos
A lot of good use can come out of this. thank you:O. The fact that it has plastic buckles would allow it to brake away if necessary.tell me how much footage did you use making this.? Thanks.
Love your videos. I especially love this particular video. I’ve been wanting to make this but could never figure it out. Thank you. Please keep making more videos. I would like to see different designs as well 🙂
Nice neck lanyard with detachable section...your skills at teaching/showing are very good...you show what you are doing at each step...getting the kinks out, making sure the cord lengths match, etc.
Tfs have a question, what could I be doing wrong as when I measure and start to work with the center by the time I get to the end one cord is so much shorter than the other? any suggestions? Thanks
Love this piece. Looks great! Question, is there another weave that may be slightly thinner than the cobra to go around the neck? The one featured in the video seems awfully thick to be worn for me. :(
USER BEWARE: The measurements at the beginning of the video are wrong! Two 14’ strands CANNOT make 16” of lanyard. You need one foot of paracord for each inch of braid. I wasted 28’ of paracord following these instructions. Don’t make my mistake.
I followed along exactly as he did. Yet ran short as well. And I see you commented this 3 YEARS ago. Multiple other people commented the same thing. However, the video has not been updated in any way to rectify that issue. So I too just wasted a bunch of cord. Feelin' a bit annoyed, and wish I had read your comment before starting.
I would strongly recommend to measure the material much more generously than stated in the tutorial. That way you avoid running short, like it happened to me. It’s approximately 20 foot (5,5 to 6 m) for each of the long pieces, depending on how narrow you are pushing the knots together.
Agreed! I followed along doing exactly as he did. I didn't stray from the measurements whatsoever. Yet I still ran short. So I'm unsure how he managed to have enough cord to finish his. When I literally followed along, copying everything he did. It made me wonder if he added a few extra inches to be safe, but never stated he did so. My knots looked to be the same size/ width as his as well. I'm confused, and now have to start over.
Great video. I actually was looking to make something like this, but without the buckle on that would be against the back of your neck. Do you have a video on to accomplish this same necklace without that?
Do you have, or can you make a tutorial on the same cobraknot lanyard, but minus the clip behind the neck? I wanna make both style, with and without the neck clip. This tutorial helped a lot for doing it with the neck clip! Id love help seeing how to do it without the neck clip! Your tutorials make it so easy to learn this!
Hi. Nice tutorial. Im just think to make lanyard to my keys but im dont't want use any buckles beacouse just i dont like plastic buckles. Do you have a some idea how to connect two ends laynards withaut buckles?? Many thanks for help. P.s Sorry my English
You could do that, but having a break away point is a good idea as a safety. If the neck lanyard were to get caught on anything it would be best to have a break away point. If you wanted to do one piece though, I'd just make a cow's hitch on one half of the 3/4" buckle, then put the ends of the cord through the other half and just start doing cobra knots back towards the end that you did the cow's hitch on.
Hi Eloina, if you are referring to the part after you tie the cobra knots, you just keep tying until you reach the other side then snip and melt the ends of the paracord. I apologize if I wasn't clear in the tutorial.
Great videos just came across them! Is it possible to use the s clip in the middle instead of using he larger buckle? And do you sell these seems like you are a good craftsman.
I think you need to update this video to include the proper measurements/length of cord actually required to complete this lanyard. I followed along doing exactly what you did. Yet I ran out of cord towards the end. Wasted a bunch of cord, and my time..and now have to start from scratch. Multiple people have commented the exact same thing, only years ago. Had you fixed the length of cord that was actually needed for this project. This wouldn't have occured.
Just use one continuous strand for the neck lanyard part. -Combine the lengths needed, make a cow hitch on one half of the buckle that connects to the carabiner and size your needed length -Then run the working ends through the other half of the buckle next to the cow hitch -Start tying cobra knots going back the way you came over the core strands I hope that helps and makes sense!
Hi I'm interested in this one but I would like to see some in two ton or two colors like black and pink or some other two colors that match. I hope you can help me. Thanks.
Well played sir enjoy your Channel definitely surprised that you did not do my Sharpie trick to match the melted ends and give me a shout out makes it look cleaner I'm telling you😉👌
@@cawalkabout probably would if i made these types of videos. If you are wanting to pull your knots simply place an additional hoop at the last 2-3 knots at the end. Then place the 2 cords you would normally cut inside the hoop. Hold the end tight and pull the 2 cords back through. Finally cut off the remaining material.
I hate to be this person but the reason he hasn't changed the measurements is because they aren't incorrect. If you are pulling your cobra knots nice and tight, this length is sufficient. So yes I understand a disclaimer, but only that if you don't draw the knots nice and tight-the length MAY be short. I feel like his measurements are usually pretty spot on-and this one is no different. Just maybe a little too spot on. I had no issue with 14 on each side.. had hardly anything left though
Natalie Kuti You take the amount of cord he uses and divide that by 2 colors, so 7ft each, splice the 2 cords together and then proceed as above. Probably a tad more complicated than “just do it”
The half inch buckle breaks open with a decent tug, so I don't see it as a safety hazard, but yes I know what you mean. A breakaway buckle would be ideal.
God this tutorial was painful for me. I had to turn the brightness up all the way to even see what was going on and you’re zoomed in too far. Like I’m trying to follow along and you’re just zoomin along..blew through the cobra knot like I knew wtf that was. Just trying to make a gift for my bf but this just put me off
This wasn't really a tutorial on the actual cobra knot, more of a tutorial on the lanyard/keychain part. Do a search for paracord cobra knot videos. It's actually super easy to do. Good luck!
I know this wasn’t a video just about a cobra knot... I was using that part as an example of how fast it went. I’m saying as a beginner this did not go slow enough with good visual perspective. It was obviously a main part of the lanyard so it’s important to show newcomers how it’s incorporated.
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I would love to see more variety in knots for this style of lanyards. The fish belly, the snake knot, etc.
Hi there, I’m just starting out in this kind of thing and I really enjoyed this video and off the back of this I’ve been able to develop this using cobra knots which is really great and said to mention if we would like to see different knots etc and yes I really would. Many thanks Steve.
Do we have a proper measurement for the 16inch
What are the lengths of the para cords? I was asked if i new how to make one of these i know the knot your making just not the length the cords..great video
I’d love to see this made with two different color paradores. Mostly for a tutorial on joining the two different color cords. Thanks, love the tutorials. REO
So did you use 3 ft or 14 ft. Just confused on the size of the string for each side of the lanyard .... 😁
I was wonder if you can make another one but with maybe a quick release and snake knot toward the top so it’s round around the neck and then turning into cobra knot and the other side like a single strand to offset bulkyness then both going into the cobra knot buckle at the bottom? Lol possible or no? Thanks man I watch all your videos
I'm a newbie to paracord; got any videos that would help me make this, but with two different colors?
A lot of good use can come out of this. thank you:O. The fact that it has plastic buckles would allow it to brake away if necessary.tell me how much footage did you use making this.? Thanks.
Excellant - Just what I've been looking for for my MP3 players
I’d love to see this done on a Snake Knot
Very nice I like it ,I am going try it thank for sharing ❤
Love your videos. I especially love this particular video. I’ve been wanting to make this but could never figure it out. Thank you. Please keep making more videos. I would like to see different designs as well 🙂
how would you do this if you didn't want the breakaway in the back? just braid it out normaly and melt the ends off on the final cow hitch?
Nice neck lanyard with detachable section...your skills at teaching/showing are very good...you show what you are doing at each step...getting the kinks out, making sure the cord lengths match, etc.
Tfs have a question, what could I be doing wrong as when I measure and start to work with the center by the time I get to the end one cord is so much shorter than the other? any suggestions? Thanks
Great tutorial! It would be nice to see this made with a snake knot.
Love this piece. Looks great!
Question, is there another weave that may be slightly thinner than the cobra to go around the neck? The one featured in the video seems awfully thick to be worn for me. :(
USER BEWARE: The measurements at the beginning of the video are wrong! Two 14’ strands CANNOT make 16” of lanyard. You need one foot of paracord for each inch of braid. I wasted 28’ of paracord following these instructions. Don’t make my mistake.
THIS! Yes, 14' feet is not sufficient for 16"
Yep I also found that out
@kaylubdee
Soo, how many feet do I need for each 16” segment
16 ft for 16inches
I followed along exactly as he did. Yet ran short as well. And I see you commented this 3 YEARS ago. Multiple other people commented the same thing. However, the video has not been updated in any way to rectify that issue. So I too just wasted a bunch of cord. Feelin' a bit annoyed, and wish I had read your comment before starting.
I would strongly recommend to measure the material much more generously than stated in the tutorial. That way you avoid running short, like it happened to me.
It’s approximately 20 foot (5,5 to 6 m) for each of the long pieces, depending on how narrow you are pushing the knots together.
Agreed! I followed along doing exactly as he did. I didn't stray from the measurements whatsoever. Yet I still ran short. So I'm unsure how he managed to have enough cord to finish his. When I literally followed along, copying everything he did. It made me wonder if he added a few extra inches to be safe, but never stated he did so. My knots looked to be the same size/ width as his as well. I'm confused, and now have to start over.
snake knot and the fishtail would be nice to see, will make for nice variety for the sales table, thank you so much
Great video. I actually was looking to make something like this, but without the buckle on that would be against the back of your neck. Do you have a video on to accomplish this same necklace without that?
Do you have, or can you make a tutorial on the same cobraknot lanyard, but minus the clip behind the neck? I wanna make both style, with and without the neck clip. This tutorial helped a lot for doing it with the neck clip! Id love help seeing how to do it without the neck clip! Your tutorials make it so easy to learn this!
Thanks!
Nice, very Nice.
Please do all of the versions of paracord in a lanyard. Thank you
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Would you ever consider some fancy handle plaiting ???
I would like to the fish tail version and maybe a snake knot too :D
Thanks for this video. I'm going to make this lanyard using orange parachord. I don't wa
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I would love to see this in a snake knot version!
Can you make a paracord wallet please I need a new one and would like to make one !
Hi. Nice tutorial. Im just think to make lanyard to my keys but im dont't want use any buckles beacouse just i dont like plastic buckles. Do you have a some idea how to connect two ends laynards withaut buckles??
Many thanks for help.
P.s Sorry my English
Always enjoy your videos.
Can you show how you could make the same thing without the 1/2 buckle around the neck and make it 1 rope around the neck?
You could do that, but having a break away point is a good idea as a safety. If the neck lanyard were to get caught on anything it would be best to have a break away point. If you wanted to do one piece though, I'd just make a cow's hitch on one half of the 3/4" buckle, then put the ends of the cord through the other half and just start doing cobra knots back towards the end that you did the cow's hitch on.
Thanks for the tutorial and yeah, do different styles.
How do I make this with a break away? It’s required where I work
Awesome video! Thanks!
Can i add paracord to the cobra knot if I didn't start with enough or do I need to unravel and start again? :/
You took the long way to get to the top buckle.
I love your work but…
Why not run from top buckle on both sides and join at bottom buckle?
What should be the length of Paracord if I want to make the final knot to be 5/6"?
Yeah do some more of these lanyards with different knots 👍
Please show how you finalize the first paracord to attached the buckle at the end.
Hi Eloina, if you are referring to the part after you tie the cobra knots, you just keep tying until you reach the other side then snip and melt the ends of the paracord. I apologize if I wasn't clear in the tutorial.
Awesome tutorial as always. How about a chained endless falls version. Thank you, cheers!!!
Great videos just came across them! Is it possible to use the s clip in the middle instead of using he larger buckle? And do you sell these seems like you are a good craftsman.
I think you need to update this video to include the proper measurements/length of cord actually required to complete this lanyard. I followed along doing exactly what you did. Yet I ran out of cord towards the end. Wasted a bunch of cord, and my time..and now have to start from scratch. Multiple people have commented the exact same thing, only years ago. Had you fixed the length of cord that was actually needed for this project. This wouldn't have occured.
Nice job!
Congrats man. I've just finished mine. Great job of sharing your idea. Thanks.
Can you do a daisy lanyard?
I wouldn't just cut the end at the clip. I would cut it a couple inches long, the splice it back through on th back of the lanyard.
What color cord is that?
Safety. Awesome Video, but if The Neck lanyard gets caught on anything, that could be a choking hazard.
Would love other versions
Do you have a video like this but without the smaller buckle in the back?
No, but if you don't want the buckle in the back, just attach the buckles all the way to the other side without the buckles in between.
how i do it with no clip in the middle of my neck ?
Just use one continuous strand for the neck lanyard part.
-Combine the lengths needed, make a cow hitch on one half of the buckle that connects to the carabiner and size your needed length
-Then run the working ends through the other half of the buckle next to the cow hitch
-Start tying cobra knots going back the way you came over the core strands
I hope that helps and makes sense!
Hi do you have this one without the back neck clip and heav the neck bit all as one please 🙂
If you don't want to have a clip on the back, just connect the entire piece with the cobra knots and leave out the buckle in the middle.
@@TheWeaversofEternity how its this done please
I need to make a thin blue line lanyard for my friend’s husband who’s in law enforcement, which knot would you suggest?
I would suggest the cobra knot for the thin blue line as it's easiest on that pattern in my opinion.
so cool
How much paracord do I need to make this?
Cool project, thanks! You should do some other patterns too and also some using thinner cordage maybe 2mm or 3mm! Thanks
Cool, now I won't have to do a tutorial for my lanyards because I get asked almost daily on how I do mine,lol....
Whats the tension relief on that back buckle? Neck lanyards without safeties are dangerous.
RebelForce8 I was just thinking that. I really want to make one but without a breakaway attachment it’s a serious injury waiting to happen.
The buckle I used is a small side release that actually comes apart with a good tug so if it actually were to catch on anything it will break away.
Hi I'm interested in this one but I would like to see some in two ton or two colors like black and pink or some other two colors that match. I hope you can help me. Thanks.
what's the total length paracord when you start???
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How long are the paracord segments prior to weaving?
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I sort of want to just buy it
New paracord lanyard please
Sick.vid
Well played sir enjoy your Channel definitely surprised that you did not do my Sharpie trick to match the melted ends and give me a shout out makes it look cleaner I'm telling you😉👌
Question: why do no paracord weavers on youtube ever pull the knots inside instead of just cutting them?
show us how its done then
@@cawalkabout probably would if i made these types of videos. If you are wanting to pull your knots simply place an additional hoop at the last 2-3 knots at the end. Then place the 2 cords you would normally cut inside the hoop. Hold the end tight and pull the 2 cords back through. Finally cut off the remaining material.
Can you do the walking dead season 4 video game with clementines bracelet plz!
I hate to be this person but the reason he hasn't changed the measurements is because they aren't incorrect. If you are pulling your cobra knots nice and tight, this length is sufficient. So yes I understand a disclaimer, but only that if you don't draw the knots nice and tight-the length MAY be short. I feel like his measurements are usually pretty spot on-and this one is no different. Just maybe a little too spot on. I had no issue with 14 on each side.. had hardly anything left though
How would I do this with 2 colors?
Natalie Kuti You take the amount of cord he uses and divide that by 2 colors, so 7ft each, splice the 2 cords together and then proceed as above. Probably a tad more complicated than “just do it”
Can u make a square knot one
You potentially could, but I think that might be too inflexible for a neck lanyard.
Rather, I don't want it getting misplaced around the campsite in case I take it off. Thanks!
If you are taking it off around the campsite then you have already lost the game!
Fishtail please
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I followed your measurements EXACTLY, but ran out of paracord 3.5" before the buckle! Not real happy about wasting all that time weaving. 🤬
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Why don't you show us what it looks like on you?
seems really dangerous... maybe with break away it would be a bit more safer!
The half inch buckle breaks open with a decent tug, so I don't see it as a safety hazard, but yes I know what you mean. A breakaway buckle would be ideal.
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God this tutorial was painful for me. I had to turn the brightness up all the way to even see what was going on and you’re zoomed in too far. Like I’m trying to follow along and you’re just zoomin along..blew through the cobra knot like I knew wtf that was. Just trying to make a gift for my bf but this just put me off
This wasn't really a tutorial on the actual cobra knot, more of a tutorial on the lanyard/keychain part. Do a search for paracord cobra knot videos. It's actually super easy to do. Good luck!
I know this wasn’t a video just about a cobra knot... I was using that part as an example of how fast it went. I’m saying as a beginner this did not go slow enough with good visual perspective. It was obviously a main part of the lanyard so it’s important to show newcomers how it’s incorporated.