🏝 Paracord Can Cozy DIY Can Koozie TUTORIAL | Keep Your Drink Cold!
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Yeah can you make me one of those crazy things and mail it to me
Nobody walks you through a project like this guy. AMAZING .
I appreciate the kind words, thank you! 🙏
I'd love to see more of these, along with some pouch designs; keep up the great work!
That’s way more simple than I expected but a beautiful piece of work
More can and bottle wraps as well as pouches would be awesome. As always thank you for the great tutorial. Cheers!!!
I think some pouches would be sooo cool, looking forward to it
Great video! I love the idea of some more tutorials of pouches and bottle wraps. Video ideas: 1. how to keep paracord neat without a spool. 2. Paracord accessories or decor such as beads and other things.
3. Brackets that look amazing but are beginner to intermediate. I’m sure there are people here (such as me) that are not advanced enough for some of your bracelets. Thank you for keeping me creative! Keep it up.
Let’s say that making this pocket was an exercise in patience and took me several hours. Not as perfect as yours, but satisfactory. My main problem was that the rope twisted with each pass... and it was laborious to untwist. But I got there. I am French Canadian, not 100% bilingual but your voice is very pleasant and your language is clear. Thank you for this tutorial.
As always, a great video .My OCD would require me to use a piece of grid paper over the can before weaving so I could get the spacing more perfect (or fool myself in to thinking it's perfect because I overcomplicated it.)
how annoying that must be in everyday life lol 😆
I like this and yes I'd like to see more of these kind of projects.
Looks great, going to give a try. Keep the vids coming 👍🏼
I would love to see some more weaved pouches! I am about to create a wrap for my walking stick. And I've thought about weaving a small pouch that I could attach to that handle wrap, to hold a small 90 degree flashlight. Having some other ideas for that pouch or that handle wrap would be really awesome! Your videos have helped me get into this hobby so much, I'm very thankful.
Keep up the amazing work! Looks great.
I discovered your channel today, and it's amazing!
Great video. I like the way you explain the process it makes it easy to comprehend. Thank you
Nice! And yes, pouches please!
So cooooooool!! Love it!
Wuld like to see more bottle and can wraps. Great instruction.
This wrap can be done with silver wire to make jewelry, called Viking knit, and it looks amazing.
So beautiful! Thank you for share it with us! 👍🏻
Glad you enjoyed it!
A & W Root Beer, the best soft drink in the world.
I like to see you do this kind of projects and ideas
love your chanel
keep going
Thanks for sharing your great project Sir...
Have a great day!!
Nicely made.
I liked it.
You r awesome too cuz u have a lot of passionce to do this work.
This is really cool! Can I use this same weave for a larger water bottle or to-go mug?
Looks Fantastic 💪😎💪
AWESOME!!! Thank you!!!
many thanks, from Thailand.
I clean highrise windows for a living. This looks like it might work on a five gallon bucket. If this is made much larger, could there be a way to incorporate something much more durable on the bottom? Like metal beads? My bucket is suspended by a rope handle on skyrise work, but it's also used on the ground and on course roofs that wear through one inch tubular webbing that I've tried in the past. I learned how to sew webbing trying to solve the problem of bucket handles breaking. A 5gal bucket of water falling from high up can cause a lot of damage! Weaving looks much nicer than anything I've sewn before! I love your videos! I've already made your double helix keychain! I think I found a new and useful hobby! Thank you!
I am also interested. The bucket slings are ok but the also don’t look cool. Lol I am a crane operator and carry a soft bucket to get my gear up the tower. I am interested in making this for a gallon job and possibly a bucket
Totally Awesome 😁👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Super cool!
This is a must try
Yes we would love a paracord pouch for a survivalist :)
Nice!
I like it!
Would love to see a tutorial on how to make wristlets!!!
I am trying this paracord for Gas tank :). Thats great
Muy sorprendido gracias
Looks nice 🖖👍
really useful and well done, although pretty long to do but what the heck....nothing else to do!
Plumbing collets work for a cheap adjustment bead as well.
Tyvm
GonNa make this for all the men for Xmas!! Great 💡☺️ thanks
You're welcome!
I like this video I want to make one.👍👍👍
Is nice bro, I like see you make paracord for Hand sanitizer spray
Very nice knittink thank you my friend very great 👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🥳🥳🥳🥳
Nice vid you should do a tutorial on spool knitting
Suhweet! I think I'll try a ranger bead since I dont have a wicked looking tiki bead, but nonetheless this is happening!
Thanks for the content. I wonder if it can be used for square objects.
Instructions to complicated, weaved a paracord vest. Can still warm and tied up my legs. :>
I like this style! I was wondering if this can be used on a military canteen?
How the hell did you manage all that cord
I like your work. What kind of torch are you using?
How about doing JD Lenzen's sandals from one of his books?
Drenching the koozie in water should also cool the can due to evaporation chill.
The paracord should absorb a good amount of water.
For sure! I usually that with a wet paper towel, but the paracord would work great too and it's reusable.
Question: I am wanting to make this but around my Papa’s gallon igloo water jug. Then make a lanyard to carry it cross body. Would 100’ be even close to use as the main cord? Is there a decent way to connect if you run out? Thank you for any response’s
This man could build a boat and sail across the sea with nothin but paracord god damn
I wish I was that talented!
I think this design is brilliant, and trying to adapt it for a bottle but boy it takes a lot of paracord..... and a long time as it keeps twisting 🤣
Agree. Was going to use this to cover an empty Quaker Oats carton, but I can see where a bigger project could be a right pain keeping the cord free from tangles. As well as using a whole 100 yard spool.
I wish someone could tell me how to keep the cord from twisting.
@@eschloz I hate it doing that... have another on I am doing with survival cord... that is evil!!!
@@vern034 Some paracord will twist more than others....no one seems to have a solution
more of boath!!
I want to try to make one of these with multiple colors… what do you think?
Good! Can you make a square?
Is it possible to do this with only to vertical columns?
approximate how long does a project like this take?
would this work for a hydroflask?
what thickness of the cord do you use
What can i do in place of a bead?
Great video. How do I calculate the length of cord if I wanted to cover a larger can? Thanks in advance.
Just use a very long cord. If it comes out short, you may either splice two ends of the cords, or sew the ends together using needle and thread.
any advice on cord management while weaving? or is the twisting and knotting just part of the game
I have the same twisting problem...I try to undo the twists after every 3 half hitches...wish there was a better way.
Camarada en metros cuanto sería??
Man this thing is a pain in the butt! Looks cool but doubt i'll make another
Brilliant. Right up until the cord terminations. There’s got to be a better way than to cut and burn. That’s going to pull through and unravel. I want something a bit more bomb-proof.
Does anyone know a trick to keep the cord from twisting?
How' do you know how much cord to use for projects? And love how it's A&W root beer!! Lol
Start with a super long known length piece. Measure whats left. That gives you a closer length for next time
Do you think that covering a glasa bottle Like this or any other way you have previously shown might help it be at least a little bit protected from breaking when it falls?
It might help for a short fall, but I'm pretty sure the glass would still break from any decent height.
The origin of this wrap was specifically for glass or masonry jars. Sailors used it as well as others. The main idea was to protect it when bumping up against things rather than a fall.
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I wonder if it's possible to make a water bottle pouch/net that could easily remove the bottle by cinching & uncinching
I did a water bottle wrap that does exactly that just a few weeks ago. ruclips.net/video/hFDLZmyDEOQ/видео.html
@@TheWeaversofEternity Do you think this ribcage style could be scaled up and work the same as the cow hitch?
would this lose its shape or have the hitches shift if it was moved around and squished when it is empty?
Yes don’t take it out
my paracord gets all tangled and twisted on itself, how do you prevent that?
How to know exactly the length you need it ?
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Very creative and useful, unfortunately when it comes to doing these sort of things I have 'weaver's dyslexia' and can never seem to understand the right/left, over/under, this that or the other of any given knot.
Believe me, I've tried to develop this talent but I always end up getting frustrated and pissed off.....
Can I adopt this to a power bank?
Of course, you can just weave it around your powerbank instead.
@@TheWeaversofEternity , you have any other alternative weave in your channel?
I’ve done your coin pouch and minimalist wallet, but lost the wallet with about 120$ inside. Sucks to suck. 😂 Also sucks to be me right about now.
Please someone help me, I've tried this few times and each one I have to undo the entire thing. After finishing and removing can, I try to use later with another can, but won't go in, maybe Paracord self tightened out something, anyone else have this issue?
I probably shouldn't do it but I think I'm going to search for a paracord shirt. I think it's probably out there. Probably more womenswear but I just have to see if it's been done. Someone has made a hat but not a shirt nor pants
Could I do this for a reusable water bottle? How much cord would I need?
It will work on just about any bottle. I think about the same amount of cord would do. A water bottle is thinner, but taller I think. You can always add 10-15% more cord if you're afraid of running out.
It’s called a ring bolt hitch.☝️my bad you are right
Ive got a heart attack when you tipped the can over cuz you were opening it at the start of the vid
I want to join patreon but idont have paypal🙁
How much paracord dies it take to make said cozy...
Amounts listed at 0:46
@@TheWeaversofEternity thank you,I should watched the whole video from the beginning instead of fast forwarding it...lol
ITS CALLED A STUBBY
Can you make a Vanquest water bottle hostler in Paracord? Thanks
Could you makee one that can be "transformed" slightly , doesn't need to completeley change, bc ,most of times i buy the slimmer taller cans.
I thought that was thrown out?
Next time maybe a Undertale themed keychain?
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why?? getting cold longer in paracord basket? really?
Don’t even think about stealing the name rib cage not
put the dumb can in a sock instead
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Good job i love the idea