Thank you this was awesome! I made my adult son a beautiful paracord bracelet turned out great however it took about 5 try’s to get the size correct! This makes things way easier! 😊
Perfect video thank you so much as I just made one that was too small because it was a thicker weave. I should’ve known better but I started over and then it was perfect! Also, do you sell that jig on the site? Thank you again I loved it.
Thank you for the information. I finally understand what I need to do. thank you for sharing this information with us. Love your channel. One comment, can we see more bracelets with thinner paracord?.
We usually say 1 foot of cord equals 1 inch of finished weave! For example, my wrist is about 6.5" in diameter, so I'd add an inch to get the best fit. Then for a 7.5" bracelet, I'd grab 7.5' or 8' of cord. The thicker the weave, the more cord you'll need. However, most tutorials will tell you how much extra you'll need at the beginning of the video. Let us know if that helps! 👍
Hello! The process would be pretty similar. First, measure the distance around your waist, add one inch for fit, then add however many inches you want to overlap for the adjustable part of the belt. We also have a couple belt tutorials with specific instructions: ruclips.net/video/RTV-LoeAr8U/видео.html AND ruclips.net/video/RTV-LoeAr8U/видео.html. Hope that helps. Good luck on your next project!
Hi! Thank you for letting us know. We'd recommend using this 14" jig instead: www.paracordplanet.com/14-pocket-pro-jig/. After that, they jump up to 18", 24", 30", and so on: www.paracordplanet.com/tools/jigs/.
@@ParacordPlanet could you guys make a jig attachment for arms on the main jig? I make a lot of crosses, and one of the major issues I have is with the arms of the cross slipping. I'm envisioning an attachment to the regular jig that could allow multiple jigs to be connected allowing all of the following and more to be made: "H-strap bracelets, crosses, bracelet-to-ring designs, etc.
Hello, please don't include the subtitles directly in your videos, in fact you've put subtitles in English (even though you speak English) and these subtitles are mixed in with the subtitles in other languages that can be added when viewing directly in RUclips, So on the one hand, the subtitles you put in the same language as the one you speak are of no real interest and, as I said, when you're not an English speaker and you use the subtitles generated by RUclips (automatic subtitles), the two overlap and make it more difficult to read. As a result, I think it's better not to use subtitles and to leave the choice to viewers who want a translation in their own language. I hope you understand what I mean.
You know you are self conscious when you get anxiety over a wrist measurement.
Thank you for the information Carissa👏👏👏
You're very welcome! Thanks for watching!
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Thank you this was awesome! I made my adult son a beautiful paracord bracelet turned out great however it took about 5 try’s to get the size correct! This makes things way easier! 😊
Great explination! 👌
Perfect video thank you so much as I just made one that was too small because it was a thicker weave. I should’ve known better but I started over and then it was perfect! Also, do you sell that jig on the site? Thank you again I loved it.
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Thank you for the information. I finally understand what I need to do. thank you for sharing this information with us. Love your channel. One comment, can we see more bracelets with thinner paracord?.
You're very welcome, and thank YOU for watching! We've also been into thinner Paracord lately. We'll add that to our list of future video ideas! 🙌
@@ParacordPlanet Thank you.
Any design ideas for edc tool holsters?
We don't currently have any videos on that, but we'll certainly look into it! *Added to our list of future tutorial ideas.*
I've found that if I pulled the inner cord out of the paracord my bracelets turn out not so bulky.
How do you know how much cord do you need?
We usually say 1 foot of cord equals 1 inch of finished weave! For example, my wrist is about 6.5" in diameter, so I'd add an inch to get the best fit. Then for a 7.5" bracelet, I'd grab 7.5' or 8' of cord. The thicker the weave, the more cord you'll need. However, most tutorials will tell you how much extra you'll need at the beginning of the video. Let us know if that helps! 👍
@ thank you
How to measure paracord weast belt
Hello! The process would be pretty similar.
First, measure the distance around your waist, add one inch for fit, then add however many inches you want to overlap for the adjustable part of the belt.
We also have a couple belt tutorials with specific instructions: ruclips.net/video/RTV-LoeAr8U/видео.html AND ruclips.net/video/RTV-LoeAr8U/видео.html.
Hope that helps. Good luck on your next project!
Your jig wouldn't work for me. My wrists are 11.5 inches tight, or 12 inches the way I prefer my bracelets
Hi! Thank you for letting us know. We'd recommend using this 14" jig instead: www.paracordplanet.com/14-pocket-pro-jig/. After that, they jump up to 18", 24", 30", and so on: www.paracordplanet.com/tools/jigs/.
@@ParacordPlanet could you guys make a jig attachment for arms on the main jig? I make a lot of crosses, and one of the major issues I have is with the arms of the cross slipping.
I'm envisioning an attachment to the regular jig that could allow multiple jigs to be connected allowing all of the following and more to be made: "H-strap bracelets, crosses, bracelet-to-ring designs, etc.
Hello, please don't include the subtitles directly in your videos, in fact you've put subtitles in English (even though you speak English) and these subtitles are mixed in with the subtitles in other languages that can be added when viewing directly in RUclips, So on the one hand, the subtitles you put in the same language as the one you speak are of no real interest and, as I said, when you're not an English speaker and you use the subtitles generated by RUclips (automatic subtitles), the two overlap and make it more difficult to read. As a result, I think it's better not to use subtitles and to leave the choice to viewers who want a translation in their own language. I hope you understand what I mean.