Paracord Handle On A Walking Stick
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- Quick and simple technique for wrapping a paracord handle onto... almost anything.
Note that if you cannot wrap loops over the end of your work piece to create the half-hitches as I do here, it is almost as easy to cut the cord to an estimated length and tie individual half-hitches, wrapping the cord around the work piece as you go.
Aloha, excellent info & vid! Mahalo.
Thank you for this awesome video
Need to show clove hitch more clearly and slowly for those of us that do not know knots.
It would be more helpful if you showed how to make each of the given knots more clearly.
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Nice wrap, but poor camera work- I cant see what your hands are doing
Was it the beeswax or the boiling water that made it shrink??? I'd say it was the boiling water. Kinda like shrinking and hardening leather.. Pour boiling water on it and it'll tighten up and go rock hard...
No doubt a combination of the two. Many a cuir bouilli recipe for leather calls for beeswax instead of water since impregnating the leather with wax helps make it water resistant while providing some lubrication.
How do you get the little design on the wrap?
Hopefully thats what the video shows you - wrap once around, make an overhand knot, wrap again, make another knot, etc... As you go, it naturally makes a spiral design becuase of teh way the knots fit together.
To much either of screen or partially of screen.
It would be nice if you could have the camera show how you tied the finish knot. Probably the beginning knot also. Why didn't you review the video before you posted it?
You gotta center your work in the frame man. And maybe be behind the work you do so your entire hands/arms don’t block the frame. Can’t see for a damn, which is kinda the point of an instructional video.
Damn….The tie went off the screen and the camera missed just what I wanted to see…the tieing of the “handle” loop.
Yep, havin' a wee bit o' John Barleycorn definitely soothes the nerves, steadies the fingers, enlightens the heart and warms the soul.
Ummm... what was I gonna do with this paracord and walkin' stick?😎🥴🍺🥃😁
I could follow you all the way until almost the very end....then the video was off center and I could not figure out the last, closing knot. Darn it!
Same here.
The camera angle was not so good.
Who else thought the bees wax was cheese?😅
Is that a whisky glass next to your laptop in the background?! A man after my own heart. Hiking, fishing, and whiskey! 😆
Heh - yes, ma'am, it is. Guilty as charged.
Hard to follow the first knot not everyone knows a clove hitch. The end knot was confusing too! Ugh I’m just not that smart :(
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Good video I`m learning the trade (mainly Blackthorn) what is the knife ? Thats my other hobby.
Great video! Thanks for uploading. I finished doing this to my fiancee's hiking stick based on your video. Instead of the perfection knot/loop at the end, I finished it off with a clove hitch. Instead of beeswax, I applied glue to keep everything in place. Very pleased with the end results and will be doing this on my hiking stick in the near future.
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Ooh... thankyou for this tutorial, I'm gonna try this on cat scratch post so it's easier for her to climb!
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I've done hundreds of feet of that french hitching on stanchions and railing on just about every Navy ship I've been on. Sad thing they stopped doing that. the railings and stanchions were rusting away inside and you didn't know it til it was too late.
Nice quick knot...I like that you don’t have to pull the entire length through each time....also you get to the point and don’t ramble ...
Thanks man! Your video helped me to put the finishing touches on the walking staff I made for my mom.
I appreciate your efforts.
I liked the comment on John Barleycorn. It made me look it up, and I am learned something else besides paracord wrapping.
That aside, this is the easiest video to follow. Thanks for the assist.
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That's great thank you. You made it very easy for me to do
Just finished mine, was a little nervous that I was going to do a good job. Turned out just perfect! Thank you for the great instructions.
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Would be nice if you actually showed it close up and slowed down and not half off camera
Lost me at clove hitch, then covered it with your fingers off bottom of screen so gave up...
Horrible vid. Got to the and your final knot slipped out of frame. Couldn't see the finish. Had to invent my own.
Hah! If you listen, I tell you exactly where to go to find an animated explanation of that knot, and many others. Enjoy!
Tried this on a landing net handle with some duck decoy cord. It worked well but it should be noted that you need to tighten each loop with the same force so that the spiral design stays uniform.Otherwise it comes out wth long and short braids.
Great, did my Maglite torch and it looks fantastic. I will now do my 4x4 cabin handles. See you on RUclips.
Excellent and very clever thank you looks fantastic 👌👌👌👌
I wish that you had kept the "action" centered in the picture.
How do you get the spiral wrap on top?
Not sure what you mean by on top. Do you mean on the outside of the wrap? That happens naturally with the series of overhand knots you tie as you wrap the handle.
@@madurobob yeah the spiral it makes with the cord. I rewatched it again and now I understand it. Awesome Video!!
Thanks I’ll try this on my cane.
What size paranoid did you use??
I enjoyed your video. I was able as an older person to follow along. Unfortunately I could not see how to tie the last or handle knot as your hand was not visible.
Sorry bout that! That's why I mention animatedknots.com - they're a great resource for these sorts of things.
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Wish I could add a picture. Thanks for the video. I did my walking stick handle in blue/black Paracord (thin blue line) and did what you said to leave extra long end and did a double loop for handle. Turned out great!
Awesome!
Too much talking, just show me how to do it.
I was really hoping you did this video again only a bit slower and keeping what you are doing in site of the camera . We were not able to really see how you did the beginning or the end because it kept going out of frame . Thanks in advance!!
Sorry about that! The beginning is a simple clove hitch - just like this: www.animatedknots.com/cloveend/index.php
The end is really just tying a loop on the end of the cord. I used a "Perfection Loop" in the video: www.animatedknots.com/perfection/index.php
But, you can use a wide variety of different loops to make a handle. I hope that helps!
Brother love the video awesome detail and look...but you ran through the clove hitch part..I had to look up another video to see how to do that...but love the end result
Glad you found what you needed!
Nice easy to follow
Hey bro, very good video...question: What is the type and diameter of the paracord you're using - your cord looks like it has a smooth finish like leather
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@@madurobob Thanks..much appreciated. Keep up the great work
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I couldn't see any of the knots. Lol
How many meters do i need for that paracord handle
Hi Adri, I didn't measure this one, but I'd guess 2-1/2 to 3 meters, tops.
Thanks. I like it . sleek and sexy,your pocketknife is cool as well. ✌🏻🤠
That knife has been a real trooper. Nothing special - a Boker Magnum I doubt I paid more that $35 for. But, it looks great, keeps an edge well, and fits my hand perfectly. So, its clipped in my pocket pretty much always.
That’s awesome, thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Hi there, where do you get your beeswax?
I have a friend who has a few hundred hives who gives me hunks now and then - check with you local beekeeper group! But also, easy to find on Amazon and at craft stores
You didn't explain how the four outer rows were tied or incorporated into the design.
Hi Emory - do you mean the spiral bit part? That happens automatically as you continue to add loops the handle. each loop creates a little bump where the paracord crosses over itself, and each loop's bump is slightly offset from the previous one, so that line of bumps spirals up the handle.
Thanks! That is beautiful. Thank you so much for the animatedknots site! What a treasure trove! :D I wrapped a roosting perch for my chicken coop with manilla rope and needed to know how to tie it off. I ended up using an Icicle Hitch. So grateful I came across your video!