Easy How to Tie a $2 Monkey's Fist Begleri Tutorial, DIY Greek Paracord Fidget

Using the Monkey's Fist jig makes tying Begleri a breeze. This one uses 3/4 inch steel bearings and paracord.
550 lb paracord: amzn.to/3z4j6ND
Learn how to make this cheap and easy Monkey's Fist jig here:
• Paracord Monkey's Fist...
My other Begleri and Spinning Fidgets can be found here:
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Original music by: / teknoaxe

[@nightnationx737]

Hey man keep up the good work...I sling begleri my self and i make paracord sets too, ill use 325 or 95 cord for the monkey fists but i would still recomend getting a set of titans or hydras from aroundsquare (SUPER WORTH IT)

[@MakeItorBreakItNow]

Thanks for the suggestion.

[@philthemidgits4819]

you should ship me one these things are awesome

[@GTA_500]

What size ball bearing did you use?

[@MakeItorBreakItNow]

Gta, I think they were 1 or 3/4 inch, either will do nicely.

[@GTA_500]

@@MakeItorBreakItNow I tried making begleri with the 1 inch ball bearings but they seem pretty heavy

[@MakeItorBreakItNow]

@@GTA_500 you can also try large glass marbles or 1 inch wooden balls depending on how light you want it to be.

[@ashokakumara8193]

How to size of paracord

[@MakeItorBreakItNow]

Ashoka, surprisingly a lot, I recall about 15 feet.

[@JBGecko13yt]

good job

[@MakeItorBreakItNow]

thanks James

[@MakeItorBreakItNow]

Thanks James

[@Tyson_marcoux3161]

I'm subscribed to you

[@MakeItorBreakItNow]

thanks Marcoux

[@HrafnNordhri]

Cool tutorial. The monkey fist jig however, has been around for awhile now. Why do you claim to be the inventor??

[@MakeItorBreakItNow]

don't claim to be the inventor, just made a simple, easy rig or jig to make them instead of spending $10 or more for one.

[@HrafnNordhri]

Mike Meyers I must have misunderstood the way you worded it.

[@Red1Eyed3Devil]

I must have misunderstood too....

[@marlawhite3682]

what are these things used for?

[@MakeItorBreakItNow]

they are a Greek fidget toy

[@thattranswiccan6656]

Fun

[@danieljonesjones8047]

They are used to tie to the end of a rope such as a bow or stern rope too get distance to the bollard

[@danieljonesjones8047]

Oh when you are coming into dock ,some use them as weapons commandos garrotte with them

[@HentaiNat]

@9:55 You almost gave me a heart attack.