Easy How to Tie a $2 Monkey's Fist Begleri Tutorial, DIY Greek Paracord Fidget
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- 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
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)
Thanks for the suggestion.
you should ship me one these things are awesome
What size ball bearing did you use?
Gta, I think they were 1 or 3/4 inch, either will do nicely.
@@MakeItorBreakItNow I tried making begleri with the 1 inch ball bearings but they seem pretty heavy
@@GTA_500 you can also try large glass marbles or 1 inch wooden balls depending on how light you want it to be.
How to size of paracord
Ashoka, surprisingly a lot, I recall about 15 feet.
good job
thanks James
Thanks James
I'm subscribed to you
thanks Marcoux
Cool tutorial. The monkey fist jig however, has been around for awhile now. Why do you claim to be the inventor??
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.
Mike Meyers I must have misunderstood the way you worded it.
I must have misunderstood too....
what are these things used for?
they are a Greek fidget toy
Fun
They are used to tie to the end of a rope such as a bow or stern rope too get distance to the bollard
Oh when you are coming into dock ,some use them as weapons commandos garrotte with them
@9:55 You almost gave me a heart attack.