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The amount of rewinds i have to do to keep up with you turning the knots around is staggering. And then at the end "well actually you need way more length than i suggested earlier on" Good content but needs some cleaning up man. Thanks though.
I know this is an old video but, I find it hard to follow as you move too fast when showing steps and the clarity isn't that great to begin with. I finally figured out how you did what it is I came here for.
You just earned yourself a new subscriber! (I also left a like.) This was the only tutorial video that I found where the core ball was a golf ball instead of a steel ball.
Hello. I just found this video and I have a customer of mine who wants me to make him a single point paracord rifle sling. Do you still have this kit available?
Bryce, I have been told the ETSY store is not there. But, you can get all of this at Strapworks.com. You will be looking for loops (not loop locks); a strap adjuster strap(not ladder rack); slides (aka tri-glides); paracord, of course; and your choice of HK snaps or triggers snaps (in nickel plated, stainless steel, or solid brass; it's not a kit, yet. With enough requests, we will be glad to make it a kit.
looks nice, but where is it bungee? is it only a kingcobra? or did you use bungeecord and paracord 550?!? And i have only 15-20meters left, would it be enough for an sling of your size?!
Something does not work : when you reach the 8th round of the second cord - brown one, and pass it under the 8 rounds of the black one so as to make both colors meet, well they do not. I have tried for hours, following your demo point by point, and found myself in this dead end each time, with a different number of rounds in the bown one, or any other mess. Do you really have eight rounds on both colors, except of course the nine ones in the black when you are finished ?
I really like your video because your directions are easy to follow. Just one issue fo me; your camera is low resolution when compared with cameras in 2018. I'm old and even with glasses, It's pretty blurry. If you could this demonstration, I would love it. Thanks for your efforts.
Thanks for the tutorial. I agree with Bill Evans in a way (aside from the negativity ;p) Took me nearly an hour of trial and error to get the knots right. I think you are neglecting to say that you are turning the leash and looking down from the side rather than from the flat surface. On each knot you turn it to the other side view. Its fairly confusing as on most other tutorials its always flat surface view. . for those struggling on this.. pull the loop up and hold it so that the loop is on the top (thin side) rather than on the flat surface.. pull the middle cord through. leave it loose for your next loop. grab the (new) middle cord and pull that tight. turn 90 degrees. you now have a new (loose) loop on the top again... grab middle cord.. go behind... through loop.. leave it loose again... pull new centro cord tight.. Hope that helps :)
