Basket Weave Paracord Grip 

Scott’s guard spray for the seal

Beautifully demonstrated. However it took a moment to understand part of your prep was wrapping the handle with cork tape first. Now, regarding the paracord wrappings and real world fishing. Are you sealing the paracord to prevent any absorption of fish residue such as blood and slime that can create a breeding ground for odor and bacteria? Your trimming the cord before pull through carries over to regular thread wrapping where the end is pulled through to emerge the wrap for trimming. It would theoretically eliminate that final step of reburying that end and burnishing over. And have you tried gloves to prevent the physical damage to your hands you described?

Excellent video!!! You stated that you sometimes do the wrap with gutted paracord, do you find that it lays better or about the same. Thanks

Thank you for sharing, That was very interesting, could you do one on doing a turks head knot

You should probably sharpen your tools. Cool grip man. I'm going to give it a try

So your not supposed to flatten out or pull the sections of blue cord running parallel completely tight? They look rather loose if my eyes aren't deceiving me. Seems like it would be getting snagged alot of different things.

Hello dear what is the name of the machine rotating you are Using

Not for me. That would tear up with the Fish I catch. I can see this coming unraveled big time. It looks all pretty though. Little Constructive Criticism if its ok? When you get to the end and do the tuck, you are pulling Three cords through with your pliers making it difficult as well as loosing it after its done. Try using a Doubled piece of 100 pound Braid Fishing line. Its tough but thin making for a tighter ending.

what do you use to hold the paracord in place once the wrap is completed? If no epoxy is used, wouldn't it unravel over time?

but it adds like a pound to the weight of the rod.

Link those little snips for us please. Thank you

you could run 4 lines down the handle with a magic marker , that would help a lot to keep them blue lines running straight . :)