My Keys Look Cool Now... | Cobra Snake Paracord Keychain 

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Very nice tutorial. I made 10 of these for an upcoming arts and crafts show my wife is part of. When switching from the snake knot to the cobra I used one of each color for the cobra knot instead of two he same for a different effect on several.

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Love all your videos Tim. Gives me inspiration for new projects

Very cool looks but please tell me what it is for

This is soooooo cool 👏👏👏thank you so much for sharing with us ✌️

Thank you this was SOOOOOO HELPFUL, I tried a bunch of other videos and they didn’t teach as good as you taught!!!! Thank you!!

WOW:) WOW:) WOW:) I like it, I have to learn it. Thanks for the video, very helpful and informative.

These *Paracord Keychains* are quickly becoming my new favorite hobby and I appreciate you sharing this recent video! I just finished making this one and even though it has a standard 'chrome' split ring, I still really like the two color-combinations. Using oddball brand paracord to make these (the kind you find at your local Walmart or Ace Hardware, for example) and am now convinced I need to give your suggested Amazon paracord manufacturers a try. Thank you for sharing this content and looking forward to the next video!

Excellent video and knots. Thank you for your time.

I have been searching through your channel trying to find a bracelet that I have figured out how to make but I do not see a tutorial on it. I am going to make a tutorial on how to make it but I was wondering if you would be interested in making a tutorial of it as well I would love to see it on your channel for everyone to learn how to make and thank you for all your great content

I was going to throw away some "fake" paracord, until I saw this video. Working on my second keychain now.

Putting a steel o ring large enough in that loop and you got something.

could you make a harness in format H please thank you and sorry my English is that I use a translator

I really like the sharpie at the end, I never liked seeing the white showing thru after the cords are cut and burned.

Snake knot. Is like Uni Knot- for fishing. Cool

Well ain’t that just the bees knees!!! :) spiffy…

Idea for the next Paracord issue.🇺🇦.

Very clearly explained, Thank you, from Australia

Hi there, i love this, new subscriber to your channel. Made one in black and white, a little bit shorter than in your video, but non the less, in love with it. Now to try other colour combinations

I wanna know where you got that lighter from, thank you

Keep up the good work, love your vids. Can you make a bracelet that comes undone easily and holds survival fishing gear. Thank you so much. Have a great week

I used to keep my keys on a bracelet so they didn’t get lost in the bottom of my purse or lost in my many pockets. So I’ll make mine to function this way. Thanks!

Super tanks

Can I do this with one color as a newbie..

Thanks for this, just getting started with tactical knitting and my wife said she'd like a keychain with a strap, I'll be making one of these soon!

It would help if you included the length of the paracord

I have a question about tension. I do some knitting & crocheting, and when I started I never understood what others mean about tension on the yarn until years later someone explained to me. So when it comes to using paracord making these intricate designs, how tight should they be? Obviously not too lose or you'll see gaps, would assume. I'm currently making a bracelet adding a charm to it that I would like to wear, using the cobra design. However I came to a snag where I would tend to pull on it too tight to the point where it will curl and not be a little flat. So I'm trying to keep the core middle strands flat side-by-side so they don't curl and overlap. Basically how much tension is needed to get the overall outcome. I hope you make a video about it. I'm more of a visual learner. Thank you for your time to read this.

What length of cord do you use?

Hello Tim, what is the circumference of the hand hold. I believe you also mentioned the cobra portion was 1.5 inches. Thank you for the tutorials. I am hooked now.

Very nice, I will be making myself one of these this weekend in my down time. Thanks for sharing.

How thick is the string (mm)?

this turned out amazingly well. Thank you for the great tut!

What music do u use it rlly chill

Awesome keychain thanks for sharing always an awesome job

where did you buy the key ring ??

Muchas gracias por compartir tus conocimientos y tú tiempo.

Parabéns 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Lindo chaveiro😍

Definitely making one tomorrow. Awesome job by the way.

I made one as soon as the vid dropped

Yes, that's what she said.

Love all your videos! Made a few of your projects already! So fun

Very nice. Thanks for the great content.

I love everything about this.

New to paracord weaving. Can you tell me name of butane torch you use that gives such a small flame?

Super good very relaxing

Great ,made one for myself

Thanks so much

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Brother I’ve been looking for a new keychain. This is it!!!! Great work as always!

Great video, great idea. I know what I’m putting in Easter goodies, thank you

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I love this tutorial. Thanks for this and others you've made!

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Awesome knot as well as the instructions. Thanks!

what way do u use the brass torch hook

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So nice and simple

Amazing job as always!

hi what is your link for discord

Tim, thanks you for another great design. I have some Ukranian friends and I decided to make them some with their national colors and a couple of tweaks to the design. - I used both colors for the active part of the cobra section. - Terminated both loose strands at the keyring end of the cobra section at the same point, melting them together in order to make it more difficult for the knots to come apart during use as a keychain. - Melting the other 2 loose ends at the botton of the snake knot loop can be a bit tricky and messy. Therefore rather then terminating those ends at the bottom of the snake knot section, while forming the cobra core, I cut the cords approx 1/2" short of the snake knot loop so that the weaving cords of the cobra section would conceal and bind them and no melting was required. Here is a photo if you wish to see what it looks like. drive.google.com/file/d/1FmyEw0Pjf4xG85yEvktr5B4x2-yEuqNm/view?usp=sharing Cheers, Murray

thank a lot great job

Hey Tim! I made this in Black & Red this morning. Fun project, Thanks!