Paracord self defense lanyard- fancy

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In this video I demonstrate how to to make a self defense lanyard out of paracord.
This project is not that hard and the tutorial covers all the steps in quite a bit of detail. Hence, almost anyone with enough patience, time and a bit of cord can get this one done.
You should carry and use this item in accordance with the local laws and sound judgement.
For easier navigation of the video, a few timestamps:
Supplies- 3:09
Pineapple knot (base knot)- 7:36
Pineapple knot (interweave)- 24:27
Transferring the knot onto a core- 41:53
Making the handle- 51:56
Covering knot- 1:03:27
Finishing touches- 1:22:10
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8 сен 2024

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@matspray6665 2 месяца назад

I use this video to go to sleep... Really relaxing listening to the over under... Over under

@soberguy81 Год назад

amazing video ...and that's good because i needed to repeat it 15 times. i finally completed it. my second project. my first was your canoe pddle wrap. I used it on my 5' 6" walking stick. after mamy tries and restarts, I got it done. you are a very very good teacher, and your videos are just great. Thanks Mark.

@franksteinke6574 5 лет назад

One of the best tutorials I've ever watched. An excellent job with both camera work as well as your step by step explanation. Thanks for you time and willingness to help others.

@OGDailylama 3 года назад

My favorite part is when he says self-defense everywhere is so regulated. It’s so true that self-defense is what’s regulated and not the people that use weapons for crime. Regulations only keep honest people from being safe!

@micheleb2542 Год назад

Worked for me! Really useful tutorial. Anyone else have difficulty getting their paracord to STAY in the lacing tool? Mine comes out so easily that it's useless. I've tried 2 different brands.

@jameshensley1935 2 года назад

This knot has been a bane of existence to me when I tried Paracord but with this video I believe I can finish learning this knot

@staceyrivers3297 3 года назад

I completed mine in red/black with an eightball, Looks fantastic. I have also use the turks head on a dog leash and other projects thanks for this.

@kimmys2745 3 года назад

OMGoddess, what an amazing teacher you are!! Even tho I didn't get it right away, having to undo the main pineapple knot 12 times, I crafted this beautiful self defense lanyard!! Thank you so much sharing. You are awesome!!! 😘

@ruilof 4 года назад

It took me about 12 hours in 5 days to make this knot. The tuturial is amazing and very clear, but the knot is so hard to make. I started the pineappleknot 5 times over and the finishing knot 4 times. But the result is very beautiful. I used the poolball #4 and paracords black and purple. The white ends that remain after cutting the loose ends I coloured with a stift in the same colour I used in the knots.

@Paracordguild 4 года назад

Thank you for commenting. Really enjoy seeing people complete these more advanced projects. It takes time and patience. Hats off! Mark

@ruilof 4 года назад

@@Paracordguild In the beginning of the tuturial I see the blue example. Close to the handle of this example I see a blue cord going over 4 stringth. At the lanyard that I made myself I see the same thing. I thought I had made a mistake, but obviously it is not. Correct?

@ruilof 4 года назад

@@Paracordguild In the blue example in the beginning of the film I see close to the handle a blue cord going over 4 stringths. In the lanyard I made I see the same. I thought I made a mistake, but obviously it is not. Correct?

@ChrisHolman 4 года назад

I like the idea of using a tennis ball, my dogs would love to play with this! I'm thinking more dog toy than self defense.

@Zkys1683 6 лет назад

Thanks for great tutorial. I always wonder how you remember and understand all these leads-bights and under-overs. Perhaps you will make a video explaining the principles of building Turkisheads, pineapple and gaucho knots. I think it will be interesting to many people.

@TheGreatest1974 2 года назад

This is incredible but beyond me 👍

@bobjones5166 6 лет назад

WOW!! Saw this knot on about the second day I started knotting and have wanted to see how to do it for years now. Thx m8. All other folks who have tried to explain it failed miserably. GREAT JOB!!

@shadowdancer1412 2 года назад

Thanks for the most excellent instructions. I made one of these and am going to make a second one, since my friend really wanted the first one. It is now 2022 and your videos are still going strong. Thanx!!

@abdealiasgar Месяц назад

Very gud tutorial sir wants to make one

@LoneWolfSurvival411 6 лет назад

Thanks for another great tutorial

@optimusprimesqrt6 Год назад

I wish you would do more of these long session knots. It's very relaxing sitting by my fireplace, listening to the fire and knotting.....thanks.

@threedking 6 лет назад

It's so hard! I going to do thing like this, but with monkeyfist knot. Pineapple later..saved this tut for future. Thank you for your efforts! One more thing. It's definitely out of law.

@dennisflanders1957 6 лет назад

Mikhail Escov some states allow self defence stuffs

@threedking 6 лет назад

Dennis Flanders, in US yes. There allow walking on streets even with gun. I'm from Ukraine. Here turnover and carrying of cold steel are prohibited. Stuff is considered a cold steel if the flexible coupler is able to withstand a tensile load of more than 10 kg. In this product 4 strands of paracord, 250 kg each ...

@user-nc8yx6bx5j 8 месяцев назад

I added the Pringles can to my paracord tool kit.

@jl80rn31 6 лет назад

Very nice

@sandhyabharti2985 Год назад

OMG so beautiful Tut.

@jeremiematte1587 4 года назад

Wow... you're good. Like not just in making something cool but this tutorial is spot on man. Excellent instructions, excellent demonstration, excellent camera work. A+. Keep up this awesome work.

@martinartncraft3398 2 года назад

good work

@toothpicks_pick Год назад

That was awesome love it

@arturtonn446 6 месяцев назад

Fantastico 🥳 Bellissimo 😌

@uncleknife9887 Год назад

I love your Borat accent! Are you from Kazakhstan? 🪂

@stopsayinggoaheadand 2 года назад

Very nice work, love the black and red but that other colour didn't work with blue in my opinion. You made it very easy to understand. Thanks for the video. 👍

@bittugaur1035 6 лет назад

I loved it

@thesarcomero 6 лет назад

Brilliant!!

@santaclaracountycopwatch6824 3 года назад

Tried 50 times. Over it, or am I under it?

@tolfan4438 Год назад

As an old boy scout (never molested) I am looking forward to trying but expect same results

@421rants 4 года назад

Thanks for the walkthrough... Excellent work. = )

@andrejbielousov4931 4 года назад

Grreat worrk!

@zacandmillie 6 лет назад

Very nice BUT... Be very careful where you carry one of these. In some US states they are referred to as an 'underslung' weapon and you could be arrested for having one in your possession.

@curtiswoods2239 2 года назад

I was thinking of using a Fushigi ball (contact juggling)

@Coltwollsch Месяц назад

OMG I had forgotten all about fushigi balls! I used to love those things when I was a younger!

@billb7547 4 года назад

I’d like to do this using a 1.5” /3.81cm ball, what size Turks head should I use??

@djecpamba 6 лет назад

Great tutorial, rather than take the time to add slack back into the knot, would it not be easier to start with a slightly larger mandrel then switch to a smaller mandrel? Donald

@Paracordguild 6 лет назад

Donald, that is a good idea that can save you some time, as long as you get 2 properly sized mandrels for the job, as you have mentioned. It is a great way of optimizing your production process. Mark

@djecpamba 6 лет назад

I have mandrels 1/4” larger and 1/4” smaller than the pringles can. I took your advice and tossed the chips, yuk.

@kathysturm4251 3 года назад

IS THIS 1/2" PVC PIPE. THANK YOU

@robertwassing792 5 лет назад

Is it possible to change the inner size ball, I'd like to use a standard Snooker ball which has a diameter of 5.25 cm? Perhaps by making a 8 bight turk's head????

@Paracordguild 5 лет назад

Hey! Honestly, I'd try the same knot first, it may just fit. Other than that a 10L9B would be my next guess. You can also try the 9L8B, maybe it will work. Mark

@redlivesmatter2299 3 года назад

I’m just going to make a joke, (I don’t mean it) Person: What’s that on your neck? Me: oh, it’s my pool ball!

@bobabney538 3 года назад

......as usual, my BRAND NEW paracord is like working with wet spaghetti. It does not will not cannot stay in place, so my futile attempt to follow your much appreciated tutorial, NEVER looks the same, soon after the 3rd "pass" and the next sequence is all but impossible for me to find. It's depressing to be OLD, and a dumbass too!

@Paracordguild 3 года назад

With age comes great wisdom and part of it is also to realize we are all dumbasses :). Keep at it. Persistence and hard work never fail to provide results!

@bobabney538 3 года назад

@@Paracordguild Thanks for the reply!!! Multiple attempts, with the same bleak result. Can you tell me why is tutorial paracord "stiffer"?

@stree7geek 4 года назад

Could you do this knot smaller, say with a 1.5’’ ball baring ?! Thanks

@pamsoldoff7793 3 года назад

You can! This will tighten onto 1.5” or You can do it with 8 nights rather than 10!

@adolfochavarria3832 Год назад

Where can I purchase one of these???

@johndent9093 2 года назад

For so reason I can't do the inner right.

@kathysturm4251 3 года назад

Please advise where you purchased this gold lacing needle and the length. Thank you PS: i love all your videos!!! oh and is the hole 5mm or what?

@runeknutsen7710 2 года назад

Where can I buy it

@JionniCastillo 5 лет назад

Nice! Best one so far, do you sell them?

@keithdtibbettskeith5658 Год назад

Tennis*

@2ndamendmentmf366 2 года назад

😂

@willybee3056 5 лет назад

I have to laugh at these anti-self defense laws. The people that make them have armed bodyguards . And they live in gated communities , with all kinds of security systems.

@Paracordguild 5 лет назад

I totally agree. Any man/woman/child has the right to defend himself. Sadly, laws in many cases protect the aggressors, not the victims. Mark

@aculasabacca 5 лет назад

@@Paracordguild I will have to test the tennis ball w/sand. I like the idea because in court it might make it harder for the prosecution to argue "intent" or premeditation should the perpetrator be killed. Also there should be less blood at the scene possibly increasing the chances of no charges at all.

@occipitalneuralgia2339 3 года назад

@@Paracordguild unfortunately the first ones to use these are punks who like to rob people, or skinheads out to hunt down immigrants and people of color. Even if used as defense, once must know how to use this. Your average man, woman, or child is not going to have any clue, and can injure themselves. I think it’s a really cool weapon though, and it looks great.