Ok I have watched your video many times now and made a two bracelets - makes sense now. Your (x14) math is the best I've seen yet to get accurate material estimate.
This is way better than the first video, and that video was excellent ;) Really well done explaining the length with illustration per inch and so on. Thanks again for your efforts and I'm trying to make one today!
Ebay. Also there is a number of military surplus stores around where I love and they always seem to have some. Ive seen them at walmart before too but for a little bit more money.
Good video but it always amazes me that in most of these instructional video's the person making them is dealing with frayed ends, if you melt & flatten the ends before you begin it's so much easier to feed them through buckles & it's not as though you can't melt them again at the end.
I agree with everyone else - excellent vids and explanation. Two things that I would to know though - you sort of lost me on the routing on the second buckle end. I got the first routing but the second where you go "back through" was a little confusing. Secondly, like Dan I too would like to know how to deal with single hole buckles. Nice videos.
Thanks! Next video is going to be a jig, then a different weave for a bracelet. And then after all that maybe a lanyard and a dog collar. Also trying to compress them so they arent so long :(
what good is this bracelet if when you need the cord you have to short pieces? or is this just for looks? if for looks, pointless to use paracord. it amazes me when people are just for the looks instead or practicality.