Overview of all the Paracord things I’ve made in recent weeks. Stormdrane can be seen at stormdrane.blogspot.com Video Rating: 4 /...
Read MoreBackpacking Gear Setup
This was a brief look at the items I carried in my pack on a recent Dayhike. I wanted to keep this video brief, so I did not elaborate on each item too much. My basic items consist of ways to make or get Shelter, Water, Fire, and Food. The items I covered are: -Kabar Heavy Bowie Knife -Mora Bushcraft Knife -Fenix PD32 Flashlight -Eagletac D25A Flashlight -Whistle -First Aid Kit -Cheap Tarp -Emergency Tent Shelter -Adventure Medical Kits Thermo Lite Bivvy Sack -Gorilla Duct...
Read Morept. 2: Paracord Knife Lanyards and Bracelets
This is another vid between lanyards and bracelets.. Video Rating: 4 /...
Read MoreHow to Make a Two Color 550 Paracord Cobra Stitch Survival Bracelet
Making paracord survival bracelets is a bit of a family tradition for us. The kids love making them with friends while we’re camping, and they’ve done them with their scout troops /dens as well. With a little practice the kids are able to make them on their own. I recommend making a two color bracelet until you get the hang of it. With the two color bracelets, you always start your first step with the same color and it’s harder to get turned...
Read MoreHow to Make a Two Color 550 Paracord Cobra Stitch Survival Bracelet
Making paracord survival bracelets is a bit of a family tradition for us. The kids love making them with friends while we’re camping, and they’ve done them with their scout troops /dens as well. With a little practice the kids are able to make them on their own. I recommend making a two color bracelet until you get the hang of it. With the two color bracelets, you always start your first step with the same color and it’s harder to get turned around. Video...
Read MoreHow to Tie the Ripcord Sinnet (Zombie Apocalypse) Bracelet by TIAT
The Ripcord Sinnet Bracelet is my response to the desire for a paracord bracelet that can be untied quickly and easily for emergency use. The bracelet shown in the video provides the use of 12 feet of paracord, from bracelet to single strand, in less that five seconds! Not sure why anyone would need to use a strip of paracord that fast, still you asked for it. So I made it so. *smile* Video production by JD of tying It All...
Read MoreThoughts on Wasted Paracord by TIAT
A brief message to the Tying It All Together (TIAT) community regarding the concept of “wasted” paracord (ie short or so called unusable...
Read MoreBasic Survival Kit List Update
Basic Kit 1. Flint rod and scraper — 1 ea. 2. Butane lighters- 2ea. 3. Purification tablets — 1 ea. (Potassium permanganate, bleach, or Betadine 8 large drops per quart) 4. Signal mirror- 1ea. 5. 24 fish hooks threaded on safety pins & split shot 6. Large fish hook- 2 ea. (3.5″ x 1.5″) 7. Spool of booby-trap wire- 1 ea. 8. Sewing needles large eyed- 3 ea. & 100% nylon quilters thread 9. 50 ft. fishing line 10-12 lb. (Spider wire) 10. 50 ft....
Read MoreHow to Make a Harbin Heather Bar (Paracord) Bracelet by TIAT
Special Link: www.chapterprojects.com The Harbin Heather Bar was inspired by Harbin Hot Springs (an oasis I routinely visit) and a dear friend of Kristen and I named Heather. The bar, like its inspirations, is a dance between comfort, elegance and engineering, presenting for the first time, a “splayed weave” technique I’ve been toying with for sometime now. In short, I’ve long considered the way (some) advanced weaves are presented as far too...
Read Moreparacord survival belt
How to make a paracord survival belt. Video Rating: 5 / 5
Read MoreParacord Rattlesnake FOB Part 2
The making of a paracord rattlesnake knot keychain FOB. Finished with a diamond knot. Enjoy!
Read MoreParacordist making paracord Army Ranger Pace Counter Bead / Adjustable Kabar Knife Lanyard
www.paracordist.com Http twitter.com A multi-use/multi-functional piece of gear – knife lanyard & land nav aid This project started out with a request to make a ranger pacing bead set that could be attached to a kabar knife. In the end, I went to the drawing board to come up with a re-configuration of my original side by side ranger pacing beads combined with my “PSK” style lanyard that can be used on any knife/hatchet. This multi-use/multi-functional...
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