Videos

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Paracordist's how to swap buckles on the Ultimate Paracord Bracelet Jig

Paracordist's how to tie the Ladder Rack Knot Bracelet

Paracordist's how to tie the Wall knot, Crown knot, and sliding Manrope knot - Part I

Paracordist's how to tie the Wall knot, Crown knot, and sliding Manrope knot - Part II

Mora #2 bushcraft knife w/ paracord Turks Head handle wrap & custom leather sheath

How to make a paracord bracelet (Cobra Weave) or Solomon Bar with no burns, using the Ultimate Jig

The Paracordist's Photo Portfolio

Paracordist How to make the paracord iPhone case Part I

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Paracordist How to make the paracord iPhone case Part II

Paracordist's Tactical Bola

Paracordist's how to tie your shoes and paracord laces so they don't come untied

Whipping paracord ends to create a breakaway neck lanyard

Paracordist: how I coil and cinch knot paracord hank for instant deployment

Paracordist's followup - best way to thread paracord into a paracord fid / paracord needle

Paracordist's paracord iPhone case

Paracordist how to: Chinese button knot

Support our neighborhood kids and their efforts to raise funds for Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF)!

Paracordist's firesteel kit - jute tinder fob

Paracordist's MiBSAR ranger beads - how to the tie fixed knot

Paracordist's firesteel handle - paracord two strand diamond knot

How to use a paracord fid / paracord needle

The B.S. B. Bracelet Makes fire!!

How to "recharge" the B.S.B. Bracelet tinder!!

How To: side by side ranger beads - lanyard knot

This particular video is for the two strand diamond knot which is doubled and includes an "accessory loop". This acts as the bottom fixed knots on my side by side bead setups. There are many applications of this knot; for example if you make a bight on a piece of parcord and use the two resulting ends to start this knot, then follow the same procedure you'll have a simple neck lanyard with very secure loop to hold whistle, compass, knife etc. (like the last picture in this article). This knot can also be doubled in a slightly different way to yield 4 working strands as in the top of my side by side beads - but that is its own video coming soon.

The Paracord Ranger Pace Counter Bead - Take II

I did my first video over a year ago on this and its been very popular. This is the How-To making the paracord bead I use on my all-paracord ranger beads (and lots of other uses too!). The only criticism I got was that the black on black paracord and the bad lighting made it hard for some viewers to follow. I've done a "take II" version, with contrasting cord and good lighting. If you can't do it now, hang up the paracord and needlenose and let a professional do it LOL.

The Steel Saints Lanyard VS. Gallon Jug of Water

This is a video showing my monkey's fist pinata finisher. Its a 1-1/2" steel ball inside a paracord monkeys's fisk knot at the end of a 30" lead (same as my Steel Saints lanyard). The video shows me testing it on a gallon jug of water since I didn't have a pinata to waste!

Before you laugh too hard at my reaction in the video, I never did this to a water jug nor did I practice before; this was the first time I ever hit one and had no idea what to expect - the water explosion took be by surprise LOL.

I put this here under weaponry because its the same size ball as my Steel Saints lanyard. Before you laugh too hard at my reaction in the video, I never did this to a water jug nor did I practice before; this was the first time I ever hit one and had no Idea what to expect - the water explosion took be by surprise LOL.

We have a big family with kids and cousins, all younger. Often at birthdays, the pinata goes unbroken - thats when uncle Kevin comes in to let rip with my monkey's fist pinata finisher. Its a 1-1/2" steel ball inside a paracord monkeys's fisk knot at the end of a 30" lead. Shown in the video hitting a gallon jug of water since I didn't have a pinata to waste!

How to make an all-paracord rock sling

The making of the Steel Saints Riding Lanyard - a weighted monkeys fist keychain

How to make a knife lanyard your buddies don't have.

The new and improved PSK Lanyard design is here!

How to tie the "long" turks head PART 1 - for handle wraps of all sorts!

How to tie the "long" turks head PART 2

How to tie the "long" turks head PART 3

How to tie the "long" turks head PART 4 - FINAL!

Here's a video tour of a recently completed Fiskars 14" hatchet paracording job....

Paracord Wrapped Fiskars Hatchet

Watch this video to learn how to provide proper measurements to custom fit your PSK lanyard to your knife and hand (NO EXTRA CHARGE)!

How to determine dimensions for your custom fit PSK Lanyard

"Splicing" two pieces of paracord together

"splicing" two pieces of paracord together

Using a peg board / former for complex paracord turks head knots

How to: complex Turks Head Knots made easy

Proper Tie- Down - How To

Everyone should know these three basic knots that when used together will allow you to securely tie down a load for travel in your trailer, on your roof or to the back of an ATV. This is my version of the "truckers hitch".

How To: tie-down

The Nantucket Bracelet - How To

The Nantucket Bracelet How To

An awesome day at the office!

Great Blue Heron and River Otters

Paracordists field expedient wool blanket hoodie using monkey's fist and diamond knot loops

two strand diamond knot loop + 7' of paracord = adjustable paracord belt - field expedient

Kids earning dessert

Making Paracord Beads

Alice Pack Paracord Handle

The PSK-Tactical Retention Lanyard; another unique hand crafted creation made first by the Paracordist. Special Thanks to Pete and Slade from Survivaltopics.com/forums for their visions (they put the P and S in the PSK)! AVAILABLE SOON IN THE PARACORDIST'S STORE.