The alpine butterfly was the simplest approach I've seen. Thanks and Godspeed.

I loved that Napoleon Claw! Super cool! The drop downs will come in handy for attaching shackles that have only room for one pass through with your Paracord....

All knots you've shared here are amazing. Thank you so much. 👍

Excellent clear and concise video. My brand new compass (because I spent half of yesterday's starless night lost in a mountain forest ) hangs by a sweet Cat's Paw.

Thank you for making the snake knot easy to fallow, after watching almost all of the snake knot tutorials, spending hours to fallow up your tutorial is the best one

I love the 💚 green cord napoleon's style, simple easy & awesome!! Thanks for sharing this tutorial 😘

@aircavmedic

3 жыл бұрын

I realize you posted 3 months ago. I did get that same beautiful green from paracord planet. Nice product

Thank you for this simple well produced and shot video!! It’s very appreciated :)

I LIKE Your Dropper Knot... being a Fisherman... Looks like a Prusik when it's finshed...

did the mystery knot! Thank you very much, such a helpful and informative video!

The dropper loop is my favorite. Thanks

Thank you good sir i used some to tie my kyoketsu shove. Beautiful and useful.

Loved them-entry level senior. Explained and shown well. To answer below, I did buy paracord from paracord planet. Same color and purple. Beautiful and outstanding product

Thanks for the mystery knot. It’s useful for keys and phone lanyard. Saved me from getting metal that can scratch my pocket or phone. Much lighter too.

Thank you!!! I’m going to use these most definitely. Be Blessed.

Thank you for the Mystery Knot tutorial. I made and added it to my phone lanyard as a short finger ring lanyard. It works great, because it slides into the pants pocket without catching the pocket opening like the metal finger ring lanyard.

Really cool man!! I have been making my own slip leashes for my doggies with this read knot technique.

thank you for this video tutorial. made it very easy and very effective.

I inheritance my father's wedding ring. Sliver and gold was never his style so I wear it with a leather cord. Ever few months i switch out the cord. I have this video saved so I have some options each time. Thank you for making this video. It helps me make sure that something I value very much is safely and securely by my side

@pattynellis7347

Ай бұрын

I wear my dad's ring on a leather cord also , love the look

It took me a few tries, but my husband loves the cat's paw knot on his new necklace!

Bull Hitch 💕💖

I like them all but I think the last knot is my favourite.

Loved all of them, thank you ;-)

I love Napoleon's Claw, looks good in leather like in the Wazoo Viking Whetstone Pendant. Thanks much!

They are simple to make. Great Teacher Thnx

They are so beautiful

Awesome tutorial! Thanks.

Napoleon's Claw is my favorite

Thank you very much

very helpful, thank you

Easy to follow. Thanks!

Finally 👍..a great guide ..Thanks

very useful video for me as beginner in cording thx

Loved all

Eline sağlık.Öğretici video

I like the butterfly one

Those are really nice. Having hand surgery, these I may still be able to do, as I hate giving up paracording

Wonderful.... Will try 👌

Maybe a world renowned knot expert would have a name for that last knot.

Thanks :)

Maan that's just wonderful what you have done. I deeply appreciate you. So useful! 💪 I was looking exactly for THIS

@ParacordPlanet

Жыл бұрын

We appreciate you! Glad it worked out. If there's anything you'd' like to see in the future just let us know!

Exactly what I needed to tie my own makeshift leather ferro rod and striker bolo tie for my hat

Thank you. I just made a cool necklace with an Adder stone and a cats paw.

@kiiiiriiii

3 жыл бұрын

i'm also using an adder stone! with the cow hitch :)

Maa Shaa Allooh 🤲🏼🕋🕌 Alhamdulillah 🕋🤲🏻🕌 it's amazing...thank you teacher 🙏

All were great for pendants, last one was interesting. Well done, again. Will rewatch again

Absolutely Outstanding video!!! Saved!

@ParacordPlanet

7 ай бұрын

Thanks! We're glad it helped you!

Whoa!! Handy!!

Thank u so much. 💜

I suggest the "Double overhand follow-through" knot

Love these knots. T.y.😊

Thank you!

Awesomee. Thankss ❤️

Wow thank you

Super film :)

Cool !

Geniales!!!!! Muchas gracias!! Me suscribo 🤩🤩🤩🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

nossa que legal, agoro fazer paracord

Wondering if there is a way to knot multiple front-facing items. This is a great video for knots if I only have one item, but I want to make a necklace using multiple discs that face forward and should sit next to each other. Thanks!

Nossa gostei muito legal

I liked the last one the most, as I just got a necklace and the pendant is really small and so is the cord, so i couldnt do the cows hitch.

Tq Sir 🙏👍😁

Hi! Wondering if you can demonstrate the 'worlds fair knot'? My dad always used it to the leaders onto fishing line. It withheld the strength of more than 70 giant Bluefin !

Hi, cool video! Do you know which one would be the tightest so that the ring couldn’t move or change the spot where it’s tied?

Amei ♥️♥️♥️👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 parabéns

And the Napoleons claw

How long does the paracord need to be for a necklace???

I want to put a pendant on a cord and have a keyring. What do you recommend for the knot to join the two ends of the loop?

I am trying to hang a few pendents from a single piece of string (while keeping them perfectly straight), each of the pendents are already hanging from a metal loop so if I use the directions in this video the face of the pendents will not be visible. Any advice? Thanks

I really like the blue Well I like all But for me look A litle complicated But nice job

I had a piece of jade pendant repaired but the jeweler just did a put it back on normally instead of a bull hitch. Is there anyway to change the knot while its on the necklace?

@ParacordPlanet

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, actually. A cow hitch, bull hitch, and cat's paw can all be tied in a closed loop such as a necklace.

I wonder If you know how to hold round rock with silk cord to make necklace without drilling hole.

@hectorthrills8193

10 ай бұрын

A monkey fist

What size metal rings are you using? What's the diameter

if the hole in my beads is 3mm, which size paracord do i need?

@ParacordPlanet

3 жыл бұрын

Ordinary 550 paracord is usually right around 4mm, so I would recommend 95 (type 1) or 275.

@0cards0

3 жыл бұрын

@@ParacordPlanet thanks! i wish someone would make soft bead, do you guys maybe have such beads? like some metal coated with something soft so the beads wont make noise when hitting each other? for begleri.

4:08

The last one seems like a single cross hitch so I guess you can call it that or the PSCH [pendant single cross hitch]

@ParacordPlanet

3 жыл бұрын

Haha! That's a mouthful.

@antiquatedspanner912

3 жыл бұрын

@@ParacordPlanet well that depends on you about the name for whether it's to be or knot to be

Where can I find that ring?

@ParacordPlanet

3 жыл бұрын

Here's the listing in various sizes www.paracordplanet.com/welded-steel-o-rings-multiple-sizes/

Hi, may I know the thickness of the rope you used? Was that 4mm?

@paulamcclure3402

7 ай бұрын

Looks like 550 Paracord (4 mm dia.).

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me how can't eve make the cat's paw

Mystery knot, looks like a turks head (woggle) knot.

The last knot with no name should be called a scurvy knot...like a crazy pirate knot...bcuz its a crazy knot

I really like the no name knot it should be called the backalley knot just saying lol

I'd call that last one a ring knot...because, it looks like a ring when you finished it.

Napoleons claw can continue going through the bunny ears and making a braid.

Good vid, but oh the background is not good

still i don't like the butterfly one ok i mean like no way

The "Mystery Knot" looks like a Turk's head, except tightened around the cords themselves (which is why it looks wonky compared to what a Turk's head usually looks like).