Would be nice to see how to finish and tuck the ends…

@seanbeckerer5089

5 ай бұрын

I do agree.

@themr_wilson

4 ай бұрын

All kinds of ways and videos for that, this is just a pattern. I figure the Matthew Walker would look wonderful with this

@rex8255

2 ай бұрын

The bane of all trading videos.

Another great tutorial mark looks great going to try it tommorow thanks again for your hard work and dedication to paracording and your tutorials thanks for sharing

Hi Mark, new sub here. Excellent as always. Very clear and easy to follow. I really appreciate what you are doing for the knot tying community. Thank you sharing

I love to see your you tube channel because your explanation is concise and easy to understand. Thank you and keep it up. 🙂

Dude, you are so easy to follow. Thanks for the videos.

Beautiful braid and not in my book. Thanks for sharing. I'm going to try this one.

very nice and easy to do, thank you

Would love to see how you finish it off. Enjoy watching your videos but I'm new at and not sure how to finish some of the ones you've shown.

Getting started is always the hardest part, as he shows us in this vid.

Really nice!

HI there! Love the Video. It is very clear and concise. Do you have a vid of you showing how to back splice a loop onto the end?

I'm planning on trying this style on a whip I'm starting

excellent !! Thank you

Nice! Thank you!

Bonjour 🇲🇫 A beautiful one!👍👏👏👏

Excelente trabajo 👍🇵🇪👏

Thank you

Thanks Mark! I like to braid in front instead of behind. Imagine that someone was sitting at a table across from you watching you. He’d be seeing you braiding in front rather than behind. I don’t know why,but to me it just makes more sense to braid in front. I know why you do it though,because all the books say to do it like that. Oh well,that’s just my two cents worth:

@Paracordguild

2 жыл бұрын

Hey! Indeed, once you pick a way of plaiting, you for the most part stick to it. I do all my braids around the back, be it the 4 strand round, herringbone etc. As long as it works...it is legit in my book. Mark

@gregglockhart9551

2 жыл бұрын

@@Paracordguild good point Mark!

Very nice! This would work with regular rope

Very nice

Muito bonita parabéns

Great, thank you ! but how to end it and how to make the start for a dog leash ?

Nice!

Декабрь, 2023, 🎄😎.

Fantastic videos, though I wish you'd do more wide shots of the finished product so we can see the whole thing

For anyone wondering how to end it you can use a common whipping at the end and the top where the loop is its not the prettiest when you melt the ends but it works

@MeganMcChesney-ux4jg

Жыл бұрын

I'm new to all this, my question is for this particular knot how many feet per cord would I need for a 4-foot leash?

@andywill12345

3 ай бұрын

@@MeganMcChesney-ux4jg I typically use ~18' lengths, for this it would be (4) lengths to get you the 8 strands. I also do a finishing knot at the handel after weaving in.

"Empowering the paracord community..." LMAO, do they really need it? Love the videos!

Glad you actually speak in your videos compared to Tyingitalltogether who seems to think the classical guitar is good instruction.

Very clear instructions, thanks. One question. Why would you put a a line in the middle of the paradores? It’s can’t be for strength. There’s already 8-550lb cords in the braid. Is it just to add girth?

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Muy bueno, cuanto paracord se necesita para un brazalete? Ejemplo?

👌🏻👍🏻. Pretty.

How do you deal with the core when you're closing the loop of the handle for a dog lead?

So how do you finish this one off to get a clean look?

Nice Video but how did you finish the end

It would be good to see how to finish off the knots. I would subscribe if the projects had a finsh .

How do you decide the length of cord?

Seems like plaiting with extra steps... Nice.

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Огромное спасибо за все ваши видео, но ваш английский просто невыносимо. Звук ну действительно каждый буквы (которых не знают наверное сами Англичане) бьёт и рвёт энергетическое поле в вибрацэонном порядке

I love your tutorials on these braids, but how about some of these braids showing how to finish off the braiding?? Just a thought. Thank you.

@Paracordguild

2 жыл бұрын

Hey John! It really varies on the project, so it is hard to give a general way of finishing. Sometimes a Footrope knot is used, sometimes a splice is used etc. Mark

@johnvaluk1401

2 жыл бұрын

@@Paracordguild thank you for reading and replying. Was just a thought.

@bluehawke99

2 жыл бұрын

@@Paracordguild I was thinking something like that. Manrope knot or if it is a dog leash, braiding 4 strands each into a rope and then splicing the ends together to form a loop. (to put your hand through to hold the 'leash') I am not sure I explained that well but I can picture it in my mind, I am just not sure how to achieve it.

Is there a formula to determine how much paracord is needed to make, for example a 6 foot dog leash?

@devinandrews8925

2 жыл бұрын

I made a 9 inch keychain with 2 feet of 550 for my core and 5 3 feet strands of 95 i doubt that helps much but it might give you an idea of how much supplies you need

@eddarby469

Жыл бұрын

I would expect each of the eight strands might need to be 8 feet long so you could have 64 feet of paracord to make a 6 ft dog leash.

You mentioned using as a leash. How do you attach the hook, and make the hand loop at the other end? Otherwise, it is a beautiful braid. I have made other leashes with paracord, and would like to try this one, just need the other info. Thanks!

@eddarby469

Жыл бұрын

When you want a leash you begin by threading the cords through the hardware and then braid. I would end this braid by weaving a long turks head over the strands very tight covering the free ends.

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Can you please make a video of ways to end these large braids? Although you can hide the ends behind Turk's head knots, these don't always keep the strands secure at the end.

@ThePaulus2010

2 жыл бұрын

Agree, if you do not show how to end it properly it is not so usefull! Love the video for the design though! 😊

@equesdeventusoccasus

2 жыл бұрын

@@ThePaulus2010 I find that the large braids tend to get longer in front than in back. There has to be a way to catch up the back side at the end. I usually tie each left cord to each right one then singe and cover with a Turk's head knot, yet I know that there has to be a better way.

@MelxVxBoo

2 жыл бұрын

If I'm hiding the end behind a Turks head I use nylon upholstery thread to sew the ends together.

@equesdeventusoccasus

2 жыл бұрын

@@MelxVxBoo that is an excellent idea. I've had a couple of knots slip out from under the Turk's head knot, when working on small objects. Then again my idea of small differs from most people. I made a 2B21L Turk's head knot on a toothpick and a globe knot on the head of a corsage pin, 3 passes on each project. Both used .75mm nanocord. I'm not sure if upholstery thread would work for that. It might be bigger than the nanocord.

@MelxVxBoo

2 жыл бұрын

@@equesdeventusoccasus there is always the option of super glue.

I am relatively new to this, and find your tutorials excellent. On this one however, I have a problem. I braided successfully but I don't know how to finish it. I can't find any tutorial to finish and tie this 8 strand braid. Any suggestions?

@bobsandvegan8222

6 ай бұрын

maybe a footrope knot, those look pretty good to me

yeah but how do you end it ?

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How do you finish it?

Bonjour,pourais-je avoir les longueurs svp merci 🙏

здравствуйте. а каким узлом начать и закончить

Bonjour, combien faut-il de longueurs de corde pour 70cm de long ??😊 cdt.

One doubt.. How to end ???

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How do you finish it 😅

@TrentDan

Ай бұрын

I normally buy magnetic jewelry clasp for leather bracelets, so if he ever answers let me know.

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You didn’t show how to finish and tuck in the ends ???👎

Thank you

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