 | Woven paracord bracelet/watchband video slideshow This is a just video slideshow with photos of the process without the typed instructions. For more info, visit the instructables.com website and search for 'paracord' for this tutorial and others I've made. More knot work, links, and resources on my blog page: http://stormdrane.blogspot.com |
 | Field eXpedients: 550 Cord Survival Braid Key Chain DIY How'd they do that? Ever wonder how survival, evasion, resistance escape (SERE) gear sometimes has this tightly woven braid of 550 cord which has 7 inner strands inside its outer sheath that can be used for shelter construction, snares for food etc.? http://www.combatreform.com/sere.htm At a gun show recently, a G.I. Issue, MIL-SPEC AA Battery solid aluminum body flashlight CMG Ultra-G http://www.countycomm.com/light9.htm NSN 6230-01503-9513 TACTICAL ILLUMINATOR, Type: LED, White Model: ULTRA-G TYPE III HARD ANODIZING This U.S. Government illuminator is the finest illuminator available. It runs on a single "AA" cell (or BA-3058 or LR6 depending on what you wish to call it) providing about 25 hours of run time {Brightness measured at 200 foot candles}. The body is made from a solid Billet of aluminum. This light is water resistant to 15 feet thanks to it's "O"ring seals. Housing is O.D. with TYPE III HARD ANODIZING and engraved "U.S. Government NSN: 6230-01503-9513". $22.00 SORRY SOLD OUT These lights are shipped the same way the government gets them. No fluff, No puff. These are first quality extras from the last government order. CountyComm Government Products Group 1190 Homestead Rd. Santa Clara, Ca. 95050 Voice: (408) 244-4750 Fax: 6468 Gerber Infinity Ultra LED Task Light ILT3() $18.99 http://www.actiongear.com/cgi-bin/tame.exe/agcatalog/level4c.tam?M5COPY.ctx=27357&M5.ctx=27357 Brigade Quartermasters offers an exact duplicate of the G.I. AA battery mini-light in BLACK with a choice of white or RED light bulbs! http://www.actiongear.com ************* was on sale and on its end was a 550 cord braid squeezing in a LOT of cord in a very small space acting as the key ring. The seller's wife, Charlotte Pollard graciously allowed us to videotape her demonstrate how to make the 550 Cord Survival Braid technique! Others have tried with still photos to show the techniuque but us dumb grunts can't seem to master it, so we hope this video can penetrate our thick skulls! http://armyadvice.org/blogs/armysteve/articles/9736.aspx http://armyadvice.org/images/Paracord/t_DSC00001.jpg http://armyadvice.org/images/Paracord/t_DSC00002.jpg http://armyadvice.org/images/Paracord/t_DSC00003.jpg http://armyadvice.org/images/Paracord/t_DSC00004.jpg http://armyadvice.org/images/Paracord/t_DSC00005.jpg http://armyadvice.org/images/Paracord/t_DSC00006.jpg http://armyadvice.org/images/Paracord/t_DSC00007.jpg http://armyadvice.org/images/Paracord/t_DSC00008.jpg http://armyadvice.org/images/Paracord/t_DSC00009.jpg http://armyadvice.org/images/Paracord/t_DSC00010.jpg http://armyadvice.org/images/Paracord/t_DSC00011.jpg http://armyadvice.org/images/Paracord/t_DSC00012.jpg http://armyadvice.org/images/Paracord/t_DSC00013.jpg http://armyadvice.org/images/Paracord/t_DSC00014.jpg http://armyadvice.org/images/Paracord/t_DSC00015.jpg http://armyadvice.org/images/Paracord/t_DSC00016.jpg http://armyadvice.org/images/Paracord/t_DSC00017.jpg http://armyadvice.org/images/Paracord/t_DSC00018.jpg Thanks to Mrs. Pollard, we can all better utilize 550 cord and be ready to survive anywhere! |
 | How to tie a Monkey's Fist http://stormdrane.blogspot.com for more knotty stuff. I usually use paracord, but for this video I'm using 3/8" cord so that it's easier for you to see what I'm doing. I used a 1" ball bearing for the center of the fist, but you could use a marble, wood/cork ball, rubber ball, wad of paper/plastic, etc. The main trouble spot in making a Monkey's Fist is tightening it up. The key is to gradually tighten it up by working the slack out just a little at a time following it all the way thru the fist. I go thru the fist twice in the video, but with smaller cord, you may have to do this several times as you keep the cord from twisting/tangling/overlapping as you work the knot. You can still see the short end when the fist is finished, just tuck it into the fist where it's not visible anymore. Knot Responsibly. |
 | Diamond Knot A simple two strand diamond Knot as illustrated in the "Ashley Book of Knots" |
 | pt. 3: Paracord Bracelets, Cobra Stich This is sort of an instructional on how to weave a cobra and king cobra stitch to make paracord survival bracelets.. |
 | Having Fun With 550 Paracord... This video is to show you can make different things with 550 paracord... |
 | Paracord Kobutan Part 1 Demo of the properties of the Paracord + Super Glue project resulting in this self defence device. |
 | How to put a lanyard on a knife. Uses of mini Lanyard http://www.paracordsecrets.com Here we show you how to put a lanyard on a knife, and how it can be used |
 | Lanyards : Part 1 - Attaching A loop Lanyard This is one of 3 parts to show how to use/attach lanyards on knives... |
 | Kids Camp - Keychain Welcome to Karla's Kid Camp. In this video we will be demonstrating how to create a fun keychain. All the materials used for this project are available in a kit at www.auntiesbeads.com |
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