Paracord Projects

[freudianfloyd]

I know this was a fad back during the pepper hype days, but I recently made a knife for a brother-in-law for Christmas, and made a paracord handle for it. That left me with about 200' of paracord left over and I'm looking for inspiration on things to make. I am about as good at braiding as an armless man, so I need simple project ideas. But would love to see anything you guys have done.

Also, if anybody has an idea for a simple but comfortable crossbow sling, I'm all ears.

So with that said, let's see your paracord projects!!!

 

[TheEquineFencer]

I know this was a fad back during the pepper hype days, but I recently made a knife for a brother-in-law for Christmas, and made a paracord handle for it. That left me with about 200' of paracord left over and I'm looking for inspiration on things to make. I am about as good at braiding as an armless man, so I need simple project ideas. But would love to see anything you guys have done.

Also, if anybody has an idea for a simple but comfortable crossbow sling, I'm all ears.

So with that said, let's see your paracord projects!!!

A guy I met that buys/sells Mil cargo chutes sells his riser cords to some guy in Texas that laces them into bucking straps for bull riding.

 

[racingtadpole]

Search it up on youtube.. you'll be able to get rid of 200ft of it in fairly short order.

 

[77Mini]

I have seen some nice duck call lanyards. Lots of tutorials to make them.

 

[tarbellb]

Got a dog?

We have been making some really nice dog leashes over the years. Really simple braid, 4 strands.

Take two strands, fold in half, loop carabiner through the looped end, then braid the 4 strands. Continue till the end, then fold that over for the handle loop and weave it back into the already braided part.

I use a 1/2" PEX Copper ring to secure the handle, just hammered down.

Strong enough to tow your car... or this get towed by this guy.