Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

I second that! 😊

Thank you.

Thank you! 😃

Thank you!

Thank you. I'm glad it helped you.

My dad he’s your videos ALL the time we make paracord Bracelets together I love your videos thank you

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These kinds of comments are what makes me loving doing these kinds of videos. I'm glad we could help you and your student create these fun bracelets. Please feel free to send pics of your work to me. I'd love to see it. Thanks!!

Thanks Rhonda!

gail miles the jig is fairly easy to make. Basic woodwork skills is all you need. I made mine 1m long. From 12mm pli board. Cut a 6mm slot down the middle. Buy a 6mm coach bolt with a wing nut. Cut two end pieces and glue and screw permanently to one end. The other Block drill a 6mm hole in the middle of the block. Fed the coach bolt through the bottom of the pli board slot and through the wooden block. Tighten with the wing nut. That should make the block slidable up and down your jig. I reinforced mine along the bottom with 20x20x40mm dressed timber. Forming a border. To date it has cost $4 to make. You’ll need a skill and drop saw. And a drill. Cheers Brent

I get the feeling the guy that made this video. Made his own jig. He looks like he has the skills.

I'm glad you found the tutorial helpful. I hope to make some new videos soon.

As of now I still am. Thanks!!!

That's awesome. I'm so glad my tutorial helped!

Glad the video helped and you were able to knock out your first bracelet. If you are on facebook, you can find me there and post up a pic of your work. I'd love to see it. :)

+Audrey Russo Thanks Audrey. 10 minutes is pretty fast! :)

I'm glad you liked the video and the tips. I hope you create great bracelets.

I'm glad to hear it helped you and your daughter. :) happy knotting!

Thanks for the comment. We are getting up there. My goal was to make an easily understandable video to show how this is done. I'm glad you liked it. :)

I will make some more soon. Thanks for the nice comment.

Glad I could offer some help. I have more videos on my new channel. Check it out for more tutorials. kzfaq.info :)

thanks will do. so much to learn.

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it.

SportsNgameS I'm glad the video helped. :)

Thank you. I'm glad the video helped.

I would completely agree. I used two colors here as I needed the contrast to show how the bracelet is tied with clarity. For survival, I would just use one piece of cord.

Thank you.

Thank you. This means alot to me.

Paul Meyers -Thank you.

Great tip! (No pun intended) Thank you for sharing. When I do my ends, I take a color matched sharpie and color the ends.

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Hi Hassan!

Awesome video! I just made three bracelets watching your video. This is my very first time at it. Guess what everyone is getting for Christmas!?!Thank you Bert!

Thanks! I hope to make some new videos soon.

@@Trab9000 That's good to hear, I look forward to some fresh content from you, Thanks!

My pleasure. Hope it helps.

Thanks for the nice comment. I hope it helps you make something awesome! :)

Thank you.

Thank you. For more videos, check out our other channel too: kzfaq.info

Tammy Peters Thank you! Glad it helped. :)

You are so welcome!

Thanks Matt. I plan on making a bunch more.

Thank you for the nice comment. As for not marking white cord when burning, the only thing I can tell you is maybe take it very slow but I've never been able to keep white cord from darkening when burning the ends. You could get a white paint marker and just paint the end when you are done. I do that for other colors so it should work for white. Good Luck!

Thanks Stephanie!

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thank you!

You would need to make the overall bracelet 7.5" so you would need a total of 8' of cord. 4' of each color. :)

Derp industry Go Thank you. I picked them mostly to show contrast to make the knotting easier to see but they do look good together. :)

Great question. If you follow the procedure here you won't have that problem. It might take a little practice on how long you cut the ends ( I typically do about 2mm or 1/8") them when you melt the ends, before it cools, press them in with the metal part of the lighter flush with the cord where it comes out of. Hope this helps.

Cindy, I usually use a colored marker to cover up those burnt ends to make the white go away but glue could easily be used also. One note though, I don't like the cords glued down as it makes it harder to get the bracelet apart if you need it in an emergency.

Using a jig does make it alot easier. I started tying without one but built one soon after. Get a simple jig. You don't need much.

Mia's Miscellany thank you so much.

Thank you Tana!

+Promotor de agua de mar This jig goes up to 11". We also have them up to 48". Thanks!

+Caitlin Hoag That's awesome. Keep up the great work!

I don't speak spanish, but I might be able to find someone who does.

Bart Colosino gracias ya logré realizarlo, cual es su correo ?? Gracias 👍

hi, It's actually black, gold with a white stripe. It's the same bracelet I made in the video but with a stripe woven in. Hope you like it.

I'm not sure anyone has one specifically for watchbands. But you should be able to make each side separately on just about any jig. Thanks!