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As a person in the military, anything advertised as "military grade" is complete garbage.

Is that a HAM radio you're putting that lanyard on? Oh my, there's probably a special license you need for that. 😂

Don't forget lanyard on the toupee especially fishing from the boat.

Cody, they make a shrink tube with like hot melt glue inside that activates when heated, it's awesome and more water proof. Use it all the time it's good stuff !!

Little tip, shrink the tube at the hook after you have tied the knot so you can get both sides the same length easily. PS: Sorry for my bad english

Mrs W walked into the workshop. "Cody?" she asked nervously. It was eerily quiet. No sound except the low faint whistle of the wind and her own breath. She looked around and noticed something odd. Lanyards. She looked at the tools, all had lanyards. The gas cans, lanyards. The generators, lanyards. The light fixtures, lanyards. Panic flowed over Mrs W. Lanyards were everywhere, on every item across the work shop, Lanyards upon Lanyards, she stumbled backwards, tripping over her own feet. She hits the floor, becoming tangled in a sea of lanyards. She screams, ripping lanyards away, throwing them with all her might, clawing her way in a desperate scramble towards the door. Reaching, gasping, fighting with every last fibre in her body then suddenly, . a light, a silhouette. A hand reaches down and pulls her to her feet and then in for a warm and comforting embrace "Sorry about that" said Cody "Guess i got a little carried away" And lo, Cody did sleep on the sofa that night

They don’t work I put them on my guns and I still lost them boating.

Glad the knipex pliers I sent are coming handy, I bought myself a pair that ive had in my automotive toolbox for a year, and ive lost count the amount of times they've saved the day. The question is were the maltezers i sent with them enjoyed as much👍 keep up the great content cody

So, now we know that Cody has to use the heat gun for the shrink tubing because his well-patinad brass Zippo is at the bottom of someone’s septic tank. Oh well.

For all the people with radio questions, look up Ham Radio Crash Course on KZfaq. He has videos on every topic. It's actually pretty easy to get your technician ham license too. Several people have just spent a couple nights reading and passed the test first try.

Thank you for all that you do Cody

So excited to see where youll be in a years time I love going back and watching your old videos and then seeing now how far this channel has come True inspiration appreciate all the work you do and never letting other peoples opinions dictate your veiws Thanks Cody!

these are awesome in aviation maintenance. when you dont want to drop any thing down a vertical stab.

Lanyards can really be handy and, depending on how you make it, multi-purpose

The best! So appreciate this.

OFFICIAL VIDEO SO COOL

Wrangler is back!

Can’t wait for the video on the full kit

Great video!!!!! THX!

How do you not have "fizz" merch. Also I recommend searching out adhesive shrink wrap. It's good to have both types on hand. The adhesive shrink wrap is great for tidying ends to prevent fraying or make knots permanent. The adhesive stuff is also good for things that flex a lot; it doesn't seem to be as prone to splitting as the normal stuff in my experience.

trying to drive the HAMM radio folks crazy, I love it!

Love videos like this. Ordering the stuff now.

That was really cool

Great information! Thanks for always posting on such valuable videos.

Forget the video... Cody has SHAVED!!! NNNNOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!

Btw love the videos Cody!

The sailor's best friend, the Lanyard . 😀 Thanks Cody

Love watching these little diy projects. Thanks!

Pretty cool

The hair piece is looking spectacular today👍🏻

It is very satisfying watching heat-shrink, shrink.

Being back the gotee

very practical, nice!

Keep the good work up

7:55 reminds me of Bob Ross “just slowly roll it.”

i get very exited when I see a wrangler star video pop up on my notifications! thank you for epic content!

That sliding deal on the Velcro is a toggle I used to collect them as a kid. One of the many silly things I collected

Great video! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Thanks for making this video.

Can’t wait to see how fishing goes with the baby!! She is the cutest!!!

New toupee lookin great 👌

You Shaved!

In forestry, surveying and some related fields we wear what is known as a "cruiser vest". Ordinarily this vest has plenty of pockets and at least one brass grommet on the lapels. But no collar. Anyway, that red or black cord on your compass is for that grommet -- NOT your neck. (Most of these lanyards are too short for the neck but work well from a grommet.) I put a second, larger brass grommet on my second lapel. Other things I attach are my clinometer, whistle, "tallywacker" clickers. These items are useful and handy and never get lost. A little tip if I may: in as much as I work with a compass, I take pains not to have other equipment nearby that can distract my compass. One of my whistles is a brass Scout whistle on a little brass ring I soldered closed. And so on. I have a second whistle I loan out on occasion when I work with others. It is heavy plastic, mounted the same way. I keep away from ferrous metal objects for the sake of the compass. In my world this is my concern with lanyards.

One week later: Mrs. Wranglerstar: Why is there some kind of cord attached to all of my silverwear??? : P

So funny, I made a couple lanyards for my fishing line cutters and forceps to attach them to my fishing bag this morning too.

I absolutely love Mr. W's attention to detail on everything he does, I have a lot of respect for this man

Nice watch!

DUDE SHAVED. Wife always wins - thats a good thing!

Honestly if he said I'm running for the Presidency 2020, he'd have my vote. Capital hill needs some trimming.

Now I need bags and bags of shrink tube. Thanks for the video.

Wait. When did the shave happen? Could have been a good educational video, showing Jack how to shave with the right equipment and all that. lol

I saw Cody uploaded a video, Jack appeared holding a 'US MAIL' white tub full of these unlicensed radios, Jack was wearing what looked like a Forest Service helmet and they appeared to be doing electrical work which definitely wasn't up to code..... Needless to say, the video was soon removed.

2:15 , 3:08 ham alert trigger lol

Knipex makes some of the best tools

I always remember Cody’s comment about work gloves and riveting them and hooking them to u when u take them off best advice ever.

one little tip I found out, if you're not gonna be holding the radio, looping a wire around somewhere metal, because normally they expect you to be that wire but if you're not holding it up to your face, that can reduce your signal.I have a feeling you could run a wire through that lanyard maybe

Shrink tubing gives me the fizz too.

Great how to video. Thanks for sharing Cody.👍🏻

If my husband did this type of thing he'd make the paracord florescent pink or orange for visibility.

Shrink tubing is the new loctite

Great idea. Thanks for the vid and equipment list.

Clean shaved!!! Looks great buddy.

thank you for the tutorial its very helpful

Spots a Grolsch bottle. good choice :D

Wranglerstar is possibly the best troll going today!! Your the best my friend!!

If you don't have the o-ring tool he used and you have an icing spreader in the kitchen, they're typically thin enough to work awesome for split rings

I like it

Cool

I have a tip for you. Always buy the "marine" heat shrink. It has glue inside. Even on wiring it's awesome because it keeps the heat shrink from sliding off. They sell it right at harbor freight. Or simply look up heat shrink with glue/waterproof. It's really great stuff.

Toup is looking great today.

Thank you sir for this help with the lanyard

Love all of your content....keep it up..

Hey Cody you could make kits for this becous you would benafit financialy for new homestead and for folks hvo are just starting out... Ps sory for my english

True kit evolves over time. Those who wear a PC every day are always looking for the next best thing to make it more comfortable and user friendly. When the next best gadget comes out, the kit will change again.

All the love and respect to you man and thank you and your family for always being such a guiding light !

This guy got lanyards on lanyards on lanyards

First time you pronounced it correctly....“Knipex“ :-) Greetings from Germany 🇩🇪, stay healthy!

I can never seem to keep enough shrink tubing on hand LOL that’s some good stuff

Crafting with Cody. Today we make dummy cords. 🤣🤣

Just ordered my parts! excited to add a few of these to my work tools

One tip with shrinkwrap.. Look around for 3:1 Adhesive Lined Marine Grade Shrinkwrap. The adhesive is a night and day difference when using a heat gun, it melts out and grabs hold of whatever you are sticking it on. I buy 4 foot lengths of all sizes in both red and black for cheap off Amazon.

What a good idea! I just added all the components to my cart on Amazon

This was much like a Nutnfancy video,.. being that I spent $50- in the first five minutes of watching it !

0:20 Spray paint them caution orange. easy to see when dropped and you can key up to hear yourself if it was on that way you get a general area. 2:30 flip it over so the zipper is pull UP to open... ask me how I know...

I love to find and collect little bits and pieces of scrap stuff and play around with various widgets and doohickeys. When ever I have to dispose of something, I first remove all the buttons, zippers, clips, rings, carabiners, cord locks, etc., and I cut off as much nylon or canvas webbing as I can. You can always buy a few extra binder rings, key rings or cordage very cheaply. I even have silicon straws to use as zipper pulls. A little creative though and an assortment of parts will let you create many useful items or setups.

Maybe you should make a lanyard for your pocket knifes so you don’t lose those too. 😂

Man talk about fizz this gives me goosebumps I just like the small details a lot

I see you guys are using GMRS(462 MHz-467 MHz) you guys might look into MURS (151-154 MHz) as well more options for com's is always good just some advice from a non-elitist ham radio guy

wish I had seen this video earlier; when I was making lanyards for all my stuff I had to learn how to braid paracord, this seems a lot easier and less time consuming

You give me the fizz! You the man ♡

Thank you so much for the tip by the way (Knipex 86 03 180 Pliers Wrench) I use it everywhere, all the time

569 views and 68 thumbs up? little effort on the watching end, reward this hardworking guy a bit!!

Using that pick is a good trick. I unwittingly bought some split ring pliers in the form of fishing pliers and, boy are they easy to use. Even on the tiniest of fishing lure split rings.

Great video I love these types of videos other than just talking. Thank you for the hands on work! Keep up the great work!

Happy Haircut!

I had picked up a couple of the Cobra walkie talkies. My wife and I use them sometimes because if we are either in the woods or if we go shopping and she goes to one store and I go to another close by we can keep in touch when she's ready to be picked up or whatever. I do have some CB radios also. One is a handheld and the other will mount in a vehicle but I haven't put one of them in my pickup truck yet.

I just came to watch you egg them on with that radio 😁

I lace my boots with 550 cord and use shrink tubing to keep ends from fraying and making relacing easy. Thanks for the video.

Toupee looking skookum