How to put a Para Cord wrap on a Axe

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  • Опубліковано 1 жов 2024
  • to help protect the handle from over strikes

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  • @ben6089
    @ben6089 4 роки тому +5

    Even easier than it looks. You don't have to cut the paracord to length until you have wrapped it up, so there is no wastage.

  • @alexmagana7006
    @alexmagana7006 26 днів тому +1

    Used this technique to wrap my Hardcore Hammer hatchet. Looks awesome. Thank you.

  • @forrestry
    @forrestry 9 років тому +16

    Good tutorial. Works great. Gotta ask. Why the hell you covering your face? Haha.

    • @tubesockets120v
      @tubesockets120v 3 роки тому +2

      You wouldn't ask ❓ this question in 2020.

  • @tigerpisces5506
    @tigerpisces5506 3 роки тому +1

    Get a Estwing Axe a full steel handle. It wan't break!

  • @MrNiceGuy-lz2ez
    @MrNiceGuy-lz2ez 2 роки тому +1

    Sorry if this has already been asked and answered but what is that sheath

  • @NickMorozov-l9g
    @NickMorozov-l9g 2 роки тому +1

    не умеешь-не берись!

  • @owenstefura2787
    @owenstefura2787 9 місяців тому +3

    Finally a ZERO bull Shit video, thank you.

  • @paulferreira9504
    @paulferreira9504 Рік тому +1

    Nice

  • @duncanoxburry612
    @duncanoxburry612 4 роки тому +1

    C'est le même principe que pour monter un hameçon sur un bas de ligne, technique que tous les pêcheurs connaissent bien !

  • @JamesMiller-sx3qc
    @JamesMiller-sx3qc 8 років тому +6

    Thanks again tac I got the gransfors bruks small forest axe in the mail today and I used this method

  • @lukepolichio9043
    @lukepolichio9043 3 роки тому +3

    Right on Tac. I just bought a my first tomahawk. You made that real simple for me. Thanks.

  • @elmbow
    @elmbow 10 днів тому

    Looks like a pretty loosely gooey wrap. How do you do a good tight wrap and still be able to pull tag end back up under wrap?🤔

  • @BladesRKing
    @BladesRKing 9 років тому +2

    This my friends is called a temporary whipping. Use smaller diameter line to whip the ends of rope, etc.

  • @allensaucier681
    @allensaucier681 5 років тому +3

    That was very informative, a little late for my splitting axe, but won’t make that mistake again thanks to you

  • @PanicAtTheBen
    @PanicAtTheBen 3 роки тому +1

    Good morning, @tac. Question: What did you mean when you said, 'when you do your annual servicing...treat the handle.'
    How do you 'treat the handle'?

  • @cbr600rrturbo
    @cbr600rrturbo  9 років тому +17

    aw yeah motha beep!

    • @ericsherman4844
      @ericsherman4844 9 років тому

      Hey my bro did you get my message about a week ago I was wondering if you would be interested in me sending you some of my big blades to test if you would like to I can give you a list on what I got I would love it for you to test out some of my blades I know how expensive it gets buying all your stuff to test. So if I could help out and send you some of
      MY blades I am all for it. If you are interested hit me back. Later bro

    • @cbr600rrturbo
      @cbr600rrturbo  9 років тому

      Eric Sherman ill PM you

    • @ericsherman4844
      @ericsherman4844 9 років тому

      Hell yeah I thought you were to busy to get to my message I would love to see you blast on some of my blades by the way how do you private message on here. If you can't tell I am a fan

    • @cbr600rrturbo
      @cbr600rrturbo  9 років тому

      go to your community & click messages I sent u one already :)

    • @ericsherman4844
      @ericsherman4844 9 років тому

      Who do I address the package to?

  • @petreehahaha3334
    @petreehahaha3334 4 роки тому +1

    Thank u very much and very helpful!!!!!

  • @jimmiehall1725
    @jimmiehall1725 4 роки тому +1

    This is actually intended for wrapping the ends of rope to keep them from unraveling

  • @thomasmark1808
    @thomasmark1808 9 років тому +1

    good stuff thanks for the tip... tac.............toe

  • @survivalmike
    @survivalmike 9 років тому +1

    Great job bro....i did this years ago with mine and it never fails or let me down since then. you can watch it in my the axe is back video.
    Take care bro and as always thank you sir for this nice demonstration. Loved watching it.
    Cheers brother
    Mike

  • @karniskavva
    @karniskavva 3 роки тому +1

    Miss you and your vids tac...

  • @eugenevictortooms4174
    @eugenevictortooms4174 3 роки тому +1

    Thanks Tac, I found this really helpful mate 👍

  • @NATEaBERGERturtle1
    @NATEaBERGERturtle1 9 років тому +1

    Thanks for the tip brotha, I'm planning to do some mods to my riflemans hawk like that.

  • @dawsonschafer7133
    @dawsonschafer7133 9 років тому +1

    Very instructional video, I assume this would work for any tools such as a knife, machete or similar survival gear which is also useful.

  • @metalmulisha27
    @metalmulisha27 9 років тому +1

    Hey Tactical, love your vids dude!! I got a question, back on the Smith and Wesson Extract and Evasion tomahawk, you said the geometry was not allowing it to chop as good as it could've been. How would you recommend fixing that? Thanks dude!!
    Aww yeah!!

  • @BellatrixKeehl
    @BellatrixKeehl 4 роки тому

    Don't cover your mouth when talking, it makes it harder to understand.

  • @bushmillsrare
    @bushmillsrare 8 років тому

    tact cut a 3 inch piece of railroad car air hose (can be found around rr tracks or depots) and slide it up the handle till it touches the head. i had one on my splitting maul for 20 yrs , no broke handles.

  • @scottfergusson8411
    @scottfergusson8411 3 роки тому

    I stack 1inch or so pieces of ranger bands (overlaid) works great also.

  • @fireandsteel9790
    @fireandsteel9790 9 років тому

    Great tip brother :) The axe looks nicer aswell. Also this will prevent Freddy from trying to go nuts on it too. hehe
    Snake

  • @fredrickmann7623
    @fredrickmann7623 9 років тому

    Got my CRKT Woods Chogan yesterday, going to be puting wrap on er now.
    Take care Brother. Keep the vids coming

  • @fredrickmann7623
    @fredrickmann7623 9 років тому

    Thought id pass this channel on for tying different wraps and knots TyingItAllTogether some pretty good varieties here.

  • @matthewjeffres1289
    @matthewjeffres1289 7 років тому

    Just wrapped my Estwing Camp axe. It will make it more comfortable when I choke up on it! Thanks!

  • @robertlee8400
    @robertlee8400 5 років тому

    If you really want a nice looking row of loops on your paracord rap put the loop to the back of your ax or tomahawk it looks nicer .

  • @mikedifeo8344
    @mikedifeo8344 9 років тому

    Good stuff. Would rather see Miss Tactical do it instead of you, LOL..................She is a hell of lot better looking.

  • @deadinside6669
    @deadinside6669 7 років тому

    man thank you so much for making this video it helped me when you made the video. then today i was like F*** i forgot how to do it then i was like my man tac has that video and you helped again!

  • @stevesmith-ji6px
    @stevesmith-ji6px 9 років тому

    snow nealley make great axes and hatchets!! i've been faithful to them for over 20 years. more axe/hatchets reviews please!!

  • @carboncopy2853
    @carboncopy2853 6 років тому

    hmmmmm, looked for how to protech my axe and up pops my buddy tac.....thank you sir tac

  • @CentralOregonSurvival
    @CentralOregonSurvival 9 років тому

    Really like that axe, I am going to have to look that one up...

  • @jgarcia9011
    @jgarcia9011 4 роки тому

    Did this but hated the feel when choking up. Removed the para cord, ended up putting a double layer of bicycle tubing on. Took major effort but works perfectly.

  • @EDKG
    @EDKG 9 років тому

    Awesome tutorial from the Tactical man. Aww yeah

  • @MrSIXGUNZ
    @MrSIXGUNZ 8 років тому

    great stuff as always !! after years of chemo the ole hands aint so good. this will help me to be able to hold and swing away !! :-)

  • @dirimdaram3310
    @dirimdaram3310 5 років тому

    What is the ideal thickness for paracord? Tnxxx

  • @Average_bland
    @Average_bland 9 років тому

    I really want to get a Ontario blackbird but they're kind of pricey what do you think about it?

  • @chelseafeth
    @chelseafeth 9 років тому

    Cheers tac mate never seen that before I think I will do the same. Feth

  • @wormypotato
    @wormypotato 9 років тому

    sooo your a bush craft guy....... cool

  • @ike780
    @ike780 7 років тому

    thanks for the tip. i had one of these wraps on a knife for years and took it off to treat the handle. realised i forgot how to do it so your vid was a good brush up. i added a ranger band on the bottom of the wrap to keep it snug in place.

  • @Crowbar6006
    @Crowbar6006 9 років тому

    A simple yet effective paracord wrap that serves multiple purposes.

  • @Cands528
    @Cands528 9 років тому

    Cool beans, where is Ms. Tactical? She hasn't been around lately.

  • @JoeThompson12345
    @JoeThompson12345 6 років тому

    Super helpful!

  • @rustymoore5867
    @rustymoore5867 9 років тому

    Way cool little brother.
    Later

  • @kevinbeasley7459
    @kevinbeasley7459 6 років тому

    thanks for the video

  • @yoadrian3814
    @yoadrian3814 9 років тому

    That's a good idea! Great video tac!

  • @teyacapan
    @teyacapan 9 років тому

    great job will be doing that tomorrow!

  • @dseednorwayn47
    @dseednorwayn47 9 років тому

    good video, done the same on my travel axe :)

  • @paulie4x1
    @paulie4x1 8 років тому

    Kewl Beanz, Thanx

  • @buckhornoutdoors4696
    @buckhornoutdoors4696 9 років тому

    Aww yea , this was helpful man .

  • @nonaubiz8939
    @nonaubiz8939 6 років тому

    Good idea

  • @slimtheowl
    @slimtheowl 6 років тому

    Best video

  • @kbywater1010
    @kbywater1010 9 років тому

    Y don't u show your face

    • @kendric476
      @kendric476 9 років тому

      You must be new around here.

  • @danofiremano
    @danofiremano 9 років тому +2

    I did this about two years ago when I bought Mrs. Firemano & myself those SOG Fast Hawks, then I used the tube from a racing bike to go over that for extra protection. Thanks for the video Bro!

  • @xXxFanning
    @xXxFanning 9 років тому

    what forest you in ?

  • @401als
    @401als 9 років тому

    Nice

  • @sillylittlelumberjack9904
    @sillylittlelumberjack9904 9 років тому

    Cool vid man

  • @SolyWar
    @SolyWar 9 років тому +1

    Hey Tac,
    nice down and dirty tutorial! I personally take an inner strand of the 550 which I always save, and use those to pull through. Just leave it long, wrap it around a knife handle or something and pull. Also I like the strider knot/ cobra stitch wrap, coz when it opens it does not come all undone coz of friction. Also you can bulk up an area that way if you wanted, like a more hand filling wrap or one that offers more protection. All a matter of taste and preference, like so much stuff. Your way will work just fine andlike your lanyard vid it will help out someone.
    Greetings to you and Ms Tac and Bush!
    Soly

  • @sallos7557
    @sallos7557 9 років тому

    Helpful vid

  • @dahartman88
    @dahartman88 9 років тому

    ★★★★★

  • @tubesockets120v
    @tubesockets120v 3 роки тому +1

    I was looking 👀 for a single wrap design that was low profile so as not to make my axe handle too bulky and this was perfect.

  • @dionst.michael768
    @dionst.michael768 9 років тому

    Aww shit man, thanks!! Great idea and it looks gnarly too!! Peace!

  • @Foges584584
    @Foges584584 9 років тому

    Hmm, I never thought of doing this. Thanks for showing it!

  • @saggot420son
    @saggot420son 6 років тому

    Thanks tac, you the man