Easy DIY Paracord Dispenser

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  • How to make a pocket-size DIY paracord dispenser. This simple paracord related project will help make accessing your 550 paracord quick & easy, keep it protected & tangle-free, and holds over 30 feet of cordage... all in a very compact container. Perfect for those times when you need fast, no-hassle access; such as an emergency or survival situation, everyday uses, or just for some fun and easy paracord projects.
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  • @IntenseAngler
    @IntenseAngler  8 років тому +14

    Thanks for taking the time to watch & comment my friends... it's very much appreciated! -John
    P.S. Give the thumbs up button on the video a click for ol' Kado... it makes him smile ;)

    • @rumidude
      @rumidude 8 років тому +2

      +IntenseAngler Crazy dog ...

    • @IntenseAngler
      @IntenseAngler  8 років тому +2

      +rumidude Especially with his "gimme five" at the end there, lol. Gotta love him though... :)

  • @mobiltec
    @mobiltec 8 років тому +1

    Good to see Kato again.

  • @benschildgen4994
    @benschildgen4994 7 років тому +1

    I really like the way you get to the point and your videos are short and sweet when they need to be.

  • @Fossn8
    @Fossn8 8 років тому +2

    I wish I could like this twice! :)

  • @BigMountianBob
    @BigMountianBob 8 років тому

    This looks like something that would go great attached to your pack via a carabiner. What a great idea!

  • @Barracuda6USA
    @Barracuda6USA 8 років тому +3

    2 quick things: 1) the lower you mount the bolt, the more cord you can fit; 2) for faster winding, clamp the threaded end of the bolt in your drill chuck and give it a spin. Winds cordage stupid fast.
    Great video tip, keep up the good work!!

  • @gammaray6465
    @gammaray6465 8 років тому

    I never thought a paracord vid could make me tear up. Kado reminds me of a border collie mix that I used to have.

  • @benediktkohler28
    @benediktkohler28 8 років тому +1

    Great Idea! I love your videos, you always talk so relaxed that it reduces my stress right away :) Greetings from Germany!

  • @dasbunker55046
    @dasbunker55046 8 років тому +2

    The more people I meet, the better I love my Dogs.
    Great Idea. Thanks.

  • @billb.6773
    @billb.6773 8 років тому

    Thanks for the posting. I'll make several of the paracord dispensers this weekend

  • @evan9239
    @evan9239 8 років тому +1

    God, I love your channel. Can't thank you enough for your awesome tips and videos. I greatly appreciate it, please know that!

  • @thetightwadoutdoorsm
    @thetightwadoutdoorsm 8 років тому

    Another great , simple idea. Thanks, and scratch behind Kado's ears for me.

  • @colonelchimp
    @colonelchimp 8 років тому

    yet another brilliantly simple yet effective and best of all free gadget tip, thanks for sharing them John, and good to see you getting back on here more regularly, you were missed when you were absent my friend, cheers, Dave

  • @loonytik25
    @loonytik25 8 років тому

    Had one of these containers the other day and thought, I should be able to use this for something. Leave it up to John to figure it out. Thanks!

  • @bongmanalo8338
    @bongmanalo8338 8 років тому

    Kato is such a charming smart dog

    • @IntenseAngler
      @IntenseAngler  8 років тому

      +bongmanalo8338 He's definitely a keeper :)

  • @stevekushman3030
    @stevekushman3030 8 років тому

    Excellent. Nice neat little storage pack.

  • @RandomButtonPusher
    @RandomButtonPusher 8 років тому

    Nifty. I expect you'll see a variety of tinkering with the bolt set-up as folks try this out.

  • @jgp2672
    @jgp2672 8 років тому

    What a great idea. I will certainly make on of these!

  • @SuperSwitched
    @SuperSwitched 8 років тому

    Neat project John. OTOH learning the figure eight method is simple, easy, and one can carry more cord in a smaller package, much, much more...

  • @NickM1013
    @NickM1013 8 років тому

    Never seen this, what an awesome idea. Thanks for the tip!

  • @SurvivalOnPurpose
    @SurvivalOnPurpose 8 років тому +1

    Another very cool how to video John. I have learned so much from you. Thanks for taking time to share your knowledge.

  • @RIDDLE0MASTER
    @RIDDLE0MASTER 8 років тому

    Great tip as always John.

  • @kan-zee
    @kan-zee 8 років тому

    Your videos are always enjoyable, educational and Creative...thanks John..cheers ;-)

  • @WestCoastRoller
    @WestCoastRoller 8 років тому +1

    Brilliant yet simple idea! Going to pick up supplies now! Thanks!

  • @AgnoParxi
    @AgnoParxi 8 років тому

    Pretty cool! Once I saw the tic tac type I told my wife to make sure she doesn't throw it away!! Very ingenuitive indeed. Love these kind of videos, especially being on a budget. Thank you!

  • @ridebks
    @ridebks 8 років тому

    Nice John...really good to see your channel up and at it again

  • @jamesstein5952
    @jamesstein5952 8 років тому

    Kool ...I enjoy all your DIY and trips

  • @Hammond-bi6vh
    @Hammond-bi6vh 8 років тому

    That is genius, man!

  • @rowdyroddy2895
    @rowdyroddy2895 8 років тому

    That is great idea! Thanks for posting this.

  • @guns4funcajanajustin
    @guns4funcajanajustin 8 років тому

    Nice DIY john thanks for the share!

  • @GoonieBushcraft
    @GoonieBushcraft 8 років тому

    Awesome idea!! : ) Thank you very much for sharing buddy.
    All the best mate, Jay

  • @Featheredprop
    @Featheredprop 8 років тому

    That is just so awesome, John!

  • @Melmaster3
    @Melmaster3 8 років тому

    This is a great idea! Thank you for sharing it.

  • @diddybushcraftnoutdoors8072
    @diddybushcraftnoutdoors8072 8 років тому

    Great tip, One thing I thought of that might help is cut the head of bolt off with hack saw and put another wing nut on one side and super glue it. That would give extra leverage when winding cordage up, especially if fingers are cold or wearing gloves.

  • @ronniee.6112
    @ronniee.6112 8 років тому

    hope you do more videos I miss watching them

  • @johnnystribling1603
    @johnnystribling1603 8 років тому

    Perfecr will add more space in my bag, thank you. God bless.

  • @wycole70
    @wycole70 8 років тому

    Very cool, really love the DIY projects.

  • @SuperFourwinns
    @SuperFourwinns 8 років тому +1

    Great idea. Great video as always............

    • @IntenseAngler
      @IntenseAngler  8 років тому

      +Grant Jones Thanks Grant... much appreciated my friend.

  • @kramrentip7528
    @kramrentip7528 8 років тому

    Fantastic tip. Thank you!

  • @brianpatterson5513
    @brianpatterson5513 8 років тому

    so awesome I have tons of 20-30 foot sections In multiple colors all tangled up.

  • @shcmoly
    @shcmoly 8 років тому

    Neat trick, thanks John.

  • @Woodenarrows
    @Woodenarrows 8 років тому

    Cool idea John. A thumbscrew bolt would make winding or re-winding easy but the unit may not be as packable.

  • @CreationsByS
    @CreationsByS 8 років тому +1

    Great idea! Thanks!

  • @ilijamomiroski5888
    @ilijamomiroski5888 8 років тому

    Great video as always John,keep it up ;)

  • @jfgdiez
    @jfgdiez 4 роки тому

    Thank you very much, its very useful invent for bushcraft & survival, its a great idea, I will put it into practice

  • @Cartoontickling
    @Cartoontickling 7 років тому +2

    Just heard about you and am really impressed with your ideas - have learned many useful tips from you so far - want to say thank you and be careful out there

  • @titansurvival
    @titansurvival 8 років тому

    Another great project!

  • @ChaoticDetour
    @ChaoticDetour 8 років тому

    This is a great idea. Thanks for the idea

  • @bcbocraft
    @bcbocraft Місяць тому

    Looking into one of your videos to redo as u suggested.... I'll have to keep my eye out for a large Tic tac container as such!... This is incredible!

    • @IntenseAngler
      @IntenseAngler  Місяць тому +1

      Right on man! I forgot I even made this particular vid, lol. I figured you'd go with something fire related though, haha 🔥
      Either way... have fun with it buddy 👍
      Thanks for the kind words by the way bro!

  • @NeoWolfsOutdoorAdventures
    @NeoWolfsOutdoorAdventures 8 років тому

    That is a sweet idea! Thanks!

  • @copperhead573
    @copperhead573 8 років тому

    Great idea. Thanks to you both.

  • @PaleoHikerMD
    @PaleoHikerMD 8 років тому

    This is awesome, gonna make one soon!

  • @MrOldclunker
    @MrOldclunker 8 років тому

    Nice tip. Thanks for sharing.

  • @Sourdoughgirl
    @Sourdoughgirl 8 років тому

    Nice video though I've never seen Tic Tac that big a size. Love your dog!

  • @schmojo33
    @schmojo33 8 років тому +1

    That works but I've been using a system that's less expensive, lighter weight, easier, more efficient and packs to a proportionally smaller package. Just grab a ziplock bag, cram paracord in there without tangling it (it just needs to flow freely), but leave a little tail hanging out. Finally zip it up till only the tail of paracord is hanging out. Done. Now when you need paracord, just pull the tail to the desired length, cut, then burn the end to prevent fraying. Use different size bags for different amounts of paracord. Try it.

  • @KdawgCrazyOutdoors
    @KdawgCrazyOutdoors 8 років тому +1

    Awesome idea. Thanks John.

  • @NUWEST00520041
    @NUWEST00520041 8 років тому

    squirrel... @ 13 seconds. he he
    thanks for the video

  • @davidson_oldbull_sectionhiker
    @davidson_oldbull_sectionhiker 8 років тому

    Great project

  • @TopwolfOutdoors
    @TopwolfOutdoors 8 років тому

    nice tip and Kado is looking great..have a super week my friend.. TW

  • @TomsBackwoods
    @TomsBackwoods 8 років тому +1

    Awesome Idea John! Thanks for sharing!

    • @IntenseAngler
      @IntenseAngler  8 років тому

      +TomsBackwoods Thanks my Brother! Hope you had an awesome weekend man!

  • @jackwalsh1468
    @jackwalsh1468 8 років тому

    John, perhaps the addition of a 1/4 " flat washer may help retain the wingnut. Cheers, Mate.

  • @yard7450
    @yard7450 8 років тому

    Great idea.

  • @syed.muhammadali
    @syed.muhammadali 8 років тому

    thats so awesome, i'm definitely gonna try it. Thanks for sharing it with us :-)

  • @alfonsocasillas7290
    @alfonsocasillas7290 8 років тому

    Great idea I want to try it out

  • @PatrikHagenvald
    @PatrikHagenvald 8 років тому

    That was awesome...=) Thanks man for sharing..! And take care...

  • @billbutner1723
    @billbutner1723 8 років тому

    great idea

  • @dstevenpaisley
    @dstevenpaisley 8 років тому

    great job

  • @jennahawthorne930
    @jennahawthorne930 8 років тому +1

    awesome tip! thanks!

    • @IntenseAngler
      @IntenseAngler  8 років тому

      +Jenna Hawthorne My pleasure Jenna :) Thanks for taking the time to watch & comment... really appreciate that!
      All the best.... -John

  • @CampfireTalk
    @CampfireTalk 8 років тому

    tidy cord mgmt : )
    You the man!

  • @armysapper12b
    @armysapper12b 8 років тому

    nice, thanks for the video.

  • @daltonvickers7977
    @daltonvickers7977 8 років тому

    cool idea

  • @BushCraftN4U
    @BushCraftN4U 8 років тому

    they say you can't teach an old dog new tricks, but Kado is proof that's a myth. notice how he sits and looks at john then right on cue John picks up the stick and throws it, Kado is a good teacher.

  • @amrasurvival5580
    @amrasurvival5580 8 років тому

    cool idea thanks for sharing

  • @victorvasquez2788
    @victorvasquez2788 6 років тому

    Yes wow Awesome!!

  • @Tat2Dragons
    @Tat2Dragons 8 років тому

    Very cool, thanks for sharing. :)

  • @KowboyUSA
    @KowboyUSA 8 років тому

    Ingenious.

  • @survivorjohnny44
    @survivorjohnny44 8 років тому

    Great tip brother

  • @houseoffire72
    @houseoffire72 8 років тому

    Now thats using your.noggin John great job man!!!

    • @IntenseAngler
      @IntenseAngler  8 років тому +1

      +houseoffire72 Thanks bro! Hope your weekend was a great one buddy!

  • @nevardobejarano
    @nevardobejarano 8 років тому

    good idea.

  • @chetti53
    @chetti53 7 років тому +1

    That's a good idea.

  • @silverstryke8913
    @silverstryke8913 4 роки тому

    Great hack!

  • @benterwellen
    @benterwellen 8 років тому

    Great Idea................ty John

    • @IntenseAngler
      @IntenseAngler  8 років тому

      +ben terwellen My pleasure Ben. Thanks for watching, as well as for the compliment... means alot my friend.

  • @hikewithmike4673
    @hikewithmike4673 8 років тому

    flipping awesome!

  • @Yorkie263
    @Yorkie263 8 років тому

    That's a great idea, pity I cannot get the tic tac container here in the UK, but would work with something similar I am sure

  • @sophiebasta402
    @sophiebasta402 8 років тому

    ;-) crasy dog ? Non ! Lovely ! ;-) Thanks for vidéo (nice for me who don't understand english...)

  • @phyllismulkey3778
    @phyllismulkey3778 8 років тому

    good idea

  • @justintrimpey4180
    @justintrimpey4180 8 років тому

    well done

  • @CommonCentsOutdoorsman
    @CommonCentsOutdoorsman 8 років тому

    Bravo!

  • @Goddess1Princess
    @Goddess1Princess 8 років тому +1

    Awsome!!!

  • @eltenda
    @eltenda 8 років тому

    clever diy bro'

  • @janthony9984
    @janthony9984 8 років тому

    You could also duct tape a razor or other small cutting tool on the side. Good for a bug out bag. You have the tape already too

  • @KuntryRD
    @KuntryRD 8 років тому

    Nice tip! Me like.

    • @IntenseAngler
      @IntenseAngler  8 років тому

      +KuntryRD Thanks! Glad to hear you liked it :)

  • @sosteve9113
    @sosteve9113 8 років тому

    nice diy project,thinking out of the box,or in this case in the box ;-)
    greetz
    Steve

    • @IntenseAngler
      @IntenseAngler  8 років тому

      +so steve Thanks Steve. Good one by the way, lol ;-)

  • @Ayrton4everrr
    @Ayrton4everrr 8 років тому

    Genius, period. ;)

  • @t.w.milburn8264
    @t.w.milburn8264 8 років тому

    Dang That was a good'n John & Kado; Guess I now have a New use 4 them Tic-Tac rigs. Thanks 4 this tip Friends..........................................ATB " T ".................God Bless

  • @Thistripofmine
    @Thistripofmine 8 років тому

    Nice! I'm sometimes too lazy to store cordage properly and this will make that chore easier.
    Btw I had never seen the big Tic Tac boxes before but it looks like I can get them on Amazon.

    • @brianpowell9630
      @brianpowell9630 8 років тому

      Or just buy one at a gas station........

  • @timm1139
    @timm1139 8 років тому

    Makes me wonder what other containers would work with this idea...

  • @BlackScoutSurvival
    @BlackScoutSurvival 8 років тому +1

    Awesome tip!

    • @IntenseAngler
      @IntenseAngler  8 років тому +1

      +BlackScoutSurvival Thanks my Brother!

  • @msmissy831
    @msmissy831 8 років тому

    niiiice! mmmm tic tacs

  • @opichocal
    @opichocal 8 років тому

    I love crazy dogs. I've got 4 that are insanely crazy

    • @IntenseAngler
      @IntenseAngler  8 років тому

      +opichocal Sounds like you've got your hands full there my friend! Gotta love those crazy critters though, eh :)