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Its crazy how people will pay for stuff like this when you can learn to stitch, sew, knot, etc fairly easily by learning on youtube and you can source literally all the materials from to make like 50 of these things from Aliexpress for like 9 bucks lol. When anything breaks around the house I get excited because its an opportunity to learn to fix something better than it was before.
It's definitely one of those situations where people just lack the know how and/or are just willing to pay for the convenience to have it shipped right to their door. But I'm with you on that, I also prefer to be able to fix things myself unless it's something way out of my league!
Definitely. Having the internet at your fingertips means anything can be looked up (even easier with ChatGPT). I pretty much make anything I need from stuff in the recycling bin, some gaffer tape, paracord and if it needs to be fancy I invested in a 3D printer which has been absolutely phenomenal. Combine with a phone app called Polycam and if a broken part needs replacing then I roughly glue it back together, use Polycam to make an STL file and then (after checking and fine tuning any measurements) print off a new part. I got really into CAD purely so I can design something I need and then print it off. Paying for convenience is legitimate though (I pay for pre-grated cheese because I hate skinning my knuckles and cleaning the grater afterwards annoys the crap out of me because it takes ages) but a bit of paracord, two toggles and a carabiner for £22ish is bonkers.
I have noticed a lot of things on kickstarter like that, things that would be so easy for anyone to make its almost pointless to do a kickstarter for it, so far the only two things i have gotten on kickstarter was way back when i saw peak designs capture camera clip, i still use it all the time, and one of my favorite artists did an art book lol.
I've supported a few kickstarters myself too, but similar to you, they were for things I could definitely not make myself. One was a titanium carabiner and the other was a titanium pen haha
This kind of kickstarters are apparently really good way to earn by targeting people who have more money than brain. Seen some ridiculous things such as machined screwbits from titanium. Sure, you probably can't make them yourself and they last a bit longer than traditional tool metal and whatnot, but nothing really can justify the ridiculous price for such things. I would even argue that kind of things are straight up scams, praying on peoples' inability to distinguish between their needs and wants.
A cow hitch becomes a girth hitch when the ends are secured. Also, scaffolding knots are double fisherman's knot. All of these used in climbing :) Thanks for the video.
Thanks for the idea. Built 4 of these lanyards with stuff already owning and ordered the cord locks for a few bucks. Amazing gift imo. Another use is a emergency belt. My version is capable of this function. ☮️
Glad you did and I've been aiming for that look/feel to the video during the tutorial section so I'm glad you picked up on that! Thanks for checking it out and commenting!
In 15 minutes I made a pair of carry handles for three 2 liter bottles with eight zip ties and a pair of old bootlaces. Six zip ties were used to form adjustable loops to go over the rims of 2 liter bottle necks, with some double overhand knots to form stops at the zip ties. the two remaining zip ties formed the hand grip loops. This is just like the leather thong gadgets that have been sold for decades to carry game birds and other small animals taken in the field, except it only cost pennies to make. I expect zip ties could replace the slides on your design for even more savings. The also have a trimmer look than the spring sliders, IMO.
Ohhh... cord locks for pace counting! I've always used single strand diamond knots to make ranger beads as a pace counter. Cord locks would make an even easier version for sure. Great suggestion Roy!
I used to wear a necklace much the same... But I used a Loop Alien at the end with the paracord through the higher hole leaving the big hole and small hole to hang stuff. That was years ago.
How would you attach a phone? In the kickstarter it looks like they attach it to the USB-C on the phone and earbuds. Maybe it's just one of those extra purchases of the sticky back ribbon attachment through the phone case?! Any ideas?
I guess it's not an "unreasonable" price if you know nothing about paracord or you have no interest in making something like that for yourself. But for us, it's 100% ridiculous hahaha
@@TheWeaversofEternity exactly! I've been doing more and more of your projects now than I've switched to graveyard shift. It really helps pass the time. I just need to get better cord lol
Thank you so much Tim!!! You’re a genius!!😂💯👍🏿 loving your creativity on the use!!! Very multi usability!!! I have a Grayl filter system that I take with me when I’m in the woods with my dogs. Definitely going to make one for myself!! Nicely done brother!!! Loving your channel and work. Strength and honor my brother be well!!👍🏿👍🏿💯💯❤️❤️ from Washington state 🇺🇸
Hey Hector! Thanks so much for the amazing support as always, and you're too kind haha, I'm far from a genius lol! Hope one of these lanyards serves you well though brother! All the best!
haha, i was just thinking of doing the same, although I wanted to to use upgraded materials (like TITAN Survivorcord, better hardware etc) to actually make it "worth" the $30... [though unfortunately Titanium "dogs noses" don't seem to exist]
Aw, it'd be really cool to have some titanium dog noses. They might be kinda expensive to produce for such a minor piece of hardware though so perhaps that's why they don't exist.
@@TheWeaversofEternity actually since then I have found at least 2 cord stoppers made from titanium, though they are very expensive for such hardware... One looks perfect and is a double, but only available anodized blue and seems like a limited run so not sure about availability, and another is a cool stonewash, but single strand, so not great for this project...
Thanks for showing 😁👍 - i'm not in the paracord game, but even i have the hardware here to make one (or more) if these. And people pay 30 bucks for it? Wow. Maybe i should start a kickstarter, too 😁😁
So I just lost a REALLY good pair of over the ear headphones while on a work trip because I took them out of my bag to do something and forgot them on the chair. I've done this once before as well, so I thought "What if I just make a tether that I MUST put on if I'm going to take these out of the bag so even if I Forget them, they drag along until I notice my mistake?" So this is going to be my first paracord project, and I feel like this video gives me some good ideas on where to start. I'm going to make something that I can loop around the ear with a cow hitch so it's easy to take off when I don't need it, and then I may make a nice paracord bracelet on the other end, unless I can come up with a better way to attach it to myself. Also, I need to go find some of those cord locks because those look useful! Any suggestions / tips would be greatly appreciated!
Hey there, we only have the black one on the site right now, the raw metal one I used is actually titanium and it came from obermetalworks, but it wasn't cheap of course. I'll see what I can do with getting something similar and perhaps more affordable into our inventory
This might be going out on a limb, but maybe this channel and community could help. I made a set of paracord suspenders for my brother (he’s always moving and tends to wear out stuff very quickly) and they’ve held up for the years he’s been wearing them. He’s gotten a few people asking if they could buy a set, but there’s the problem. I couldn’t figure out how to make them size adjustable so it was a custom fit and one size fits all isn’t the vibe with suspenders. Any ideas how I could incorporate something to adjust the length?
The first thing that came to mind was somehow incorporating the Mad Max cincher that's on the Mad Max style paracord bracelets, which could potentially allow for adjustable paracord suspenders, but that would depend on how you're making them. If you're using solomon knots I think it would be a good solution.
I doubt you did much to hurt the inventor's revenue. In this day and time where people who are broke pay Door dash for fast food to be delivered because they are too lazy to get out of the house. I think they are safe. The complexity of tying knots is far above that of a game controller or the door dash app on their phone!!! The barrier is to high to overcome.
LOVE you're channel.. Sub'd Fearly cool.. but it sounds like most of the applications needed here will already have permanent hanger's. The coat idea is ok. I guess I can see having a few in my pack for survival emergencies like I lost my my gear and need to start making repayments. But most likely I'll just need the cord and hardware and not a universal hanger. I bought a survival bracelet one time and fell in love. I want to make a belt and amulet/neckless. And maybe a cross harness and/or satchel hanger. These might bee good for many on my cross harness. The belt bukel will be a mini knife. I just haven't found the right one yet. Any suggestions ?
The amount of paracord i can get for that $30 tho... Also amazing flashlight, i've got the same for years ( with paracord attached to it from your tutorials ofc) and it's never failed me :D
I really love those knots. Thanks for that. I’m knot so sure about the uses. lol see what I did there. The adjustable lanyard is the only thing I might use it for.
Honestly, there are so many things made of paracord that really just feel like ripoffs, i know theres the convenience of not having to make it yourself but 30min production time + $8 in supplies does not equal anything more than maybe $20
This is true, but at the same time we live in the age of instant gratification so I'm not surprised that there are a lot of people that were willing to pay for something like this. But at least we don't have to lol
You've said it's cheaper but not actually listed your costs. Problem is even then if you did you've not included labour costs, marketing costs or need for profit - it's really not a fair comparison of the two. It's a great tutorial on how to make one which seems to be your actual goal here, but it's not fair to say the cost is too high on the Kickstarter product when you're not comparing it to the same criteria.
The things that people will actually pay $30 for... This is why I'm not rich. I'm too honest to think about taking advantage of people's stupidity by putting out something as simple as this product/project at a drastically inflated price.
It's definitely one of those things someone would pay for simply because they don't have the know how or have the willingness to learn to make. That being said though, you can still become a rich person while staying honest 🙂
I'm always getting a good laugh out of stupidly simple but highly marketed and overpriced products like these. It's especially funny how it seemingly took them almost 3 years to come up with the idea of putting a carabiner and a cord lock on a piece of paracord. Like... wow. Just wow. But just goes to show that there's literally a market for anything.
The round carabiner version that's closer to the Kickstarter version is only about 60 cents each, so that version is much closer to the $3 mark. But either way it's still way under the $30 they're asking for on Kickstarter.
Yeah, it's definitely changed a lot over the past few years. There are still some gems out there, but you usually have to find them via Instagram or elsewhere instead of just directly browsing Kickstarter
Don't be sloppy with the names, causing confusion: TWO wraps around a line and feeding the end through the wraps is a double fishermen's knot, the scaffold knot is done with THREE wraps! I use the double fishermen's knot a lot with paracord loops of different sizes - if you pull the two knots apart, you can tie in water bottles, shoes, jackets, sweaters or tools, everything with a reduction between two bulkier sides and hang it on you belt, pack or throw it over your shoulder. Useful knot to connect two pieces of cord or rope too. Don't mind the Kickstarter Project, as many others, it's heavily overprized.
Thank you so much for sharing this!! Honestly your channel was in my head when I first saw that KS, the idea was functional and practical. But when I saw the price I was like surprised and so glad you echoed the same!! 🫡
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I like utility projects much more than just fashion/decorative stuff
I'll be sure to come up with more practical stuff!
Me TOO! I love making practical stuff… I use Cobra knot a lot .
Its crazy how people will pay for stuff like this when you can learn to stitch, sew, knot, etc fairly easily by learning on youtube and you can source literally all the materials from to make like 50 of these things from Aliexpress for like 9 bucks lol.
When anything breaks around the house I get excited because its an opportunity to learn to fix something better than it was before.
or even make one from a round shoe lace if you don't have paracord ready lol
It's definitely one of those situations where people just lack the know how and/or are just willing to pay for the convenience to have it shipped right to their door. But I'm with you on that, I also prefer to be able to fix things myself unless it's something way out of my league!
Definitely. Having the internet at your fingertips means anything can be looked up (even easier with ChatGPT). I pretty much make anything I need from stuff in the recycling bin, some gaffer tape, paracord and if it needs to be fancy I invested in a 3D printer which has been absolutely phenomenal. Combine with a phone app called Polycam and if a broken part needs replacing then I roughly glue it back together, use Polycam to make an STL file and then (after checking and fine tuning any measurements) print off a new part. I got really into CAD purely so I can design something I need and then print it off.
Paying for convenience is legitimate though (I pay for pre-grated cheese because I hate skinning my knuckles and cleaning the grater afterwards annoys the crap out of me because it takes ages) but a bit of paracord, two toggles and a carabiner for £22ish is bonkers.
People are being trained to be more sheep than people.
People don’t like to learn they like to be spoon fed
I have noticed a lot of things on kickstarter like that, things that would be so easy for anyone to make its almost pointless to do a kickstarter for it, so far the only two things i have gotten on kickstarter was way back when i saw peak designs capture camera clip, i still use it all the time, and one of my favorite artists did an art book lol.
I've supported a few kickstarters myself too, but similar to you, they were for things I could definitely not make myself. One was a titanium carabiner and the other was a titanium pen haha
This kind of kickstarters are apparently really good way to earn by targeting people who have more money than brain. Seen some ridiculous things such as machined screwbits from titanium. Sure, you probably can't make them yourself and they last a bit longer than traditional tool metal and whatnot, but nothing really can justify the ridiculous price for such things.
I would even argue that kind of things are straight up scams, praying on peoples' inability to distinguish between their needs and wants.
@@anteshell titanium bits will also quickly wear down your cheap metal screws that come in most things these days as well
A cow hitch becomes a girth hitch when the ends are secured. Also, scaffolding knots are double fisherman's knot. All of these used in climbing :) Thanks for the video.
Ohh, did knot realize that! Thanks for pointing that out. You're welcome and I appreciate you watching and commenting!
@@TheWeaversofEternity knot bad at all 😜
Thanks for the idea. Built 4 of these lanyards with stuff already owning and ordered the cord locks for a few bucks. Amazing gift imo. Another use is a emergency belt. My version is capable of this function. ☮️
Really enjoyed this video man, felt like I was next you learning how to do it. Well done!
Glad you did and I've been aiming for that look/feel to the video during the tutorial section so I'm glad you picked up on that! Thanks for checking it out and commenting!
I call that a piece of cord. It lives in the left hand pocket. Way more useful than a "product".
Thanks. It helped me to carry 4 ski poles today.
Great video as always!
Where did you get your marlin spike? I’m digging the design of your spike
What is that spike that you're using? Where can I get one?
I literally made this myself the other day! It cost me the same amount for all of the supplies but now I can make 4-5 of them!
Awesome!
Definitely gonna get my Scouts to make these ⚜️👍🏻⚜️👍🏻⚜️
In 15 minutes I made a pair of carry handles for three 2 liter bottles with eight zip ties and a pair of old bootlaces. Six zip ties were used to form adjustable loops to go over the rims of 2 liter bottle necks, with some double overhand knots to form stops at the zip ties. the two remaining zip ties formed the hand grip loops. This is just like the leather thong gadgets that have been sold for decades to carry game birds and other small animals taken in the field, except it only cost pennies to make. I expect zip ties could replace the slides on your design for even more savings. The also have a trimmer look than the spring sliders, IMO.
This is cool! I will definetly make this.
Have fun with it!
Ok if you add a few more cord locks you can use it as a pace counter for land navigation giving it five uses. Good video. God bless.
Ohhh... cord locks for pace counting! I've always used single strand diamond knots to make ranger beads as a pace counter. Cord locks would make an even easier version for sure. Great suggestion Roy!
I wonder how many bushcrafters were already creating these for their own use, and never thought to sell them to people who are to lazy to DIY?
Probably a lot haha
Damn, I'm been making neck lanyards for years without thinking there could be market for them :D
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I used to wear a necklace much the same... But I used a Loop Alien at the end with the paracord through the higher hole leaving the big hole and small hole to hang stuff.
That was years ago.
Simms nailed it regarding materials.
Cool video. What sling bag are you using?
How would you attach a phone? In the kickstarter it looks like they attach it to the USB-C on the phone and earbuds. Maybe it's just one of those extra purchases of the sticky back ribbon attachment through the phone case?! Any ideas?
What about a loop of paracord with a carbine on it? Isn’t it enough for most of this ‘functions’?
I saw it on Kickstarter and found the pricing ridiculous too.
I guess it's not an "unreasonable" price if you know nothing about paracord or you have no interest in making something like that for yourself. But for us, it's 100% ridiculous hahaha
Just finished mine! Looking forward to having free hands.
This is super simple and cool. I'm definitely going to make some of these for friends and family
Thanks and yeah they would make for great gifts or even stocking stuffers this upcoming Christmas!
@@TheWeaversofEternity exactly! I've been doing more and more of your projects now than I've switched to graveyard shift. It really helps pass the time. I just need to get better cord lol
Thank you so much Tim!!! You’re a genius!!😂💯👍🏿 loving your creativity on the use!!! Very multi usability!!! I have a Grayl filter system that I take with me when I’m in the woods with my dogs. Definitely going to make one for myself!! Nicely done brother!!! Loving your channel and work. Strength and honor my brother be well!!👍🏿👍🏿💯💯❤️❤️ from Washington state 🇺🇸
Hey Hector! Thanks so much for the amazing support as always, and you're too kind haha, I'm far from a genius lol! Hope one of these lanyards serves you well though brother! All the best!
Can confirm, easy to make. Took longer to find the scattered bits than it did to make a simple version.
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What kind of “spike” were you using to thread the paracord? Where can you find one of those?
haha, i was just thinking of doing the same, although I wanted to to use upgraded materials (like TITAN Survivorcord, better hardware etc) to actually make it "worth" the $30... [though unfortunately Titanium "dogs noses" don't seem to exist]
Aw, it'd be really cool to have some titanium dog noses. They might be kinda expensive to produce for such a minor piece of hardware though so perhaps that's why they don't exist.
@@TheWeaversofEternity actually since then I have found at least 2 cord stoppers made from titanium, though they are very expensive for such hardware...
One looks perfect and is a double, but only available anodized blue and seems like a limited run so not sure about availability, and another is a cool stonewash, but single strand, so not great for this project...
I almost backed that Kickstarter. Thanks for the tutorial!
What is the sling bag you’re wearing? It looks pretty neat!
Hey there, that's the Aer City Sling 2. It's my current go to everyday carry sling and I love it haha
Keep up the awesome work
Thanks for showing 😁👍 - i'm not in the paracord game, but even i have the hardware here to make one (or more) if these. And people pay 30 bucks for it? Wow. Maybe i should start a kickstarter, too 😁😁
haha, you COULD start a kickstarter for something like this, but you might regret it when you have to make a thousand of them loool
@@TheWeaversofEternity you're probably right 😂👍
First time on your channel. Subbed and commented.
Cool video.
Awesome channel brother.
What's the brand and model of that sling bag? 😁
Haha, that's the AER City Sling 2!
So I just lost a REALLY good pair of over the ear headphones while on a work trip because I took them out of my bag to do something and forgot them on the chair. I've done this once before as well, so I thought "What if I just make a tether that I MUST put on if I'm going to take these out of the bag so even if I Forget them, they drag along until I notice my mistake?" So this is going to be my first paracord project, and I feel like this video gives me some good ideas on where to start. I'm going to make something that I can loop around the ear with a cow hitch so it's easy to take off when I don't need it, and then I may make a nice paracord bracelet on the other end, unless I can come up with a better way to attach it to myself. Also, I need to go find some of those cord locks because those look useful!
Any suggestions / tips would be greatly appreciated!
Cool! I have my christmas gift plans!!!
What is the name of the Typing Tutor you are using earlier in the video please?
Hey there! That typing program can be found at monkeytype.com/ Have fun!
Cool content. So cool I subbed
Very well instructions
Nothing beats the pizza sold on eBay
Haha, there was also the Among Us chicken nugget on eBay as well lol
Could it be used as a tourniquet?
NO. Too thin and would actually cut the tissue and muscle.
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Do you sell the raw metal spike? I only saw the black one.
Hey there, we only have the black one on the site right now, the raw metal one I used is actually titanium and it came from obermetalworks, but it wasn't cheap of course. I'll see what I can do with getting something similar and perhaps more affordable into our inventory
@@TheWeaversofEternity steel, copper, brass, aluminum, any of those I'd snach up.
Thank you for posting
You're welcome!
This might be going out on a limb, but maybe this channel and community could help.
I made a set of paracord suspenders for my brother (he’s always moving and tends to wear out stuff very quickly) and they’ve held up for the years he’s been wearing them. He’s gotten a few people asking if they could buy a set, but there’s the problem. I couldn’t figure out how to make them size adjustable so it was a custom fit and one size fits all isn’t the vibe with suspenders. Any ideas how I could incorporate something to adjust the length?
The first thing that came to mind was somehow incorporating the Mad Max cincher that's on the Mad Max style paracord bracelets, which could potentially allow for adjustable paracord suspenders, but that would depend on how you're making them. If you're using solomon knots I think it would be a good solution.
am i crazy…Idont see any idea for 2dog noses instead of 1??
Very cool!
Good stuff there, thanks.
Thanks!
Thanks for the video
You're welcome, thanks for watching it!
I doubt you did much to hurt the inventor's revenue. In this day and time where people who are broke pay Door dash for fast food to be delivered because they are too lazy to get out of the house. I think they are safe. The complexity of tying knots is far above that of a game controller or the door dash app on their phone!!! The barrier is to high to overcome.
This is very true and a great point! People will often just pay for the convenience, but in this case for us paracord people, we don't need to! haha
How did they get $30 a pop for that?..
Good marketing and people don't really know better
LOVE you're channel.. Sub'd
Fearly cool.. but it sounds like most of the applications needed here will already have permanent hanger's. The coat idea is ok. I guess I can see having a few in my pack for survival emergencies like I lost my my gear and need to start making repayments. But most likely I'll just need the cord and hardware and not a universal hanger.
I bought a survival bracelet one time and fell in love. I want to make a belt and amulet/neckless. And maybe a cross harness and/or satchel hanger. These might bee good for many on my cross harness.
The belt bukel will be a mini knife. I just haven't found the right one yet. Any suggestions ?
$30 is robbery.
yeahhh... it's a bit much
The amount of paracord i can get for that $30 tho...
Also amazing flashlight, i've got the same for years ( with paracord attached to it from your tutorials ofc) and it's never failed me :D
Yep, you can make a lot for $30 lol. I love that Olight too! But I have so many now haha
what was that typing game at the start?
That's just a typing test website, you can check it out at monkeytype.com/
@@TheWeaversofEternity thx it looked fun
Nice keyboard
Thanks! ⌨🤓
Thanks
You're welcome!
I really love those knots.
Thanks for that.
I’m knot so sure about the uses.
lol see what I did there.
The adjustable lanyard is the only thing I might use it for.
That's a strong dad-joke there. Congratulations! 🙂
Ha ha ..... Saw that as well, and made my own too, with other types of clips...
Honestly, there are so many things made of paracord that really just feel like ripoffs, i know theres the convenience of not having to make it yourself but 30min production time + $8 in supplies does not equal anything more than maybe $20
This is true, but at the same time we live in the age of instant gratification so I'm not surprised that there are a lot of people that were willing to pay for something like this. But at least we don't have to lol
@@TheWeaversofEternity luckily, we got you to help us, genuinely enjoy the videos and find them useful
Dog nose’s can be replaced by diamond knots
This is true! Single strand diamond knot/celtic button knot would work almost as well as a cord lock as long as you tie it tightly
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Me too !!!
I hàve been making those for years for kids I guess I missed out on money
You've said it's cheaper but not actually listed your costs. Problem is even then if you did you've not included labour costs, marketing costs or need for profit - it's really not a fair comparison of the two. It's a great tutorial on how to make one which seems to be your actual goal here, but it's not fair to say the cost is too high on the Kickstarter product when you're not comparing it to the same criteria.
The things that people will actually pay $30 for...
This is why I'm not rich. I'm too honest to think about taking advantage of people's stupidity by putting out something as simple as this product/project at a drastically inflated price.
It's definitely one of those things someone would pay for simply because they don't have the know how or have the willingness to learn to make. That being said though, you can still become a rich person while staying honest 🙂
I don't think any of those functions would be useful to me. 😅
good
thanks! 🙏
cool
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I'm always getting a good laugh out of stupidly simple but highly marketed and overpriced products like these. It's especially funny how it seemingly took them almost 3 years to come up with the idea of putting a carabiner and a cord lock on a piece of paracord. Like... wow. Just wow. But just goes to show that there's literally a market for anything.
And delivery in February 2025!!! 😩Well, you know what they say, you don't sell the steak, you sell the sizzle!
Hang gym shoes off your bag with it
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Oh, come on. Just the S-Biner is over $3....
The round carabiner version that's closer to the Kickstarter version is only about 60 cents each, so that version is much closer to the $3 mark. But either way it's still way under the $30 they're asking for on Kickstarter.
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how can this be a Kickstarter thing? its cord and knots...like wtf
If making sure the market stays competitive is considered "punching down" you support the wrong kind of capitalism
Kickstarter used to be amazing. I’d spend hours every week looking at the new stuff.
Now it’s just fidget toys and useless overpriced rubbish.
Yeah, it's definitely changed a lot over the past few years. There are still some gems out there, but you usually have to find them via Instagram or elsewhere instead of just directly browsing Kickstarter
@@TheWeaversofEternity truuue
Don't be sloppy with the names, causing confusion: TWO wraps around a line and feeding the end through the wraps is a double fishermen's knot, the scaffold knot is done with THREE wraps! I use the double fishermen's knot a lot with paracord loops of different sizes - if you pull the two knots apart, you can tie in water bottles, shoes, jackets, sweaters or tools, everything with a reduction between two bulkier sides and hang it on you belt, pack or throw it over your shoulder. Useful knot to connect two pieces of cord or rope too.
Don't mind the Kickstarter Project, as many others, it's heavily overprized.
My bad! I'll be sure to be more cognizant of the proper names in the future, thanks for pointing that out!
I AM FINALLY ONE OF THE FIRST
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I'm going to log into my other accounts and come back to like this comment lol
@@TheWeaversofEternity imagine a guy that has 100 accounts and found this comment😭😂
The kickstarter is "CARRYUP: 4-in-1 Wearable Utility Lanyard for Hands-Free"
The sound track that would fit perfectly for this...
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Totally insane!!
Thank you so much for sharing this!! Honestly your channel was in my head when I first saw that KS, the idea was functional and practical. But when I saw the price I was like surprised and so glad you echoed the same!! 🫡
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