Ok gonna tell you the same thing I told the TIAT guy…. That blue core can be pulled out the way the black cord is tied on to it… there isn’t anything preventing the blue cord from sliding out… you need to make a sling stone hitch with the blue cord over the black cord to prevent the blue cord from being pulled out… 🙃🙃🙃
Hi Holly, yes you are 100% correct. I'll pin your comment so everyone can see it and make an upgrade to this bracelet. Thank you my dear friend for your awesome and very useful comments. Have a great time, I hope you're well. Cheers!
@@AlphaOne982 I hope you understand I wasn’t trying to be an ass… I just was trying to help out… I made that bracelet like it is a long time ago and literally pulled the loop too far down before I realized it was gone, I had already cut the cord after making the Diamond knot at the bottom. I was NOT happy lol… so, yeah… a simple sling stone hitch over the black cord works perfectly :)
As a former CO and government official, It was frowned upon to wear or show the thin blue line flag. Alot of us had voiced our concern that it was only making doing our jobs and lives harder by it's mixed message of it being solely for respect and recognition for fallen officers when in reality what we all wanted is for everyone to respect us for what we do, and acknowledge that we all signed up to make our families and friends, and those who can not put on the badge safe. If people wanted to really honor fallen officers, then they would vote and vocalize their voices for the entire police department to pay everyone a fair wage with affordable health care and benefits as well as volunteer at the prisons and jails to ease the burden on all of us and make the streets safer. Wearing the bracelet is not the statement we want to send. We'd rather you acknowledge us by name and actually try to understand how to really honor the fallen. It's not by a thin blue line, it's about integrity and giving back to your community. For us, the thin blue line is a division that we disagree with because our family and friends are not police. No one honors them and that is not right because they suffer with us.
Before you tied the knot at the end, how long of the blue paracord did you leave before cutting off the black cord and tying the knot? I tried to eyeball the length of the blue and the bracelet came out to be fitted for a small child lol.
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Ok gonna tell you the same thing I told the TIAT guy…. That blue core can be pulled out the way the black cord is tied on to it… there isn’t anything preventing the blue cord from sliding out… you need to make a sling stone hitch with the blue cord over the black cord to prevent the blue cord from being pulled out… 🙃🙃🙃
Hi Holly, yes you are 100% correct. I'll pin your comment so everyone can see it and make an upgrade to this bracelet.
Thank you my dear friend for your awesome and very useful comments. Have a great time, I hope you're well. Cheers!
@@AlphaOne982 I hope you understand I wasn’t trying to be an ass… I just was trying to help out… I made that bracelet like it is a long time ago and literally pulled the loop too far down before I realized it was gone, I had already cut the cord after making the Diamond knot at the bottom. I was NOT happy lol… so, yeah… a simple sling stone hitch over the black cord works perfectly :)
As a former CO and government official, It was frowned upon to wear or show the thin blue line flag.
Alot of us had voiced our concern that it was only making doing our jobs and lives harder by it's mixed message of it being solely for respect and recognition for fallen officers when in reality what we all wanted is for everyone to respect us for what we do, and acknowledge that we all signed up to make our families and friends, and those who can not put on the badge safe.
If people wanted to really honor fallen officers, then they would vote and vocalize their voices for the entire police department to pay everyone a fair wage with affordable health care and benefits as well as volunteer at the prisons and jails to ease the burden on all of us and make the streets safer.
Wearing the bracelet is not the statement we want to send. We'd rather you acknowledge us by name and actually try to understand how to really honor the fallen. It's not by a thin blue line, it's about integrity and giving back to your community.
For us, the thin blue line is a division that we disagree with because our family and friends are not police.
No one honors them and that is not right because they suffer with us.
Before you tied the knot at the end, how long of the blue paracord did you leave before cutting off the black cord and tying the knot? I tried to eyeball the length of the blue and the bracelet came out to be fitted for a small child lol.