Thank You for being so patient and repeating the Process Over and over. Some people may be annoyed by that but I think it is what make you an EXCELLENT Teacher. I need that kind of instruction.
I guess Im asking randomly but does any of you know of a way to log back into an instagram account?? I was stupid forgot the login password. I would love any help you can give me!
@Franklin Kyle i really appreciate your reply. I got to the site thru google and im in the hacking process now. Takes a while so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
Mark, I love your work. I have a suggestion for this weave that I tried. On your cords, pull out about six inches of the inner strings and cut. Straighten out the cord. Fold the cords over with the hollow ends on the back side. Tie the folded part down, but make this tie temporary as you will be removing it. Now start your weave. When you are about three to four inches along, remove the temporary ties and start pulling on the loose ends that were tucked underneath.Then if you want you can tie off the loose ends or leave them. This came off looking very nice on a sample I did. Thanks again for your videos. Like your work, Mike
When you have the time and cord to do this but dont own a car :/ Gotta do this on my bike tho ;) Your vids are amazing and show how beautiful paracord wrapping can be while explaining it so peacefully
Hi i have been following your channel for a while now but i have never comented on your vids i would juat lime to say i like them alot and with this handle wrap for a car wheel i will most defintly be doing cuz i like it lots and it looks cool
thank you Marc. this is a great idea. I know it depends a lot on the circumference of the wheel, but approximately how much cord should we allow for this project?
Hi Mark, and thanks for another great idea. Have you made a video of the bracelet you wore while making this video? If so, please reply with the link to the video, or the title of it. If you haven't made one yet, please do. Thanks!
Hey there! This is the herringbone style paracord bracelet. I have made a tutorial on this one: th-cam.com/video/OjxurTBByMg/w-d-xo.html The bracelet I am wearing includes a lanyard knot as the ending knot and a gaucho knot as an accent knot on each side. It was a gift from Scott W. Johnson, a fellow knot tier I respect greatly. Have a look at the bracelets up close here: www.paracordguild.com/a-gift-from-a-friend/ Enjoy! Mark
Indifference from the we have loved your channel for about a year now. Have you ever made a large ornament or cross that could be used outside for a pet Memorial? If you've got any suggestions I would greatly appreciate it. ☺️
I recently did a steering wheel with this wrap. I do have a question, though. Is it common for the wrap itself to wander slightly? Right at the beginning of the knot, the bights were staying relatively straight, but as I continued, they became more and more slanted. Any way to counteract that?
Hey! Not exactly sure if I know what you mean. Take a look at this video that shows the technique on a straight dowel. Maybe it will help! th-cam.com/video/y3u7V4JHEDY/w-d-xo.html If you can, post an image and I'll take a look! Mark
This is awesome! I want it to go around entire wheel. I would need to use several lengths of cord I think. It would be too hard with 100 foot cords. Or do it in sections like you have. What is that type of needle called? Sorry, I just started watching. I am very handy and crafty, but never saw a big needle like that with cord connected in end.
Hey! You can use the 3 stranded ringbolt hitching and use shorter cords! th-cam.com/video/y3u7V4JHEDY/w-d-xo.html The needle is called a lacing needle. Mark
I just wrapped the top portion of my steading wheel on my 1994 4runner. It took about 16 feet of length and was a pain in the butt at first because the cord kept getting tangled in itself. What I did was wrapped the cord up leaving about 2 feet out at a time. It made it so much easier.
Very well done, I can see you are well practiced at this by how you manage the lay of the cord. I'm curious though, two years later, how did this hold up? Did the woggles move? Did anything come loose? I've been wanting to do this to my steering wheel as well but I tend to keep a firm grip and I'm worried it will come apart. I also plan to use dark colors so it doesn't look dirty over time.
Kenny A all this stuff loosens up over time. It's just the way the cord is and the nature of it. I always explain to folks how to tighten up their stuff when they buy it and always tell em for the love of God don't take apart the knots! Bring it back so I can fix it! 😎🤘🏼💯
Hello Mark, You know how much I love you and your paracord tutorials... But I really wish you would completely show how to finish the work... you tied the ends knots beside the wrap but didn't show the best way to move them onto the ends of the wrap... Your biggest fan Kenn
Hey there! Glad to hear from you! I demonstrated next to the binding so it would be easier to see. I'd tie the knot directly over the binding without moving the knot at all. Mark
I thought so at first! But he went over the process several times and showed exactly which cord to pull thru. If you look at your cords, and the one that is farthest back, that is always the cord that you will pull around and thru next. As long as you keep track of going left, then right.. this seems fairly doable. Going out to get paracord today! (but I will probably get 3 different colors 😜)
Thank You for being so patient and repeating the Process Over and over. Some people may be annoyed by that but I think it is what make you an EXCELLENT Teacher. I need that kind of instruction.
Did this today for a friend!! He was very happy with the end result. Tnx for the very clear video!!
You’re amazing! Thank you for this content. Now I want to Paracord wrap everything!
I guess Im asking randomly but does any of you know of a way to log back into an instagram account??
I was stupid forgot the login password. I would love any help you can give me!
@Chad Landen Instablaster =)
@Franklin Kyle i really appreciate your reply. I got to the site thru google and im in the hacking process now.
Takes a while so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Franklin Kyle it worked and I finally got access to my account again. Im so happy:D
Thanks so much you saved my account !
@Chad Landen no problem =)
I think that was the best version of the woggle knot that I've seen yet.
Why thank you for the compliment!
Mark
Mark, I love your work. I have a suggestion for this weave that I tried.
On your cords, pull out about six inches of the inner strings and cut. Straighten out the cord. Fold the cords over with the hollow ends on the back side. Tie the folded part down, but make this tie temporary as you will be removing it. Now start your weave. When you are about three to four inches along, remove the temporary ties and start pulling on the loose ends that were tucked underneath.Then if you want you can tie off the loose ends or leave them. This came off looking very nice on a sample I did. Thanks again for your videos. Like your work, Mike
Interesting tip!
I'd be inclined to make that a permanent bind, it sounds quite nice :).
Mark
When you have the time and cord to do this but dont own a car :/
Gotta do this on my bike tho ;)
Your vids are amazing and show how beautiful paracord wrapping can be while explaining it so peacefully
I have a car but don't have the time or the cord to do it, you should think about hiring out your services!!
Great video. I want to wrap my walking cane like that.Thanks for sharing.
Should work pretty much the same way!
@@Paracordguild Thanks. I did one cane and now I am doing my every day cane.
Love the work you have done. But, how much cord did you use to work each side of the steering wheel?
This is how you teach . 👍🏼
Hi i have been following your channel for a while now but i have never comented on your vids i would juat lime to say i like them alot and with this handle wrap for a car wheel i will most defintly be doing cuz i like it lots and it looks cool
I am just wonder why you did wrap the whole section between the support arms of the steering wheel.
Very nice 👌 good job. I like it. I will try to do this on my car also. Thanks again for a great tutorial ❤Komal.
The wipping is started with a clove hitch then raps and ended with a clove hitch.
Hey!
There is little difference between a constrictor and a clove hitch. The constrictor is more permanent and more secure in my opinion.
Mark
Where can I find the thread?
If I wanted to do 2 colors would I still use 3 strands or 4?
thank you Marc. this is a great idea. I know it depends a lot on the circumference of the wheel, but approximately how much cord should we allow for this project?
Hey!
I used about 11 feet per cord for a 13 inch weave. The diameter of this wheel was about 1 3/8 inches.
Mark
That's awesome thanks. I think this may be this weekend's project. I love the Woggle.
Glad to hear it!
Be sure to do the ringbolt hitching tightly. As tight as you can. You want it to stay absolutely still when you are driving.
Mark
@@Paracordguild And how much for the each of the two knots you made on either end? Thank you for your time. Great tutorial.
Wonderful job done well. Do you have a video in how to make your bracelet you are wearing. Thank you again for making this video.
Hi Mark, and thanks for another great idea. Have you made a video of the bracelet you wore while making this video? If so, please reply with the link to the video, or the title of it. If you haven't made one yet, please do. Thanks!
Hey there!
This is the herringbone style paracord bracelet. I have made a tutorial on this one:
th-cam.com/video/OjxurTBByMg/w-d-xo.html
The bracelet I am wearing includes a lanyard knot as the ending knot and a gaucho knot as an accent knot on each side. It was a gift from Scott W. Johnson, a fellow knot tier I respect greatly.
Have a look at the bracelets up close here:
www.paracordguild.com/a-gift-from-a-friend/
Enjoy!
Mark
Thanks again!
Indifference from the we have loved your channel for about a year now. Have you ever made a large ornament or cross that could be used outside for a pet Memorial? If you've got any suggestions I would greatly appreciate it. ☺️
How long is each cord for that amount of coverage? I am starting to think I did not order enough cors.
S
I recently did a steering wheel with this wrap. I do have a question, though. Is it common for the wrap itself to wander slightly? Right at the beginning of the knot, the bights were staying relatively straight, but as I continued, they became more and more slanted. Any way to counteract that?
Hey!
Not exactly sure if I know what you mean. Take a look at this video that shows the technique on a straight dowel. Maybe it will help!
th-cam.com/video/y3u7V4JHEDY/w-d-xo.html
If you can, post an image and I'll take a look!
Mark
Thanks for the reply! I posted the photo up on my facebook and linked your Paracord Guild page to it.
This is awesome! I want it to go around entire wheel. I would need to use several lengths of cord I think. It would be too hard with 100 foot cords. Or do it in sections like you have. What is that type of needle called? Sorry, I just started watching. I am very handy and crafty, but never saw a big needle like that with cord connected in end.
Hey!
You can use the 3 stranded ringbolt hitching and use shorter cords!
th-cam.com/video/y3u7V4JHEDY/w-d-xo.html
The needle is called a lacing needle.
Mark
I just wrapped the top portion of my steading wheel on my 1994 4runner. It took about 16 feet of length and was a pain in the butt at first because the cord kept getting tangled in itself. What I did was wrapped the cord up leaving about 2 feet out at a time. It made it so much easier.
Very well done, I can see you are well practiced at this by how you manage the lay of the cord. I'm curious though, two years later, how did this hold up? Did the woggles move? Did anything come loose? I've been wanting to do this to my steering wheel as well but I tend to keep a firm grip and I'm worried it will come apart. I also plan to use dark colors so it doesn't look dirty over time.
Kenny A all this stuff loosens up over time. It's just the way the cord is and the nature of it. I always explain to folks how to tighten up their stuff when they buy it and always tell em for the love of God don't take apart the knots! Bring it back so I can fix it! 😎🤘🏼💯
Where do you get that brass colored tool to help you thread?
Hey!
It is called a lacing needle. You can find one online easily- Amazon, Ebay, Tandy leather.
Mark
The also sell them at Micheal's and Hobby Lobby.
I love this tutorial and im going to do this to my car right now!!!
Definitely going to do this, thanks man!
Hey Nick!
Glad to see you stop by!
Make sure that you do the wrap tightly and it will work great.
Mark
What kind of needle are you using?
This is a brass lacing needle. It is called a super jumbo perma lok lacing needle. Quite the mouthful :).
Marko
Thank you
Beautiful work
2nd date...thanks for the laugh.
amazing knot !
that's really cool
Hello Mark, You know how much I love you and your paracord tutorials... But I really wish you would completely show how to finish the work... you tied the ends knots beside the wrap but didn't show the best way to move them onto the ends of the wrap... Your biggest fan Kenn
Hey there!
Glad to hear from you! I demonstrated next to the binding so it would be easier to see. I'd tie the knot directly over the binding without moving the knot at all.
Mark
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Impossible. I’ve spend hours watching and rewatching this video. Would have been way better with different colored paracord.
I thought so at first! But he went over the process several times and showed exactly which cord to pull thru. If you look at your cords, and the one that is farthest back, that is always the cord that you will pull around and thru next. As long as you keep track of going left, then right.. this seems fairly doable. Going out to get paracord today! (but I will probably get 3 different colors 😜)
Hey Mark is it 11 feet total or 11 feet for each strand used?
Hey!
This was 11 feet per strand/cord.
Mark
Would it be recommended using on a heated steering wheel?
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What's wrong with a simple fishing slip knot
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haha. love my sinnet on a steering wheel. can undue it in abour 10 seconds in case of emergency
thank you very much for this video
I really wished you would have used 3 different colors...its really difficult to tell them appart
Hey!
I do have a tutorial on the 3 color ringbolt hitching which can help:
th-cam.com/video/y3u7V4JHEDY/w-d-xo.html
Mark
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What size polyester thread did you use? What mm? Thanks!
Hey!
The thread is 0.8 mm. You can use larger, as long as it works :).
Mark
THanks, appreciate the info!
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I love this
thanks for the tutorial
you're the best
My man.... I can't do this while driving! Everyone is pissed
I.just wraped my cover in medical tape lol
Sorry I thought I watched him make a clove hitch. I need to learn the difference.
Ryan Albright I was thinking the same thing before I seen your comment. I'm wondering if they're the same
That steering wheel looks alot bigger than 13/8.
yes you'r such as good man
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Too much work I just go buy one
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