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What weave do you recommend to do one of these pouches for a wider tool like a Leatherman ST 300? Thanks. I tried a cobra with a four strand core instead of 2, but there might be others
Thanks! a great little project! I made one for my Gerber lock knife and it works really well. My first go at making something with paracord and I found it quite therapeutic, It's like knitting for men 😂.
I have already made many bracelets, key chains, knife lanyards, cord for carrying an umbrella, boat cords, as well as a bracelet for a watch and once a pouch for a pocket knife. But this one is great! I made it according to your instructions, and it looks absolutely fantastic. Very satisfied. Thank you.
Will cover myself with paracord and definitely copy this. I have my Leatherman Surge on my belt for everyday use, but the pouch it comes with has had its best days, the nylon is partially torn and full of holes. Will do the vertical carry as it gives me easy access to my multitool. Thanks for the tutorial!
Thank you for the tutorial. I’m new at this. First, I made a simple survival bracelet. Always wanted one but could never find one that fit (9in Wrist). When I saw this tutorial, I will now make a case for my all-metal Camillus. I’ve carried for over thirty years. (Retired in ’94). Thanks again.
Thank you for the easy to follow tutorial. Following , mostly, your instructions I made a pouch for my leather man than as an after thought I attached the holster for my flashlight.
Mad Max style knife pouch: basically get a piece of paracord about 2 1/2 ft long (depending on your knife) and then fold it in half. About 1 1/4 ft the way tie a diamond knot. Then take a separate piece of paracord and then start weaving the cobra knot or Solomon knot from the diamond knot. when you get to the hole essentially just leave enough space for the diamond knot to go through and then do the rest you did in your video! Hope I can help! :)
This is such a wonderful idea. I started making para cord dog collars & leashes for my dogs about five years ago. It’s such a fun project anytime you’re working with para cord.
Thank-you for the tutorial I made a pouch for my German Army SAK it worked great. I didn't have a buckle handy at the time so I just used a knot and hoop like a bracelet. Thanks again.
I scaled this up for an iron nunchaku of mine. The stitched portion is very forgiving to weave. This pouch/case will keep any tool or item safe and dry with style.
i was very lucky to find your tutorial. i tried it for my SWK Ranger (yea a bit thicker than your knife in this video). So it work but... it doesnt work really beautiful like your pouch. it became "bulgy" like a round ppouch for the handle of a Hammer. SO maybe i need a tutorial with the double edge of 2 lines of cobraknots - but dont know how... THe Second fail was when i used my tactical belt for the belt-loops... yea the tactical belt has NO flat end like a common belt... so after finishing i couldnt get the Belt out of the pouch-loop. From the fails (and of course your video) i learned many things^^ i hope someday i will find a thicker pouch-tutorial. thank you very much and have a nice day. :) you are awesome!
Hands down my most favorite paracord project so far, at the bottom I didn’t connect the webbing to the bottom of the cobra because mine was super stiff, I made this for a whittling knife, and I wrapped the knife in cardboard and popsicle sticks, so it can stiffen up a bit loosely! I also used a snake knot instead of the buckle as it looks a bit better in my opinion.
I just made one with the vertical belt loops for my SOG PowerPint! Now I won't have to worry about my multitool opening while it's in my cargo pocket. It's actually quite similar to a belt pouch that I made a while back for my Streamlight Stylus Pro, except I didn't do the weave across the front of that one so it is open. This is so much better than the cheap nylon webbing belt pouches that come with some tools from the factory!
Made a pouch for my knife your video on making it was excellent and well explained. I added a belt loop to the front of my knife pouch to hold my led lenser P3 mini flash light 👍
I made this for my VIctorinox SwissChamp. It got thicc. I will be putting on some horizontal belt-loops when my new belt comes in. I also made a small one for my little Classic SD. - So I can wear it around my neck.
I'm thinking about trying this design for my fishing pliers because the sheath they came with is not very user friendly. For the beltloop portion, i am thinking of fashioning a buckle closure type loop instead of the standard belt loops because i would like to be able to wear it on my belt or clip it on the molle style loops on my fishing bag when walking creeks or kayaking for more versatility. I would greatly appreciate any tips you have for this slite modification to this design. As always, great, easy to understand tutorial. I really appreciate your videos! I just got into paracording about 3 years ago, and i always look for your videos first if i have something i want to craft. Thank you!!
Hi Danielle, that's a great idea! If you want to change the belt loops so that they're on buckles, I'd use two small side release buckles. Ones that are about 0.5" wide and you can use the some gutted paracord, but you'll need two pieces of gutted cord per buckle. You can cow hitch the cord onto one side of the buckle, pass both ends through the pouch, bend both ends back through the pouch and then tie cobra knots over the core strands going back towards the buckle. You'll have to do this 4 times on each side of the buckles if you're using two buckles. Does that make sense? OR the other choice would be to use one single larger buckle perhaps 1 inch wide and attach the buckle with a similar method, but you'd have to wrap the cord around the buckle enough times to fill the slot so that the cords don't slide back and forth . Hope that makes enough sense lol, kinda hard to just describe it all. Thank you for your comment!
THis is great. I will make one for my Swiss Army Knife. I like the horizontal one. And I also like that as it is paracord it is sturdy but the is near to no chance that you can scratch something with it. Great stuff!!! Thanks.
I love your products and your videos please keep them coming I made a knife holder for my knife it’s a little bit bigger because of the knife I carry but your videos rock
Oh, and i did the whole pouch with one stripe of paracord (no cutting, no remove the core-stripes) AND both ends coming together to a loop on the side. So i can hang my mini flashlight on. it became a bit bulgy, but the whole paracord is still useable (except the belt-loops)
Make sure it still fits after doing the cobra knots... And if it doesn't? Not sure what I can do about it at this point. Oh well, it'll be a learning experience I guess!
Ah darn, I'm assuming you cut the excess cords already? Yeah, not much you can do if it's too tight and you've already snipped and melted the excess ends. I've wasted a good amount of paracord in this process as well, so you're not alone! lol
Not yet! I'm at like 6:43, just finishing the first side panel. But what could I do, walk it all the back through the weave? I guess it would be doable, but seems like it would be super-tedious. I might have something else I could use it for. It's been a fun project! Great tutorial!@@TheWeaversofEternity
I like this! Can't wait to try it out! The only thing I might do differently is to use Fishtail weave instead of Cobra for the Belt Loop, as I think it would lay flatter.
What is the color of gold you are using? Do you have a stock number and purchase location? The gold that I use does not look as rich as what you are using.
Question: Why did you put the gold strand into the male part of the buckle front to back and the green strand, back to front, vs. putting both going in the same direction?
Horizontal Carry Belt Loops Tutorial Video: th-cam.com/video/FyQtrunkV9A/w-d-xo.html
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What weave do you recommend to do one of these pouches for a wider tool like a Leatherman ST 300? Thanks. I tried a cobra with a four strand core instead of 2, but there might be others
How big was ur knife, I think mine is a bit bigger so I am hoping that I can guess well😅
This is the coolest paracord project so far. Nice one 👍
Thanks! a great little project! I made one for my Gerber lock knife and it works really well.
My first go at making something with paracord and I found it quite therapeutic, It's like knitting for men 😂.
I have already made many bracelets, key chains, knife lanyards, cord for carrying an umbrella, boat cords, as well as a bracelet for a watch and once a pouch for a pocket knife. But this one is great! I made it according to your instructions, and it looks absolutely fantastic. Very satisfied. Thank you.
Will cover myself with paracord and definitely copy this. I have my Leatherman Surge on my belt for everyday use, but the pouch it comes with has had its best days, the nylon is partially torn and full of holes. Will do the vertical carry as it gives me easy access to my multitool. Thanks for the tutorial!
Thank you for the tutorial. I’m new at this. First, I made a simple survival bracelet. Always wanted one but could never find one that fit (9in Wrist). When I saw this tutorial, I will now make a case for my all-metal Camillus. I’ve carried for over thirty years. (Retired in ’94). Thanks again.
You're welcome David! Thanks for the comment and have fun making the case!
Thank you for the easy to follow tutorial. Following , mostly, your instructions I made a pouch for my leather man than as an after thought I attached the holster for my flashlight.
You're welcome, glad I could help!
Mad Max style knife pouch: basically get a piece of paracord about 2 1/2 ft long (depending on your knife) and then fold it in half. About 1 1/4 ft the way tie a diamond knot. Then take a separate piece of paracord and then start weaving the cobra knot or Solomon knot from the diamond knot. when you get to the hole essentially just leave enough space for the diamond knot to go through and then do the rest you did in your video! Hope I can help! :)
This is such a wonderful idea. I started making para cord dog collars & leashes for my dogs about five years ago. It’s such a fun project anytime you’re working with para cord.
This holder looks very beautiful and functional.
Very attractive. I think can do this! 💖
Probably will use this for a larger multi tool carry
Exactly what I was thinking I think I'll be using the horizontal belt loops
That's the tutorial I was waiting for! Thank you and greetings from Russia!
Thank-you for the tutorial I made a pouch for my German Army SAK it worked great. I didn't have a buckle handy at the time so I just used a knot and hoop like a bracelet. Thanks again.
I just found my next project. Thanks for the tutorial.
I scaled this up for an iron nunchaku of mine. The stitched portion is very forgiving to weave. This pouch/case will keep any tool or item safe and dry with style.
Good home for my Kershaw Lucha. Vertical carry and the paracord I used is called heart of darkness.
i was very lucky to find your tutorial. i tried it for my SWK Ranger (yea a bit thicker than your knife in this video). So it work but... it doesnt work really beautiful like your pouch. it became "bulgy" like a round ppouch for the handle of a Hammer. SO maybe i need a tutorial with the double edge of 2 lines of cobraknots - but dont know how...
THe Second fail was when i used my tactical belt for the belt-loops... yea the tactical belt has NO flat end like a common belt... so after finishing i couldnt get the Belt out of the pouch-loop.
From the fails (and of course your video) i learned many things^^
i hope someday i will find a thicker pouch-tutorial.
thank you very much and have a nice day. :) you are awesome!
I put a Swiss army and I think your tutorial are really great
Yes benchmade proper been looking for a better way to carry thank you
Hands down my most favorite paracord project so far, at the bottom I didn’t connect the webbing to the bottom of the cobra because mine was super stiff, I made this for a whittling knife, and I wrapped the knife in cardboard and popsicle sticks, so it can stiffen up a bit loosely! I also used a snake knot instead of the buckle as it looks a bit better in my opinion.
How did you use a snake knot instead of a buckle? I want to make one but I don’t currently have a buckle.
one of the best videos for DIY - very good, very professional. thank yoou very much :)
I just made one with the vertical belt loops for my SOG PowerPint! Now I won't have to worry about my multitool opening while it's in my cargo pocket. It's actually quite similar to a belt pouch that I made a while back for my Streamlight Stylus Pro, except I didn't do the weave across the front of that one so it is open.
This is so much better than the cheap nylon webbing belt pouches that come with some tools from the factory!
I recreated that paracord pouch for a SAK you made before but now I really like the new one with a belt loop. Awesome vid thanks for the new idea!
I know my comments may sound like a broken record, but AWESOME!!!!! Thank you for your knowledge!!!!
Made a pouch for my knife your video on making it was excellent and well explained. I added a belt loop to the front of my knife pouch to hold my led lenser P3 mini flash light 👍
I made this for my VIctorinox SwissChamp. It got thicc.
I will be putting on some horizontal belt-loops when my new belt comes in.
I also made a small one for my little Classic SD. - So I can wear it around my neck.
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Nice work! Thanks!
I'm thinking about trying this design for my fishing pliers because the sheath they came with is not very user friendly. For the beltloop portion, i am thinking of fashioning a buckle closure type loop instead of the standard belt loops because i would like to be able to wear it on my belt or clip it on the molle style loops on my fishing bag when walking creeks or kayaking for more versatility. I would greatly appreciate any tips you have for this slite modification to this design. As always, great, easy to understand tutorial. I really appreciate your videos! I just got into paracording about 3 years ago, and i always look for your videos first if i have something i want to craft. Thank you!!
Hi Danielle, that's a great idea! If you want to change the belt loops so that they're on buckles, I'd use two small side release buckles. Ones that are about 0.5" wide and you can use the some gutted paracord, but you'll need two pieces of gutted cord per buckle. You can cow hitch the cord onto one side of the buckle, pass both ends through the pouch, bend both ends back through the pouch and then tie cobra knots over the core strands going back towards the buckle. You'll have to do this 4 times on each side of the buckles if you're using two buckles. Does that make sense? OR the other choice would be to use one single larger buckle perhaps 1 inch wide and attach the buckle with a similar method, but you'd have to wrap the cord around the buckle enough times to fill the slot so that the cords don't slide back and forth . Hope that makes enough sense lol, kinda hard to just describe it all. Thank you for your comment!
You are an artist!!
Thank you for the opinion I did already one and I start the second one for Christmas present.
THis is great. I will make one for my Swiss Army Knife. I like the horizontal one. And I also like that as it is paracord it is sturdy but the is near to no chance that you can scratch something with it. Great stuff!!! Thanks.
I’m glad I found this. I was gonna buy a cheap sheath. While this is super sturdy
I love your products and your videos please keep them coming I made a knife holder for my knife it’s a little bit bigger because of the knife I carry but your videos rock
Oh, and i did the whole pouch with one stripe of paracord (no cutting, no remove the core-stripes) AND both ends coming together to a loop on the side. So i can hang my mini flashlight on. it became a bit bulgy, but the whole paracord is still useable (except the belt-loops)
This is amazing!! Thank you for keeping me busy.
I made one of these last year to carry my vape (VooPoo Vinci Q) around.
Excellent instructions and demo. Thanks!
You are welcome!
I love your creativity, I like it
Best looking pouch I've seen so far 🙂👍 thanks for showing!
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absolutely fantastic, good job 🤘🏼
Это очень круто и удобно!!! ❤😊👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
Excellent work. Great looking pouch and nice vid!
Thank you for this easy to follow vid. I’ve been waiting for a video like this for a while. So thanks again. Hope to see more vids like this
How much paracord is it to length as I want to make this for a longer EDC knife
As in
Knife length(closed) :paracord (inches)
Wow truck de fou c'est vraiment sincèrement magnifique
Cette petite étuis il est trop beau !! 👍👍😉🐍🐍
just complete one for my buck knife, awesome and thanks again for the great tutorial
Man love the video made it n carring my spring assisted knife
Great job, realy like it. Making a poach for every folding knife i have, ty wm... Keep up the great work.
What a neat idea. How does it hold up?
Made my first one a vertical carry next one is going to be a horizontal have a set of smaller lock blades I’m going to carry in them
Eh aprendido mucho respecto a ti gracias a tus tutoriales
I'll be carrying a flashlight vertically. Thanks very much for the tutorial!
I just made one and will be carry a streamlight protac flashlight
Amazing work! 👍
I think what you do is amazing
I had some difficulties inserting my knife, but I solved the problem by inserting two pieces of cardboard into the pouche.
Huge props man
Very nice video I want to make it for my karambit knife do you any tutorial video for that?
Great work! I waited for that!
What’s the best length for the knife? Tks for a lovely tut!
Nice🔥 Hi From Ukraine ❤️
Made one today.
I'm gonna try to make this for my restoration USN knife with a wooden sheath I made.
Nice! Really nice, love this ❤️
Excelente video master gracias por compartir 💯💯💯👏👏
Very nice, very useful.
Grazie per tutorial
Sick idea, definitely gonna do this
It seems i will use it for carrying my fire striker and tinder in the woods
Excelent work. I'll be making two. One horizontal for a buck 110 and one for an opinel 10, but haven't decided if vertical or horizontal
I'm gonna try to make one for my leatherman skeletool
Made mine with a cardboard insert, my leather man keep catching the paracord.
Looks awesome!
Brilliant!
Is that tool homemade or is it something found for purchase?
Make sure it still fits after doing the cobra knots... And if it doesn't? Not sure what I can do about it at this point. Oh well, it'll be a learning experience I guess!
Ah darn, I'm assuming you cut the excess cords already? Yeah, not much you can do if it's too tight and you've already snipped and melted the excess ends. I've wasted a good amount of paracord in this process as well, so you're not alone! lol
Not yet! I'm at like 6:43, just finishing the first side panel. But what could I do, walk it all the back through the weave? I guess it would be doable, but seems like it would be super-tedious. I might have something else I could use it for. It's been a fun project! Great tutorial!@@TheWeaversofEternity
Gotta try this, thanks
Cool video. I'll have to give it ago. What was the very first knife in the video that had a sheep foot looking blade? Thanks for the video
That's the Benchmade Proper, I have a link for it in the description. Thanks for the comment!
Nice well done.
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You need to announce when you’re gonna do a live vid on IG too! Awesome work my friend!
I'll be sure to let you know on IG next time for sure! 😁
@@TheWeaversofEternity you the man!
I like this! Can't wait to try it out! The only thing I might do differently is to use Fishtail weave instead of Cobra for the Belt Loop, as I think it would lay flatter.
Glad you like it David! Also, that's a great idea about the fishtail weave for the belt loops, it'll probably slide onto the belt easier that way too.
I think I'll make one for my multi-tool, vertical carry
I am sure that if I watch all your paracord videos, I'll end up with a pair of pants made entirely of paracord, pockets and all 😂
Epic! But i will challenge you, what about making it with only one max two rope?
Love it need one
What is the color of gold you are using? Do you have a stock number and purchase location?
The gold that I use does not look as rich as what you are using.
3 years later. Thx for review. What sak model is that?
Haha you're welcome. That is the Victorinox Pioneer
You are awesome Dude!
Great Videos!
Now i go and buy Paracord.
But i need a needle :/
Is there a DIY Video somewhere? :)
If you don't have a paracord fid, you can always follow this video here: th-cam.com/video/ZLftnNweiFE/w-d-xo.html
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any ideas for a stainless clip... tyfs
Just finished mine for a leather man used a cardboard insert since it kept snagging on first attempt.
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How long do you think I should make the green cord
what do you do with the gutted strands? seems a shame to just throw them away
Very cool sir...
Question: Why did you put the gold strand into the male part of the buckle front to back and the green strand, back to front, vs. putting both going in the same direction?
No particular reason for that other than how the cords will look next to the buckle. The other way will work fine as well going the same direction.
Also... I think I know what I’m going to do with all the bracelets I made that were too small for me 😉🤣🤣😄
Could you do this with micro paracord?
Awesome!!!