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Paracord belts are a great way to carry a lot of paracord inconspicuously & I've been wanting to make one for a while now. But I wanted to try to inco...
50' or more of paracord about 14" for every 1" of belt Altoids tin Duct tape Wire for belt hook Epoxy Tools Drill and drill bits Razor knife and sc...
This should actually be done at the end. Which I found out later...
I decided to drill the holes in the bottom to make the buckle as flush to my waste as possible. Two holes in the side and two holes in the bottom.
I cut about 50' of paracord and threaded this through the side holes. The long end is used to do the weaving and the short end should be as long as y...
Next I cut about 86" of paracord or two times the belt length plus a couple inches. I threaded this through the bottom holes. This is for the middle ...
On the other end I trimmed and sealed the 3 loose ends and folded down the end that is attached to the 50' length. Then wrapped it in duct tape to tem...
Weaving the belt is really easy but takes a lot of time. First send the 50' over the two middle cords, back and around the outer cord and back throug...
Once your done weaving trim and seal the end.
Epoxy the belt hook.
To create the end I stacked 5 6" pieces of duct tape and epoxied the end strands of the belt to the edge of the duct tape. I then folded the tape over...
The contents of my survival kit are as follows -50' of 50lb Spider Wire braid fishing line. -Button Compass -Vaseline soaked cotton ball wrapped in a...
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