Introduction: Easiest Knife Paracord Grip
The easiest way to grip a knife/machete with paracord.
Step 1: Items Needed
This is what i used-
http://www.amazon.com/Cold-Steel-Kukri-Machetes/dp/B00CHTUJUS (Kukri)
http://www.amazon.com/Rothco-550-Pound-Commercial-Paracord-100-Feet/dp/B000S5ODOQ/ref=sr_1_1?s=sporting-goods&ie=UTF8&qid=1391749117&sr=1-1&keywords=tan+paracord (Paracord)
You'll Need-
- Multitool
- Lighter
Step 2: String the Paracord Through
First start by stringing the paracord through the hole at the bottom of the knife. If you don't have this hole you can drill into your knife or wrap the cord around the bottom of your knife.
-String paracord through
-Leave about 1/2 inch paracord more than the grip
Step 3: Wrap the Paracord Around.
Then wrap the paracord from the other side of the hole around the knife. Keep wrapping until your near the end of the grip
Step 4: Tying the Knot
once your near then end of the grip leave 1/2" of paracord sticking out. Then tie the remaining pieces together with a simple square knot.
Step 5: Finshing
For more strength melt the knot together using a lighter or use a little electrical tape to secure it. Then cut off the excess paracord using you multitool or scissors.
Step 6: Done
Quick and Easy Paracord Grip

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10 Comments
9 years ago on Introduction
The whole point of a simple paracord grip is to be able to remove and use the cord, and re-tie it if necessary. Melting the knot makes this impossible. If you just want a soft grip or the look of paracord, there are a variety of better options.
Reply 4 years ago
Truth. But paracord has a nice grippy feeling. In my humble opinion. And I'm willing to bet that this isn't the only knife he'll take along for a bushcraft weekender... Cutting some knots wouldn't be a problem unless you go ''single knife''. And you could probably cheat that concept by tying a Spyderco Bug on your lanyard/sheath/beard/etc.
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
That's not all together true. I burn the end of my cord and melt it into the knot just enough so it stays when I make paracord items and it comes off fine for me
9 years ago on Introduction
Nice
9 years ago
I was actually considering getting this kukri. Is it pretty well balanced with a tough blade?
And I like the idea btw.
9 years ago
I ....um...like it but who would want to look at pictures of nifes
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
Everyone except you, evidently t-_-t
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
I would
9 years ago
Thansk
9 years ago on Introduction
Great photos!