Paracord Breacher Bar

by Petergottm

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Intro: Paracord Breacher Bar

Got my self a breacher bar and I wanted to wrap the handle with paracord

STEP 1: Gut It

Step 1 was to remove the guts of the paracord. It's pretty easy just start pulling the white strings and work the cover off!

STEP 2: Fuse It

I decided to use two colors so I melted one and stuck it in the other then melted them together with a lighter! The orange side is for when I want to be seen and the camo for when I don't!

STEP 3: Wrap & Knot

I just did a standard wrap that you see all over instructables and made the knot up as I went! I twisted the extra cord together and lightly melted together just for the heck of it! Hope you like it! Check out some of my other projects! petergottm

13 Comments

Petergottm 9 years ago

Sorry for the same response a million times! I'm a button masher & it wouldn't send.

Petergottm 9 years ago

It's a military multi purpose tool used to pry things open chop kindling etc.

Petergottm 9 years ago

It's a military multi purpose tool used to pry things open chop kindling etc.

Petergottm 9 years ago

It's a military multi purpose tool used to pry things open chop kindling etc.

Petergottm 9 years ago

It's a military multi purpose tool used to pry things open chop kindling etc.

Petergottm 9 years ago

It's a military multi purpose tool used to pry things open chop kindling etc.

Petergottm 9 years ago

It's a military multi purpose tool used to pry things open chop kindling etc.

Petergottm 10 years ago

To be honest I was just trying something new....plus it's easier to fuse them together. Also it's not useless the outer part of 550 paracord can still support 305lbs!

gavinc2 11 years ago

This is a cool instruct able but why gut the cord? That leaves it useless if needed.

Petergottm 11 years ago

It's not a "breaker bar" it's a "breacher bar"! It's made for the military as a multi purpose tool. Check out this link for a better idea of what it is!http://countycomm.com/eodrtool.html

Lorddrake 11 years ago

the only "breaker bar" i know of is used to get additional leverage on a socket. Since it doesn't look like that is what this is designed for since it is so short and there is no way to mount a socket onto it, I am curious what do you use yours for?