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Running out of paracord projects? This grip will make your tools, gear, and weapons more comfortable and easier to handle.

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Badass Paracord Projects | Paracord Solid Gear Wrap

Paracord Project for Your Tools

Are your tools and weapons always slipping out of your sweaty palms? Does your hand get tired of drawing your war hammer, only to watch it go flying and land at your enemy's feet?

Are these follies the result of you not keeping up with your hand grip routine like you said you would? It's because you didn't look into the best paracord projects and learn how to make a badass paracord solid gear wrap.

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Make this paracord weave for all sorts of survival gear and tools. Check out the super easy instructions below.

Materials for this Badass Paracord Solid Gear Wrap:

  • A tool with a solid handle
  • Spool of Paracord
  • Scissors
  • Pliers
  • Lighter

Let's Begin.

Step 1: Ready Your Tool

Grab the tool you want to make a solid gear wrap on.

Step 2: Begin Your Loop

Make a long loop that is the length that you want your wrap to be, then pinch the string into place with your thumb.

Step 3: Start Wrapping

Wrap the Paracord around the beginning of the loop so that it remains in place.

Step 4: Continue Wrapping the Tool Handle

Continue wrapping the Paracord tightly down the handle of your tool until the loop is almost covered.

Step 5: Cut the String

Cut the end of the string with a pair of scissors.

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Step 6: Thread the String

Thread the string through the remaining end of the loop.

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Step 7: Tighten the Loop

Use pliers to pull the string at the beginning of the wrap. This will tighten the loop at the other end.

Step 8: Cut Excess String

Cut the excess string at both ends.

Step 9: Melt the String Ends

Use a lighter to melt the ends of the string.

Step 10: Flatten the Melted Ends

With your scissors, flatten the melted ends of the string so that they mesh with the rest of the Paracord.

Step 11: Test Wield

Wield your tool without embarrassing yourself.

 

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This is a very easy paracord project yet it's clear how useful it is if you use your tools a lot. No more slippery handles and use your hammer or other tools with confidence.

All you need is a spool of paracord then follow the simple instructions above.

How's this for a nice paracord project to spend some of your extra time? Share us your thoughts in the comments section below!

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Editor’s Note: This post was originally published on May 25, 2014, and has been updated for quality and relevancy.

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