Why Is This Paracord Knife So WEIRD!?

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[jackberdine]

Never thought I'd see a fixed blade with blade play

[zebanon]

A video for making a bike chain and paracord fob or bracelet would be pretty cool. Something using standard bike chain.

[justinsmith]

I've braided a key fob as an handle extension for a shorter pocket knife (this channel might have even suggested it) so really not than crazy an idea.

[Hector-vxyc]

Hi Tim!! Thank you so much for sharing!! Loving your art!! Be well my friend!! STRENGTH AND HONOR!! 💯❤️👍🏿 from Washington state.

[IAmSpydeyco]

Thank you for sharing the results of the scientific drop test.

[simonwinwood]

❤ wow. had no idea such radical, thoughtful pieces were being produced. feels like a great time to be alive.
and a sub from europe your channel is outstanding x

[benedictsanjuan]

I think the reason why your sheath broke is because it isn't made of kydex but a cheaper thermoplastic

[bobjames]

I wonder what the legality of this kind of knife in terms of uk carry laws is. It's obviously not a locking knife. It's also not exactly a fixed blade given that's it's, well, floppy. And it does fold, just probably not in the way the law expects it to. Would this kind of knife be legal to carry in the uk (assuming all other relevant requirements such as blade length are adhered to)?

[Refr]

I feel like it would be a great emergency survival knife. Not for killing anything big more for using as a tool. Maybe process some fish or small game. Probably make a great lil are if you get a solid piece of work to attach it to.

[TheUncleRuckus]

Interesting concept but for the handle is too short based on the amount of links and definitely not wide enough for my hands, would be nice if they had different size chain options available or made it so the end user could swap the chain for a different size/type, but based on the attachment point it'll only work with that specific modified chain.

[xyuser-vxonvdj]

Отличная идея для сломанного клинка!)👍❤️

[TheSupahdog]

Love the knife review! Pls do more paracord wrapped knife handles! 😄

[gabrielwcarvalho]

Nice! I just think about it today. But more like a mini dagger that you handle tip down, to be a selfdense backup tool. To handle with the weakest hand to push or grab.

[wDeXteR]

I always wanted to see/make a knife with a metal watch strap as a handle. Same principle. Might just do it after seeing this :D

[lorknozzel]

just found your channel a month or two ago. great content, thanks! i am really enjoying making things with paracord, and your videos are teaching me a lot.

[marks]

Hey how's it going great review cool little knife

[bcaldwell]

The Para-Claw knife bracelet (1.5 inch hawkbill blade) by Outdoor Edge is another good wearable option.

I think you did a nice video on it several years ago. The drawback is that they’re sold as a kit with paracord. I prefer to choose my own paracord colors. But I wish the blades were sold separately to make as gifts.

[dotintegral]

Nice intro inspired by Excessorise Me, love it!

[glennawalker]

That’s not the same carabiner in your shop. Where can I get the one in your video?

[merrickx]

This is like the Giant Mouse GMF1 neck knife, like a third of the handle for me is the paracord with large stud hanging off of it. Without that, the handle is both too small and too oddly curved to make the knife almost at all holdable/usable. With it though, it provides some grip purchase and a bit of flexibility. Kinda weird idea, but it kinda works.