Corner of Lanyard Lane & Sheath Street

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1967redrider wrote: Fri May 29, 2020 3:02 pm
TPK wrote: Fri May 29, 2020 4:29 am
1967redrider wrote: Thu May 28, 2020 5:57 pm One of my sisters made me some lanyards for my birthday.
Wow! Those look great John! Compliments on your sister from me! Very nice Lanyards! ::tu:: :D

Thanks, Tom. ::handshake::

She has a wide variety of Paracord and can do different weaves.
Does your sister sell them also?

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petesknives wrote: Sat May 30, 2020 5:45 pm
1967redrider wrote: Fri May 29, 2020 3:02 pm
TPK wrote: Fri May 29, 2020 4:29 am

Wow! Those look great John! Compliments on your sister from me! Very nice Lanyards! ::tu:: :D

Thanks, Tom. ::handshake::

She has a wide variety of Paracord and can do different weaves.
Does your sister sell them also?

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She hasn't, Ken, but I texted her a picture of your request.
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Thanks RR ::tu::

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This is how poor folk improvise.....
I love Imperial steel and now have a fixed blade with a sheath, but knives aren't easy to access when they're tucked up under my side roll
and son't hang low enough.....LOL. Plus I'm slightly less flexible then I was last week....LOL
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Quite a while ago I bought a knife from Scott (3F) and this lanyard was attached. The wrappin' paper hadn't even hit the floor yet and the lanyard was off the knife and on Mary Jo's keys. Thanks
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Here is a sheath for a timber scribe, something you don’t see too often.

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That's cool. Necessity is the mother of invention. ::tu::
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TPK wrote: Fri May 29, 2020 4:26 am
thankgod4rkids wrote: Thu May 28, 2020 10:19 pm
TPK wrote: Sun May 17, 2020 5:58 pm If anyone knows of a good book about how to make these types of things I'd appreciate the Info. Thanks! ::handshake:: :D
Tom,
I don't know if you can find it but this book is excellent. All the leather braids work equally well with paracord. I did try making my own rawhide with my sons when they were young (whole nother story and mad wife!]. The belt I made in the early 80's. Mostly play with paracord these days.
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Nice work on that belt! ::tu:: Thanks for the tip, I'll Do some research on the weekend and see If I can find that book anywhere over here. Who knows, sometimes you get lucky, sometimes you don't. ::shrug:: But it's still a good tip for others who stumble across this thread so Thanks for sharing that Bill! Even if I don't find it, maybe someone else interested in Lanyards will. ::tu:: ::handshake:: ::super_happy::

Time to make the Doughnuts! ::doh:: ::facepalm:: (off to work)
Tom, check out www.abebooks.com
They mostly deal with used books and do have several issues available.
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Made these yesterday. Knife fobs or zipper pulls for backpacks or luggage.
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Here is a belt sheath for folders. It works well for folders that are 4" or longer closed.
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I had a few relevant knives within arms read so I decided to take some photos for this thread...
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jtx.. You are the Master knot tyer!!!! ::tu::

Nice pics T.. ::tu::
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jmh58 wrote: Fri Jun 05, 2020 11:55 am jtx.. You are the Master knot tyer!!!! ::tu::

Nice pics T.. ::tu::
John :D
I agree with ya 💯% John! I gotta learn how to do that kind of stuff! Nice pictures guys, thanks for posting em! ::tu:: ::super_happy::

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Well..., all I did today was bought 50 yards of paracord in 8 colors. 50 altogether, not 400. LOL! :lol: And I made a lanyard for my new Imperial knife that my buddy in PA sent to me. Turned out pretty cool I think. Grey cord with foldable tip for easy on off option. ::tu:: 9mm shell with rubber shrinkable hose on it to avoid scratches and also gives it a stealth look & a soft feel to it. ::tu:: ::hmm:: Think I'll add some hose to the folding tip tomarrow as well. ::tu:: Maybe I'll also add a little piece of stag to the lanyard tomarrow. I bonded with this knife on first sight and it's in my watch pocket right now. Hope that's ok with you Ryan if I EDC it. ::shrug:: I'll take some pictures of all the knives I got this week & post them later or tomorrow but I'm guessing tomarrow. I'm being lazy today & I'm on a roll right now! ::tu:: ::super_happy::

Take care of yourselves everyone & if ya don't go to church on Sundays, you should at least eat some PopTarts! God has a place in his heart for PopTart Fans! ::tu:: ::super_happy::

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Looks very cool, Tom! And 50 yards of paracord should make you an ample supply of lanyards. :wink: ::tu::
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1967redrider wrote: Sat Jun 06, 2020 8:58 pm Looks very cool, Tom! And 50 yards of paracord should make you an ample supply of lanyards. :wink: ::tu::
Thanks John. ::handshake:: My so called "Lanyard" isn't really very impressive without any braiding but the Imperial pen knife is a pretty cool little dude! ::super_happy:: And it has great snap! ::nod:: No idea ::hmm:: how much paracord you need to make a nice lanyard but my plan is to find out. ::nod:: One thing I do know, I could make a very long lanyard with 50 yards of paracord if I wanted to. :mrgreen: Or..., I can screw up, get mad, throw em away & start over a lot of times. :mrgreen: LOL! :lol:

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TPK wrote: Sat Jun 06, 2020 9:28 pm
1967redrider wrote: Sat Jun 06, 2020 8:58 pm Looks very cool, Tom! And 50 yards of paracord should make you an ample supply of lanyards. :wink: ::tu::
Thanks John. ::handshake:: My so called "Lanyard" isn't really very impressive without any braiding but the Imperial pen knife is a pretty cool little dude! ::super_happy:: And it has great snap! ::nod:: No idea ::hmm:: how much paracord you need to make a nice lanyard but my plan is to find out. ::nod:: One thing I do know, I could make a very long lanyard with 50 yards of paracord if I wanted to. :mrgreen: Or..., I can screw up, get mad, throw em away & start over a lot of times. :mrgreen: LOL! :lol:

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Lots of "How To" vids on YouTube. About 10 years ago I watched one and replaced the clutch in my car. You'll be a lanyard master in no time!
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1967redrider wrote: Sat Jun 06, 2020 10:37 pm
TPK wrote: Sat Jun 06, 2020 9:28 pm
1967redrider wrote: Sat Jun 06, 2020 8:58 pm Looks very cool, Tom! And 50 yards of paracord should make you an ample supply of lanyards. :wink: ::tu::
Thanks John. ::handshake:: My so called "Lanyard" isn't really very impressive without any braiding but the Imperial pen knife is a pretty cool little dude! ::super_happy:: And it has great snap! ::nod:: No idea ::hmm:: how much paracord you need to make a nice lanyard but my plan is to find out. ::nod:: One thing I do know, I could make a very long lanyard with 50 yards of paracord if I wanted to. :mrgreen: Or..., I can screw up, get mad, throw em away & start over a lot of times. :mrgreen: LOL! :lol:

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Lots of "How To" vids on YouTube. About 10 years ago I watched one and replaced the clutch in my car. You'll be a lanyard master in no time!
Well..., I hope your right. But you usually are. ::tu:: ::super_happy:: As long as I don't have to work on any cars. LOL! :lol:
Unless it was an oldtimer or a 4-wheeler, I'd have absolutely No interest what so ever. ::huff:: Don't enjoy working on EDC cars at all. ::barf::

Have a great weekend John! ::handshake:: Greetings on Brenda & the Cumberland crew from good old Germany! ::super_happy::

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TPK, I like your lanyard! Have fun with the paracord and be sure to post pictures.
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Jtx wrote: Sun Jun 07, 2020 1:34 pm TPK, I like your lanyard! Have fun with the paracord and be sure to post pictures.
Thanks Jtx! ::handshake:: :D

Got a package today! :mrgreen: The heat is on! ::doh::
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First Experiments :mrgreen:

Celtic Knots / or Ranger Knots / or Celtic Ranger Knots / or something like that! :mrgreen:

These are tight on the grey cord but they can still be pushed back & forth. ::tu::

Thanks for looking! ::handshake:: :D
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I hate to waist any leftovers. :mrgreen: ::shrug:: LOL! :lol:
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Looking great, Tom, and very ingenious use of all materials. ::tu::

Toting my 10th birthday Cub Scout today with one of my recent birthday lanyards, how appropriate I thought.
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Looking good Tom ::tu::

Soon you'll be able to tie your shoes ::woot::

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1967redrider wrote: Wed Jun 10, 2020 6:25 pm Looking great, Tom, and very ingenious use of all materials. ::tu::

Toting my 10th birthday Cub Scout today with one of my recent birthday lanyards, how appropriate I thought.
Yes! ::tu:: :D Great knife & Lanyard! ::tu:: ::tu:: ::super_happy::
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