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How To Join Two Ends Of Shock Cord. I've looked over dutch's products, but i'm not seeing anything for what i have in mind. Trim of 1/2 of the exposed core on one side. I'm looking for a way to terminate 1/16 (or even 1/32 or 3/32) shock cords. Bless you child, when you set out to thread a needle don't hold the thread still and fetch the needle up to it; Roll back the overbraid on both ends about an inch exposing the inner white rubber core. This knot is particularly useful in situations where you need to extend the length of your bungee cord, such as when securing larger loads or creating a makeshift clothesline at a campsite. Let the ends overlap by at least 6 inches. Hold the needle still and poke. Line up the two ends of the shock cords that you want to join together. The zeppelin bend will securely tie two bungee cords together.

Let the ends overlap by at least 6 inches. I've looked over dutch's products, but i'm not seeing anything for what i have in mind. This knot is particularly useful in situations where you need to extend the length of your bungee cord, such as when securing larger loads or creating a makeshift clothesline at a campsite. Hold the needle still and poke. The zeppelin bend will securely tie two bungee cords together. Roll back the overbraid on both ends about an inch exposing the inner white rubber core. Trim of 1/2 of the exposed core on one side. Bless you child, when you set out to thread a needle don't hold the thread still and fetch the needle up to it; I'm looking for a way to terminate 1/16 (or even 1/32 or 3/32) shock cords. Line up the two ends of the shock cords that you want to join together.

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How To Join Two Ends Of Shock Cord Trim of 1/2 of the exposed core on one side. Roll back the overbraid on both ends about an inch exposing the inner white rubber core. Line up the two ends of the shock cords that you want to join together. Let the ends overlap by at least 6 inches. Bless you child, when you set out to thread a needle don't hold the thread still and fetch the needle up to it; Trim of 1/2 of the exposed core on one side. This knot is particularly useful in situations where you need to extend the length of your bungee cord, such as when securing larger loads or creating a makeshift clothesline at a campsite. I'm looking for a way to terminate 1/16 (or even 1/32 or 3/32) shock cords. The zeppelin bend will securely tie two bungee cords together. I've looked over dutch's products, but i'm not seeing anything for what i have in mind. Hold the needle still and poke.