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How To Make A Paracord Belt With Metal Buckle. I liked the the idea of a paracord belt but i wanted to be adjustable and i did not want a clasp and tongue type buckle since i am not a fan. My belt will be made in a 14 strand flat braid using. This pattern uses over 120 feet of 550 lb paracord, so you’ll never be. The box knot paracord belt features a square pattern that looks stylish and modern. This paracord belt is cool and strong enough to be used as a strap. The outer orange and tan. For this belt i ended up using 40 foot of orange and 50 foot of tan for a 52 inch waist belt. Start by attaching the buckle to one end of the paracord and then create the base layer using the cobra weave technique. This is how i start the belt. 300 ft of paracord (cut into 100 foot sections) belt buckle. Once you reach the desired length, switch to the box knot pattern.

I liked the the idea of a paracord belt but i wanted to be adjustable and i did not want a clasp and tongue type buckle since i am not a fan. This paracord belt is cool and strong enough to be used as a strap. Start by attaching the buckle to one end of the paracord and then create the base layer using the cobra weave technique. Once you reach the desired length, switch to the box knot pattern. This is how i start the belt. My belt will be made in a 14 strand flat braid using. The box knot paracord belt features a square pattern that looks stylish and modern. For this belt i ended up using 40 foot of orange and 50 foot of tan for a 52 inch waist belt. This pattern uses over 120 feet of 550 lb paracord, so you’ll never be. The outer orange and tan.

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How To Make A Paracord Belt With Metal Buckle For this belt i ended up using 40 foot of orange and 50 foot of tan for a 52 inch waist belt. The box knot paracord belt features a square pattern that looks stylish and modern. Once you reach the desired length, switch to the box knot pattern. For this belt i ended up using 40 foot of orange and 50 foot of tan for a 52 inch waist belt. This paracord belt is cool and strong enough to be used as a strap. I liked the the idea of a paracord belt but i wanted to be adjustable and i did not want a clasp and tongue type buckle since i am not a fan. This is how i start the belt. Start by attaching the buckle to one end of the paracord and then create the base layer using the cobra weave technique. My belt will be made in a 14 strand flat braid using. This pattern uses over 120 feet of 550 lb paracord, so you’ll never be. The outer orange and tan. 300 ft of paracord (cut into 100 foot sections) belt buckle.