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PaleSpruce
United States
Приєднався 15 бер 2011
Presenting at the Douglas County Libraries local author showcase
Enjoyed presenting along with other local authors at the Douglas County Libraries' local author showcase in August 2018.
Snow, sunsets, a mountain lion, amazing small towns, friends and my family. It's all there in the book.
Snow, sunsets, a mountain lion, amazing small towns, friends and my family. It's all there in the book.
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Bikepacking with Kids on The Colorado Tral Segment 1
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Segment 1 travels 16 from Waterton Canyon to the South Platte River.
Eye of Sauron Paracord Handle
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Using paracord to wrap an ebony stained hiking stick. The "eye" comes from a bad knot that was drilled out. Apologies for the bad video quality.
Simple Paracord Hiking Stick Wrap
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Finishing a hiking stick using 17 feet of paracord on a recessed handle. My son picked the multi-colored paracord. If the handle was a consistent diameter, it would have made a very cool pattern. Music: I Am Running Down the Long Hallway of Viewmont Elementary by Chris Zabriskie is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)
I Fought the Gila...And The Gila Won
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Fighting the mud in the Gila Wilderness on the 2014 Tour Divide.
A short preview of the first mile of the Tour Divide course - Spray Lake Trail
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A short preview of the First mile of the Tour Divide course - Spray Lake Trail
Tyvek Wallet Survives Two Years Of Daily Wear
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After two years of daily usages, a Tyvek wallet shows some wear, but is still intact and going strong.
Bikepacking - breaking down camp
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Time lapse video showing how I break down my camp in the morning. It's filmed in my yard because I didn't want to lug a tripod on a trip. Clothing is stored in the handlebar bag, sleeping bag/quilt stored in the seat bag, and the bivy is stored in the frame bag.
J.Paks SeatPak Review
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A detailed review of J.Paks bikepacking seat bag. If you like local gear makers and live in or around Colorado, you have to check out the J.Paks bags.
Spiral hitched paracord handle
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Maple hiking stick finished with a spiral hitched paracord handle and lanyard.
Contents of the StayOutThere kit
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Walkthrough of the contents for the Pale Spruce overnight StayOutThere kit
Repackage Toothpaste Into Smaller Containers
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Put your toothpase and other liquids into smaller containers to save both weight and space in your ultralight kit
Lightweight camping gear repair kit
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Lightweight camping gear repair kit
Make Your Own Gear - Tyvek Wallet Review
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Make Your Own Gear - Tyvek Wallet Review
7oz Ultralight Bikepacking Coffee Setup
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7oz Ultralight Bikepacking Coffee Setup
How To Untie a Quick Release Paracord Bracelet
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How To Untie a Quick Release Paracord Bracelet
What do you carry? Winter roadie edition
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What do you carry? Winter roadie edition
What's In Your Pack? Mountain Bike Edition
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What's In Your Pack? Mountain Bike Edition
Now how to put it back?
Good vid, wondered the best way of doing this. at last, a vid showing something I may be capable of!!
Hi! Thanks a lot for this. Is it a good idea to also glue the string to the shaft, in your opinion?
As long as you have a tight wrap and your finishing knot is secure, there is no need to use glue.
That is the most annoying sound I think I have ever heard. Had to stop.
Thanks for the info
Be advised you will need more than 1 foot for the loop at the end. Had to redo mine because 1 foot is way to small.
Awesome idea! Looks great!
is there a name for that downward hook on the pole?
That music would trigger epilepsy....
leather all I use wet it wrap it, leave a loop
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As young boys we used to do this with our knifes Alec from Glasgow Scotland
Very nice and slow also for how to finish the handle with the knot. 👍🏻
How do I know about how much string to buy?
That's not a whipping knot a whipping not you pull the loop string all the way back through the underneath
Wouldn't it have been better if you'd started the other way round, so the knot was at the bottom of the handle grip, I think I'd find it annoying been at the top.
Quick,simple,easy. Can't ask for more.
How much paracord did you use?
This handle used 15-20 feet since the wrap covered more of the hiking stick
What is hard to find anywhere is how to calculate the length of cord necessary for a project.
I usually use 12-18 feed of paracord, depending on how large of a handle are you prefer.
Instant coffee?? Come on!
Missing from the video is pulling the wrap tight with every turn around the stick. Also, you must push the turns up towards the starting turn to make room for more turns. If you don't do these things the wrap will start to slide down the walking stick as you use it. Also, this is a basic whipping wrap; I first learned it as a boy scout decades ago, but this one isn't done in a way that will keep it tight and on the stick. There are other, better examples of this wrap or other walking stick wraps which will hold tight longer.
Examples, please. 🙂
I recommend to try the Conor bikes or WRC bikes , Spanish mark , very good cycles
hi, its been eight years - hope you're in a better place now than then! sure must be rough having to divide up toothpaste like that.
do u have any tips on making the recessed handle? Thanks a lot!
I have used a small hand grinder, a competitor to a Dremel, there are several brands. Carefully mark the staff, and be careful when grinding away wood. It's better to grind away a shallow layer, then another and check the circumference after each pass. It also helps to practice on a short piece of stick before you do your walking stick.
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Great video
Aweful video. Bad music. No voiceover for explanation. Cut out important things and showed a lot of stroking of the paracord- weird.
no this is a whipping wrap, very nice job
what kind of alcohol do you use? where can I find it?
Denatured alcohol can be found in most hardware stores. You can also use HEET which can be found in auto parts stores.
Does the cord shrink or expand if soaked in water? If so, would it be best to wrap the handle with the cord either wet or dry? So it will be as tight as possible. Also consider using other weight/diameter cord. Smaller diameter would give you longer length if you needed it for coarse stitching (fabrics - hides). Thicker, like 750 lb break, MILC 5040 Type IV (I think) is almost strong enough to emergency rappel(You have to know your knots), or pull a heavy load.
Dousing the wrap in hot water after done will shrink it up.
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Wow what a usefull wrap!!
Name of music please may I get a Link ty nice job
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Nice job. If I might make a suggestion, I would finish it off with "wood Hardener", keeps the rope from shifting around.
Thank you for doing this how to. I have never been good at knot tying and I was both in the Navy and I am Native American lol Go figure. This video is perfect for the project I will be attempting and I so thank you for doing it. The timing of the finding this could not be more perfect.
I tried to do this in a seminar and the instructor gave up on me and took the stick and did it herself. I was happy to find this too!
@@beckybaur7064 lmao XD
This is called lashing. Been around for thousands of years.
Why not at the beginning just take the loose end that will become the wrist loop, bunch it up and lightly tape it to the top of the stick, so it won't keep getting fouled up in the wrapping process? When the wrapping is done, you un-tape the loose piece and go on to make the wrist strap....
That is a trick I do.
Goofy music, too hard to follow with distraction
Thank you. This was great - easy to follow. I also liked that the diameter not consistent - it shows how the pattern evolves. (and, seriously, I cannot believe the criticisms on this thread - you gave us a different option and that's great!)
Don't you mean Paracord? You refer to "the criticisms on this THREAD"
Thanks for sharing this, tons of good ideas!
You cut the important part and leave the boring stuff
I just can't imagine that this wrap is going to be durable enough to last more than a few uses.
I have done a few this way. It does last if you use a 550 mil spec and if you douse it in hot water to tighten it up when finished.
@user-ll4lf5go1m I've had one on my daughters staff since 2018. Though there ARE better and prettier variations, this one is easy for kids to do.
how exactly did he recess the stick?
I used a chisel to cut out a recess to match the paracord thickness
@@Palespruce I never recess the staffs I wrap. A recess will weaken the staff and ultimately defeat the purpose.Tension, consistent tension is the difference in the pattern.
Stop playing with yourself and get on with the show
I’d really like to make one of these for my son’s school bag but being a first time paracord-er I’m not sure how you get the loop at the opposite end of the buckle. Is there a good tutorial that you know of for that? Any recommendations would be great! Thanks!
Kelly, I have the full instructions on my website at www.palespruce.com/myog-paracord-sternum-strap-with-emergency-whistle/
"work the knot down to the handle" FUCK YOU!
It would have made more sense to finish the wrap as per a Common Whipping (ABoK 3442) rather than leave the end free to slip from the loop and unravel. Multi-coloured paracord almost NEVER makes a "cool pattern" because the cord tension plays a part as well as the diameter.
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