Simplify bracelet production time by making consistently sized bands. Making a hidden spline jig. How to build a paracord bracelet jig picture here required materials:
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I lightly sanded the edges and with medium sandpaper which is optional, but makes it feel much better in the hand. Two longer pieces for the base. Use the 1 1/4 inch bolt to hold the 2 inch piece and the longer bottom piece together.
Use The Bottom Loose End To Wrap Up And Over The Wire Above It As Shown.
Four smaller pieces for the top and bottom of the jig. Learning how to weave a 550 paracord (parachute cord) bracelet. Put the jig on the mat as you normally would position an item for print then cut, lined up with the upper left corner.
Insert A Single Peg Into An Edge Hole In The Jig And Insert The Beginning And Ending Loop Over It.
One piece for the middle, moving part. First, cut off the lengths of paracord you need and burn the cut ends so they will not fray. Insert the other 1¼” flat head bolt into the center hole.
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How to make a paracord bracelet jig. Insert one of the 1¼” flat head bolts into the center hole. Then select the buckle size you want and insert the buckle clasps into the jig's buckles.
