With paracord or other synthetic type cords, I just trim and melt the ends in place.
If you use natural materials, like cotton or hemp, you can use a drop of super glue on the ends after trimming the cords, or use hemostats/needle nose pliers and work the ends back under a couple of previous wraps to hide and secure them.
@Tobias, Yes, tying the same half knot instead of alternating them like you would for a cobra stitch/Solomon bar/Portuguese sinnet/square knotting, will cause the spiraling effect.
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how do you finish this?
With paracord or other synthetic type cords, I just trim and melt the ends in place.
If you use natural materials, like cotton or hemp, you can use a drop of super glue on the ends after trimming the cords, or use hemostats/needle nose pliers and work the ends back under a couple of previous wraps to hide and secure them.
im doing this on a AA Maglite and cant seem to get it as tight.
Hi!
Have i got this right? This is just a series of "half" cobra stitches.
Tobias
@Tobias, Yes, tying the same half knot instead of alternating them like you would for a cobra stitch/Solomon bar/Portuguese sinnet/square knotting, will cause the spiraling effect.
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