I'm looking for "paracord" about 1/4' Diameter.Is this it?
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no , the dia. is smaller . but this tough-grid 750 paracord is probaly more that the strenth you need, for a small dia. cord .
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Honestly not sure mate..... but it's the best I've found so far, by far. Owner is super cool and PERSONALLY helpful. DO IT
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Hello, Currently we do not offer 2-1/4" wire loom. We have 2" or 2-1/2. You can search for these two sizes by putting the following ASIN Number in the search on Amazon. 2" Black B00I0BE9EO, 2" White B00I0BF3NA, and 2.5" Black B00I0ABJLG I hope this helps.
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I don't think this is the correct one you're looking for, but they have all lengths and sizes. Try searching for CRL "3/16" they do have this size as an option.
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I.D. is 3/4" O.D. is 1-1/4" hook is 1/4" diameter good quality hope this helps
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No. About the thickest thing this could be used for is about 1/4 inch. Hope this helps
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You can get one on here or from a hardware store, any product with a 1/4" quick connect.
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I tied some paracord around the neck. Then I found these handles:Juglug - Handle for Hydro Flask Type Bottles (Black) 2-pack
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It looks like a standard size nylon cord that you could find at Lowes or Home Depot!
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The regular cord diameter is 3/16". It doesn't flatten much compared with commercial paracord when tightly wound.
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No, it is narrower. I put pieces side-by-side and the paracord is about twiuce the diameter. (~1/8").
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yes just smaller diameter than the type you would buy to hold down tarps and such. Perfect replacement for most cords on nearly all kayaks.
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I wish I could help but unfortunately I have not had a need to use 1/4" so haven't looked for one.
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If you have 1/4" end (which you should) then yes. 1/4" is universal to these applications
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It's all up to you, this kit is design to hold the clip buckle in place and can adjust to the measurement so that you have 2 hands to weave n braid the bracelet. So if you're not making a survival bracelet and are making one as a ornament then there's no need to use paracord. The newer version comes with a hook to hold other size buckle, you can just hook wat ever cord you have n just carry on with the pattern you intend to make. It should be ok, not necessarily to use paracord. Hope this help, have a great day.
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Yes, I have used it for many projects, and it seems to be holding up. (I make paracord items and also bracelets) Hope that helps.
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Hi Donald, I've been sorta waiting for someone else to answer this one but since no one has... here is my take on it. I'd wrap it around a long nail or spike much the same way you would put it on a spool. My nail or wrap area would be no longer than ~5 3/4". I'd then tuck the cord into itself on one end and stuff it in my pouch, nail and all. Never hurts to have another tool around. ; - ) I have seen some videos on how to wrap cord in a way that holds it together well but also allows for quick and easy unraveling in an urgent situation. You may want to YouTube that as I'm not allowed to put outside links in this note. I hope someone gives you a better answer... but that's what I'd do since we don't have a better one yet. All the Best, Bill... TOUGH-GRID UPDATE: You're welcome Don! When you search YouTube, use the term "paracord deployment lanyard" I think you'll like the videos you find there. Bill... TOUGH-GRID
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Nylon which is not real 550 Paracord, which is a true Mil Spec item and is a far superior cord, but most of the stuff you see marked as 550 Paracord is counterfeit stuff produced in China. But you can rewrap with the real stuff, or (better) just put a longer (and much more useful) piece of the real stuff in your bag for when you need it.