Paracord Fusion Ties - Volume 2: Survival Ties, Pouches, Bars, Snake Knots, and Sinnets

by J.D. Lenzen, The Paracordist (Foreword)

Paracord Fusion Ties - Volume 2 (PFT-V2) is the second installment in the paracord fusion ties book series and another stunning achievement by author J.D. Lenzen. Like Paracord Fusion Ties - Volume 1, PFT-V2 reveals innovative and stylish ways of storing paracord for later use. So once again you'll find crisp, clear, full-color photographs (over 1,000 in all!), coupled with succinctly written, easy to follow step-by-step instructions for bracelets, straps, and key fobs, as well as medallions and other storage ties that will keep your paracord on-hand and ready for deployment. Still PFT-V2 doesn't stop there! It also provides directions for ties and techniques that represent the next level in paracording knowledge—the making of practical paracord objects.

Primarily designed to provide survival and/or tactical advantages, practical paracord objects are in themselves useful. That is, they provide benefits to those who tie them, in real time; as opposed to when they’re unraveled and the cord within them used. Examples of the practical paracord objects in PFT-V2 include: Bush Sandals, Emergency Snow Goggles, No-Slip Machete Grip, Single-Cord Rock Sling, and more; including pouches, baskets, secret compartment fobs, and tactical ties.

Featuring instructions for 36 awe-inspiring paracord designs (35 book ties plus an eBook Bonus Tie!), PFT-V2 is an epic step forward in the craft of fusion knotting and a must have book for anyone serious about learning paracord ties!

Genres: Reference, Crafts

180 pages, Kindle Edition

First published July 31, 2013

Reviews

[Elizabeth Hammersmith · Rating 5 out of 5]

Facinating Ideas

This book is for anyone who would like to advance their knowledge of para cord projects from bracelets to para cord bars and other decorative work. The illustrations are clear and each step is shown so that it's easy to follow.

[Steve Davis · Rating 4 out of 5]

great visual guide on paracord. For obvious reasons a color screen is recommended for reading and not monochrome like a Kindle to help differentiate the cords.

[Eric Seaver · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great ideas, easy to follow

Made the no slip machete grip with wrist strap first in just minutes, making my plain, beat up machete handle look like new, but more functional. Add to it the fact that in a pinch I could untie it to have over 20' of paracord to use in a survival or bushcraft situation, and I'm looking forward to making more of these ties.

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[Wren Bourriague · Rating 5 out of 5]

Paracord fusion ties

This book was absolutely amazing and I recommend this book to anyone with a love for crafts and sixty feet of paracord.