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tfisher
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Joined: 29 Jan 2007
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HELP!
I am looking for web sites that show or have articles on how I can make paracord into bottle carrying straps similar to fishing nets or macrame.
Trying to make a paracord net container for empty soda bottles and NALGENE water bottles. (No I am not trying to have a Nato canteen like Bear)
Any ideas or links?
I have already found a paracord lanyard site http://stormdrane.blogspot.com/ which is incredable.
Thanks in Advance.............
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Drummer Dave
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Sorry Tfisher i haven't seen anything like that yet, keep my eyes open though. 
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TrooperMax
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Yeah I would like to find something lik ethis too. I havnt seen any sites about this. I still need to find paracord 
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Survivor Kid 909
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Hey TFisher, i have seen that site before and love it! I wish i could do those things but they just all frustrate me!
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turd
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| Thu Jul 26, 2007 12:15 pm |
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tfisher
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Thanks "TURD" That may just do the trick, I will experiment with that.
Thanks Again
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OGTL
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I scanned them from my Back to Basics book  |
Nice, I just bought that book off of eBay. How is it? (I assume it's the readers digest one.)
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turd
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It's great, and full of cool info. 
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turd
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| | Thanks "TURD" That may just do the trick, I will experiment with that.
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No prob. Let us know how it works out
eric
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offroad1994
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This is an awesome web site!!
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offroad1994
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I see there are many decorative lanyard knot books out there. Does anyone have a recommendation?
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