paracord tensioner 3d models

The concept behind this design stemmed from the significant time required to craft a paracord wrap. If I were to revisit this project, I would likely opt for a thinner rope than paracord due to its width and gaudy appearance. At my local hardware...

... MEASUREMENTS Paracord/Rope: 15 inches or 38.1 cm long. Lengths may vary depending on personal preference. Paracord/Rope: 2 pieces are required. PRINT DETAILS Board: 2 units needed. Ring: 4 items to assemble. ... String End: 4 ends to secure

A compact paracord spool design includes a cutout for razor blade attachment and two notches for securing paracord ends. The top of the spool features a removable hole that can be utilized for attaching key-rings or carabiners. The lightweight...

The paracord locks when you feed it past the locking jaws and into one of the holes. It is designed to fit on a 200mm square bed with enough space to run a skirt to start up the filament flow. It is also a good way to use up left over lengths...

Simple hook that attaches securely to paracord. &nbsp;</p><p>Tested a hook printed in PLA with 100% infill with a 40lb bag of salt. &nbsp;It held up fine. &nbsp;I wouldn't trust this for climbing or anything but for most camping purposes this will be...

Spool for storing paracord or similar cordage is precisely what this design accomplishes. To bring this spool to life, print it in vase or spiral mode for a seamless, uninterrupted line without any retractions or travel moves, ideally with an...

A gadget designed to add an accessory hook anywhere on a 550 paracord line.To use take a bight anywhere in the line, pass it through the “eyes” and hook the bight around the “tongue” of the hook(er). ...Hang anything non life-preserving off your...

We aimed to produce around 50 paracord bracelets of uniform size. Given the lack of wood for screwing down to achieve precise sizing, we opted to print a straightforward jig that would enable us to drill into desired areas and customize our bracelet...

Spool for storing paracord or tent cord is designed to be printed in vase/spiral mode. The spool can be printed in one continuous line without retractions or travel moves, ideal with an extrusion width of 0.4-0.5mm. I created the design as a vase...

... than duct tape and zip-ties and more convenient than string. ... Take a piece of paracord, fold it in half and thread the ends of it through the cable wraps. Tie a good knot on each end so that they won't pull through, and you're ready to go. ...

Here's the fun part – after completing the initial braiding, fold down any excess paracord and tuck it under the main braid, hiding it inside where it can't be seen. ...Not only will this keep things tidy if you decide to re-braid it as a rope later...

I use the Creality Ender 3 enclosure, so i was able to tie the paracord around the high part of the frame and hang my filament above my printer, This will only really work on an Ender3 or Prusa Mk2/3/3S sided printer as a Ender5 may not leave enough...

Replacing them all the time becomes unnecessary once you switch to a paracord bracelet, which also happens to be way cooler than its rubber counterpart. If I feel like customizing it further down the line, I might add a window so that I can view...

A compact container to hold 100ft of standard 1/4" / 6mm paracord.\r\n\r\nI sought a means to store it on pegboard or a branch, keeping it from unraveling everywhere while not in use. Three holes and a notch facilitate this goal. Refer to images for...

It holds about 100 feet of paracord. To assemble it, simply print two halves at any desired infill setting and they will snap together easily to form the complete spool. Printing a raft often produces better results, although this is not essential....

A set of paracord bracelet buckles (sized based on what you're making) The yardstick goes in the long rectangular slot, and you place a screw through the hole perpendicular to the slot. Then, place a nut on the opposite side and tighten the screw,...

This is a simple adjustable jig for weaving paracord. Utilizes a yard stick for the backbone and is adjustable.</p><p>Version 1 is pictured and is fine for the fixed end. It is sized for 1 ¼" wide yardsticks</p><p>Version 2 has been deepened to allow...

... different colors. The entire print takes about 15 minutes and uses about 1.5 grams of plastic. There are two styles available: a round shape and an angled shape. The length of the paracord loop can also be customized to your particular application.

I don't have the tools to build a wood Paracord Jig, but I do have access to a 3D Printer. This utilizes the 24" Ratchet Bar Clamp/Spreader from Harbor Freight, which also fits on the 12" Bar Clamp/Spreader, as that's all I had available. It also...

This spool is designed specifically for 100ft of paracord but can be repurposed in various other ways. To bring this spool to life, you need to print two spool halves using a high infill percentage of at least 25%, and also the spool connector with...

To do this, you can simply tie the ends with paracord, which will grip the bottle perfectly. The larger one is designed specifically for Purell brand bottles. On the other hand, the 2-ounce ones are made to fit Target Up-Up brand bottles. ...Between...

The attached STL files represent my original design for a reliable 3D printed paracord break away. It connects and breaks smoothly, withstanding repeated disconnections without failure. Created in response to free versions that consistently failed,...

In addition, this tool incorporates two distinct sections: a hollow area designed to secure a key ring, as well as an attachment point for the free end of paracord. This setup enables seamless looping and organization of cordage. Purchase Paracord...

The length of the paracord loop can also be customized to your particular application.Paracord PreparationThis pull is designed to use 1/8 in. or 3 mm diameter paracord. You don't need to use high strength rope; just make sure it looks good! A roll...

1m of Paracord. There is a german description on my archery website but you can just follow the pictures. I printed the plate in 100% PETG and the sliders in 100% TPU. I am shooting competition with this sling and it is widely used in my club -...

Custom SectionInstructions All you have to do is to loop your paracord through the holes and then create your preferred style of braid and finish it with leaving a lengthy open loop to fasten the bracelet on your wrist. Don't worry, In the future, I...

Print 13 of 'em & thread 'em onto a doubled length of paracord, using a bit of dental floss to pull the cord thru. HOW TO USE: Every ten paces, slide one of the bottom "tens" beads away from the knot. If you've run out, slide all the "tens" back up...

Print 13 of 'em & thread 'em onto a doubled length of paracord, using a bit of dental floss to pull the cord thru. HOW TO USE: Every ten paces, slide one of the bottom "tens" beads away from the knot. If you've run out, slide all the "tens"...

This is a clamp for gregornoriskin's Paracord Bracelet Jig which should answer my wife's request for more flexibility in securing cord. The jig was printed on a Prusa Mini which is too small for the model. Reduce all the parts to 97% size and...

Print 13 of 'em & thread 'em onto a doubled length of paracord, using a bit of dental floss to pull the cord thru. HOW TO USE: Every ten paces, slide one of the bottom "tens" beads away from the knot. If you've run out, slide all the "tens" back up...