paracord tensioner 3d models

Great way to carry your Paracord, wind it on like a kite string and tear off as much as you need. The built-in cutter makes it easy to cut the length you want. To keep it compact, I didn't add a lighter to seal the ends because a lighter fits in your...

A little weight I designed to throw or slingshot paracord up into trees for antennas. Better than the bottle full of rocks that I was using before. I used TPU at 100% infill for rigidity and it came out very nicely and quite heavy for the size. Any...

It's a minimalist hipster arrow design that wraps neatly around a loop after completing your bracelet project.\n--- Support 3D Creator ---\nTo assist me in creating more innovative projects and remake existing ones, or simply fuel my creativity with...

Adjustable stopper for 4mm diameter paracord. V5 is designed so that you don't need to tread through any holes while all forces strive to keep cord in place, and include a cut out you can wind some cord around. Version 1-4 probably inferior...

This is a versatile paracord spool featuring two precision-cut hex bit screwdriver tips, an integrated razor with effortless removal capability, a protective lighter sleeve, and three strategically placed notches for securing the cord. Assembly...

This jig for paracord bracelets doesn't need any additional hardware or tools. You'll find everything you need in the Thing files. You can create bracelets with small and large buckles using the clips in different sizes (small or large). This jig...

Human: Carries 550 paracord. I discovered numerous designs, but they all fell short of my expectations. This device holds 100 ft of cord. It features standard rectangular razor blades (also known as scraper blades or Stanley 11-515). The tool...

I crafted this for my mom, who specifically requested a paracord slider. I had an extra piece of oak left over that I repurposed into this very project after she asked. You will need to print the end cap and the slider mount. The design fits a 1x2...

550 paracord kumihimo plate with 4mm 32 slots.

PARACORD BEAD NO:1 PAC Hole Diameter = 5.7 mm

PARACORD BEAD NO:2 GHOST Hole Diameter = 5.7 mm

The difference in tension between opposite paracord pieces determines the direction the joint leans and how much torque is applied. There are three degrees of freedom in total: left-right, up-down, and rotational. My other design attaches to it: 3...

This is an adapter to make your versa 3 into a paracord-bracelet watch! ... Simply print, use the original metal sliding bars from the fitbit watch band, attach it to your versa 3, and make your own paracord bracelet

The low-poly skull has been skillfully adapted to fit snugly onto a length of durable paracord.

This design was created for use with 750lb-test paracord, but I expect it will also work well with 550lb-test paracord, which has a slightly smaller diameter. The original intention behind this design was to pair it with a pulley block and tackle...

... charging cable that has pulsing micro lights running thought it. ...More can be found at the blog belowBlog post - https://facelesstech.wordpress.com/2021/01/30/pulse-micro-light-paracord-charging-cable-ios/Youtube - https://youtu.be/SMK6h7EhbCA

This is a tool for tying a diamond knot to a ring or carabiner using paracord for dog leashes or key chains.

Need a zipper pull for your trusty paracord 550? Here's what you're looking for! ...Check out this top-notch option: https://pico-project.com

... charging cable that has pulsing micro lights running thought it. ...More can be found at the blog below Blog post - https://facelesstech.wordpress.com/2021/01/30/pulse-micro-light-paracord-charging-cable-ios/ Youtube - https://youtu.be/SMK6h7EhbCA

This is walter's Paracord Vase Spool but then with 0.1 mm gaps, such that vase mode will work in Slic3r (which fills any gaps smaller than 100 microns). ...For more information, see the original Thing.

I fell head over heels for the compact shotshell holder (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:150872) and decided to give it a creative spin by replacing the clips with 5mm holes, perfect for threading 550 paracord through.

This is a modified version of Walter's Paracord Vase Spool but with 0.1 mm gaps to enable vase mode in Slic3r, which fills gaps smaller than 100 microns. ...For further details, refer to the original Thing on Thingiverse.

This is an ingenious DIY paracord line spooler, boasting two distinct iterations: one featuring robust 7mm and another slender 5mm thicknesses. ...Crafted with precision using PET-G material, it boasts a sturdy 30% infill density for added reliability.

Skilled 3D designers can add a personal touch to their creations and sell them online, or talented jewelers can revitalize their product lines by incorporating stylish silver or gold paracords. Each model boasts significant heft: a stunning silver...

I wrapped a 400ml glass bottle in paracord and used this clip to attach it to my belt, easy to remove and attach again.Designed for a belt with 38mm width and 4mm thickness.For good strength I recommend using PETG at 100% infill and placing the model...

(Picture above, video below on how to tie it) Someone has tested the original design to 120LBS pulling on his sling without failure.Here's the original video that shows it off, although the video is pretty unprofessional. And here is the video that I...

To replicate and build a case that's equivalent to the original, two identical endcaps are joined together securely by using three millimeters of durable paracord rope in every instance. ...Unfortunately, there seems to have been an oversight while...

Remix of a solid design by user "armourcraft" for individuals who have 550 sized paracord on hand. Pictured beads were crafted using 25 cm of paracord. The hole at the top measures 5 mm in diameter, allowing two strands to pass side by side with...

Remix of a solid design by user "armourcraft" for people who have 550 sized paracord on hand. Pictured beads were made using 25 cm of paracord. The hole on the top is 5 mm in diameter, enough to have two strands pass side by side, but a bit of a...

Simply wrap the paracord around the speaker, securing it with some strategically-placed knots, and you've got yourself a portable speaker that's easy to carry on-the-go. This is especially useful for music festivals or camping trips where you'll be...