I'm looking for "paracord" about 1/4' Diameter.Is this it?
992488
no , the dia. is smaller . but this tough-grid 750 paracord is probaly more that the strenth you need, for a small dia. cord .
992489
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
465675
Sorry, but I returned this item, because I found out I could not use it. I do believe the shackle may be 1/4 inch, but do not have it to measure. Sorry.
1211024
I have looked for and did not find a 1/4 inch chuck that will fit this tool. I do not think it would be advisable to use 1/4 inch bits on this tool as it lacks the power needed to turn them under load.
245249
You can use any type of lashing cord such as rawhide laces or as we prefer 550 paracord. There are many sellers of paracord on the web.
301191
The label does not give the manufactures' name. it does list the military specifications, and says that they have been manufacturing paracord for the U.S. Military since 1942. Contact lifesavertools@gemall.com with any more questions.
1388496
No. About the thickest thing this could be used for is about 1/4 inch. Hope this helps
1014353
I definitely would. I've bo bought paracord from different brands and sometimes ended too short. This particular brand I did fine with.
981013
I just purchased one along with a 100' spool of 750 paracord. The 750 paracord would not fit in the slots. I had to tie it off using the larger hole on the end of the tool located on the same side as the cutter. I was disappointed but still glad to have an all in one tool to organize and cut my paracord. Hopefully, they will design one specifically for the 750 paracord in the future.
377868
hmm... Good point. They seem not to exist. It looks like the longest ones you'll be able to use are 1 1/2 in.
1184680
No, it is not. It is for crimping copper or aluminum connectors on cable of various size.
764347
You can get one on here or from a hardware store, any product with a 1/4" quick connect.
392405
I haven't tried it, but the biggest hole/notch for the anti-fraying end is snug, and the smallest hole is probably just fine for what you're describing. I've only used 550, can't attest to any other cord. I will venture a guess that it'd be super easy to drill/saw/chamfer new holes if you need something more specialized. This thing is really just about right for a lot of applications!
427649
http://www.umei.com/lanyards/making/hardware/attachment/18-lanyard-hardware-attachment.htmThe round cord 1/8" lanyard string. Works perfect.
47989
The specs on 550 paracord is closer to 3/16". I think the technical specs for 550 paracord are 4.3 mm or 0.169". This is very close to a standard size paracord, but may be a tiny bit thicker than china made paracord. It is not 3/8"
1963172
It looks like a standard size nylon cord that you could find at Lowes or Home Depot!
102897
Yes. Each section of paracord is approximately 10 feet in length. You need around 1 foot of paracord per inch of wrist measurement to be sure you don't run out before you finish. The amount left over has never been enough to make 2 bracelets out of the same section (unless you're making them for very young children). Hope this helps.
1686482
Its not 1/4" . Its 5/16". Used a micrometer and a Craftsman Drill Index to confirm it. The shackle will not come close to fitting into a 1/4" drill hole and a 1/4" flat washer will not fit onto the shackle.