What is a paracord jig?

The paracord jig is a tool that is often overlooked. Bigger projects go much smoother with jigs as well. Whether it be a monkey fist, dog collar, or gun sling – jigs make these crafts go much smoother and allows you to hold all that paracord in place so you can make your project right the first time.

Do you need a paracord jig?

The paracord jig is a tool that is often overlooked. They really help you out when you need you need it most, which is when you need both hands. Too many times I’ve taped my bracelet to the table only to have the tape come undone or used a makeshift jig only to have it break.

What do you need to make a paracord bracelet?

Many supplies needed are also commonly found in the home. With that said, let’s start with the first step: planning a paracord bracelet jig. There are a few aspects worth considering when making a jig. Since it is made by you, you can customize just about everything, from the wood used, to the very functionality of the jig.

Can you make a wider jig for paracord?

This means that generally, a wider jig will have more buckle types you can use. A smart way to get around the width restriction is to have your middle and top part that have the buckles mounted interchangeable or able to rotate. The length determines how, well long the items you make can be.

Do you need a jig to make bracelets?

I highly recommend that you use the jig in combination with basic bracelet sizing theory, which will give you all you need to make bracelets. While there are many jig designs out there, I selected this type of jig due to the tools you need. It can be done without power tools, or with, depending on what you have.

Can You Mount buckles on a wider jig?

The wider the jig, the more different buckle sizes you can mount on it. This means that generally, a wider jig will have more buckle types you can use. A smart way to get around the width restriction is to have your middle and top part that have the buckles mounted interchangeable or able to rotate.