Which Watch are you wearing today?

[dlbleak]

I expected a response like "your mom's house" from someone on here but noooooo

Yeah, that’s how these things trend, buuut, I asked because I have a couple P&K contacts and am in nw Oklahoma quite regularly. I could bring or pick up
Parts if needed

 

[okierider]

So, what are you trying to say, huh, huh. Go ahead just say it. We all know who your talking about, so just say it. Okierider's not always a smart*ss. Sometimes, just sometimes he's a dumb*ss. Not always, just sometimes.

At least this dumbass knows not to eat the crayons!!!

 

[surjimmy]

At least this dumbass knows not to eat the crayons!!!

The purple ones taste like grapes.

 

[surjimmy]

 

[GnometownHero]

Great looking watch... We need a better view and tutorial on the band you made.... That is cool.

I watched a couple of youtube videos. Cut 11ft of 550 cord and remove core strings & melt the ends of the outer layer
Pretty simple knot to learn, switch sides each stitch. A jig board to keep it straight helps but I did this freehand. Used a small pair of hemostats for a tuck and pull tool.
The buckles were harvested off an old camera bag.
Patience and eating some potassium so my fingers would quit cramping. Had to undo and rewrap a couple times to figure it out for size. Took me a couple of hours...hey I have wasted 2hrs on stupider or less successful projects.

 

[Glock 'em down]

I watched a couple of youtube videos. Cut 11ft of 550 cord and remove core strings & melt the ends of the outer layer
Pretty simple knot to learn, switch sides each stitch. A jig board to keep it straight helps but I did this freehand. Used a small pair of hemostats for a tuck and pull tool.
The buckles were harvested off an old camera bag.
Patience and eating some potassium so my fingers would quit cramping. Had to undo and rewrap a couple times to figure it out for size. Took me a couple of hours...hey I have wasted 2hrs on stupider or less successful projects.

Just looks like a simple cobra knot. Tons of tutorial vids on YouTube. Also, a veteran owned company called www.BoredParacord.com has tons and tons of colors and patterns, at good prices.

Nice job!

 

[coolhandluke]

 

[okierider]

I watched a couple of youtube videos. Cut 11ft of 550 cord and remove core strings & melt the ends of the outer layer
Pretty simple knot to learn, switch sides each stitch. A jig board to keep it straight helps but I did this freehand. Used a small pair of hemostats for a tuck and pull tool.
The buckles were harvested off an old camera bag.
Patience and eating some potassium so my fingers would quit cramping. Had to undo and rewrap a couple times to figure it out for size. Took me a couple of hours...hey I have wasted 2hrs on stupider or less successful projects.

Very cool and thanks for sharing. Have watched a couple videos on the subject since I posted .
Learning a new skill is never stupid .... You get good at that , there could be a market for that type of watch band . Just may know a bunch of watch nuts running around the area ....

 

[surjimmy]

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Sure didn't see this Thursday.

 

[thor447]

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Can't go wrong there.