Adjustable Length Paracord jig Bracelet Maker Wooden Frame-Paracord Braiding Weaving DIY Craft Tool Kit

So far, fulfilled my begging steps on the hobby of weaving wonderful useful bracelets, key fobs, straps, and more that need to learn and do. This jig is the fountain where the torrent of Paracord objects of my hobby is worked out. It's set with the exact distances need according with the lock mechanism of your choosing be 3/8 in, 1/2 in, 5/8, 3/4, 1 in , brackets or other accessories. So you can do your weaving without the worries of taking care the attachment allowance. For me, that's is golden since allowed me to enjoy the weaving patrons, the eureka moments of learning and doing plus the amazing beauty of the knots, since the jig is holding it for you. There is a problem with the hex nut of the movement piece which get stuck on its track when you have a change of longitude. This is due to the softness of the wood used for the jig construction. When you tight the butterfly nut on the top to set up the distance, it sinks on the wood and pulls up the hex nut that also incrust itself in the wood of its rail; consequently, you have to hit a little bit the hex nut down to release it from its burrow, every time. To make the correction to the new distance desired. Annoying and eventually will damaged your jig, so there are other options of wood and metal. This one for the price and its four preset attachments, for me, it's better and useful, so far.

I wanted to make myself a few paracord "devices" and my first attempt saw me using binder clamps and a yardstick (and a lot of expletives). This is the best purchase I've made in a long time, and I whipped out new paracord pack straps, and "adventure bands" for my nephew and brother in law and I can generally turn out whatever I want in about an hour.I've also made a small "extension" that channels into the runner for making the longer items; the "bolt and nut" channel makes this super easy!

Works but wing nuts don't tighten well, slip unless you keep tightening. Probably the soft wood its made of.

This is a great little jig for the money!! I was pretty impressed! The only con that I could even say is it is made of soft wood - but for this price point it's what I would expect. Regardless, it is a sturdy device which clamps down well (using a wing nut) and has an imbedded scale on the side for proper measurement of bracelet size. Great little purchase - we'll really enjoy using this!

Not very struddy, it works but loosens up and have to keep tightening the wing nut. Also, the clips that hold the bracelet ends are secured by small screws in softwood and strip out in the wood after a few uses.

Reasonable price! As a newbie I immediately made 25 paracord bracelets on this for my daughter's whole class and they loved them, This item was very sturdy and I would recommend it to anyone with an interest in making paracord or other macrame or braided products!

Awesome jig for bracelets! Has worked great for me. If you have a medium or large size dog then this will not go up big enough for you to use. I have a small house dog that I use this for to make collars for him. Anything bigger then a shih zu it would work on. All in all great product!

Have made 2 bracelets with this and already wish I had spent more to buy better. The wood is very soft (pine) and it's hard to get the jig tight and could soon not be usable at all. Had to change out the buckles so they'd work with mine and dare not unscrew them again as 2 screws didn't go back securely. Rather cheaply made , should have known that from the price, and this probably won't last long. Strongly recommend you spend a few bucks more and get a better jig. You get what you pay for for. Feel a bit ripped off, I could return it but it would cost me close to what I'd get back on a refund. Pretty bummed I bought this.