Cordage Dog Tag
Cordage Dog Tag
Cordage Dog Tag
Cordage Dog Tag
Cordage Dog Tag
Cordage Dog Tag

Cordage Dog Tag

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Dog tag size means you can easily stash it on a necklace, keyring, or in a small tin or bag without it taking any space hardly at all, and it’s always right there for you with unparalleled space and weight saving. This tool can take two-liter bottles that wash up on the creek and riverbanks, and process them down into high-strength cordage that can be used for fishing, snares, jug lines, campsite needs, and just about anything you would use para-cord or rope, but without the added weight in your pack. One two-liter bottle can yield about 65-75 feet of line. One really great feature about the cordage this tool makes is that you can use it to attach your tools onto branches and handles and then put it near a heat source, shrinking and hardening the bottle cord and setting your tools in place.

Dog tag sized means you can easily stash it on a necklace, keyring or in a small tin or bag without it taking any space hardly at all and its always right there for you with unparalleled space and weight saving. This tool can take two liter bottles that wash up on the creek and riverbanks, and process them down into a high strength cordage that can be used for fishing, snares, jug lines, campsite needs, just about anything you would use para-cord or rope for, but without the added weight in your pack. One two liter bottle can yield about 65-75 feet of line. One really great feature about the cordage this tool makes is that you can use it to attach our tools onto branches and handles and then put it near a heat source, shrinking and hardening the bottle cord and setting your tools in place.

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Shannon Preston
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I love this i have tried both bottle stripper and they work great. I am saving the throwing for spring I found an old dart board to practice on an I took the metal ring divider off of and it should be great. For my camp sight. I also followed your idea for the sling shot catcher. Using 2 old curtain rods and and several blankets with my targets hanging in the center from 100 year old pine tree.

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John Parrish

Y’all went all out with the customer service to make our order correct,
So pleased, we ordered more, and everything in that was spot on…
Love doing business with you, and have a Blessed Day

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John Parrish

Y’all went all out with the customer service to make our order correct, So pleased, we ordered more, and everything in that was spot on… Love doing business with you, and have a Blessed Day

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Patti Bemis

This was fun

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David MacDonald

Great tool, I have used it several times since purchase. Great for bush crafting.

Zach is awesome.

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