Review on 🔗 Zacro Jig Bracelet Maker with Parachute Cord, Wristband Maker - 6 Pack of Parachute Cords and Buckles - DIY Craft Tool Kit for Paracord Braiding and Weaving - Durable Heavy Duty Buckles by Hannah Curi

It serves its purpose. This is an easy tool that will help our Boy Scouts and parents quickly make paracord bracelets and learn how to tie knots. The buckles supplied are very small and are included in most children's craft sets anyway. I think the size is 1/2-3/4", but that is debatable. You simply unscrew the clasps with a screwdriver and replace with a buckle of the size you need. The buckle length in the final product you want based on these buckles is 1/2-3/4"x1". Scout loosened the wing nut, opened the bracket to the "9" mark, tightened the wing nut and began designing a bracelet with a 1" buckle (see attached photos for verification) If you received a different buckle length such as "D-rings", compass buckles, fire starter clasps, etc., you will need to adjust the size up/down from the markings provided (shorter (if the buckle is shorter, longer if the buckle is longer). This might take a while. Error. But the bracket is made of soft pine wood and can probably hold your NOTES written on it! You'll probably have to use a marker or wooden pin to hold everything go through the tools once you have a good system. The markings and branding are barely visible so you might not even notice them if you can't figure them out. With all these explanations and photos explaining how great it is to have this. But at the same time it's very handy for Camp, Cub/Boy Scouts and Daisy/Brownie/Junior/Girl Scout Cadets, Venture Crews and Church groups registering with the Quartermaster and making bracelets and the like for fundraising. Bracelet ideas include: a gift to leaders, community members for their support, or people to just make and keep for fun for their members.