📿 Crafting Bracelets Made Easy: Adjustable Length Paracord Jig Bracelet Maker Kit - Wooden Frame for Perfect Braiding and Weaving Review

I have read in other reviews that a cord is included but it is not. The kit included a wooden thing, 4 clips, 5 screws, a screwdriver, 5 pieces of plastic to attach clips to the ends of the board and the board itself. I was disappointed that there was no cable as I expected. But it's still a decent thing to help make these bracelets for the price he should be getting. I didn't like the texture of the wood (it seemed like the fragments were in my future), so I painted over the wood and applied…

Dovetail end should be on both ends to avoid tipping over during braiding. Hold the bottom middle pad. Use a larger washer at the top under the wing nut. For extra load-bearing capacity, place a washer on the bottom of the screw to avoid pitting the wood. Make 2 holes in the top posts that will screw on the buckle straps, equidistant from the front. (The ones I had, they were a bit wrong.) For you users there - if you have a buckle bracelet that fits - place it in the holder and mark it on the…

When I bought it, I based myself on the size in the photos. My plan was to switch the allergy tag to a paracord bracelet since it's almost impossible to find an allergy bracelet on an 11.5-12 inch wrist. So I started practicing. I wanted to make sure I did everything right. I adjusted it to 11.5 inches, no glory, too tight. dissolve, repeat. I adjusted it to 12" and again not good, still too tight. I took my tape measure and measured as far as I could. Just under 11". After looking at it I…