Fire Starter Kits w/Lanyard – Ferrocerium – for Camping, Power Outages, Survival
Fire Starter Kits with Lanyard - Ferrocerium - (Select Color Below) - for Camping, Hunting, Fishing, Power Outages, Survival, SafetyThese are ferrocerium fire starter kits. They are excellent for use in outdoors, survival, and off-grid living. They make great additions to any survival kit and can be carried conveniently in a pocket, bug-out bag, or as an addition to a custom knife sheath or firearm holster. They come with print instructions, an optional wrist lanyard, and include an extra waterproofing o-ring seal for backup. Specifications:Ferrocerium Fire Starter KitLength Closed: 3.90 InchesLength Extended: 4.90 InchesColor: Select AboveWeight: 0.8 oz / 23 gmLanyard and Ring Clip Included: YesExtra O-Ring Waterproofing Seal: YesInstructions Included: Yes For more holster making kits, holster making supplies, and sheath making supplies, see (https://www.ebay.com/usr/ckkindustries)
Braided Paracord – For DIY Knife Handles and Lanyards – 10ft Increments
Braided Paracord - For DIY Knife Handles and Lanyards - 10ft Increments - Over 55 Different Colors and Options - Select Above This is high-quality nylon parachute cord, commonly called "paracord". KnifeKits.com is proud to offer the most extensive line of colors and options available for professional use in Paracord Lanyard Making and Parachute Cord Knife Handle Wrapping. We offer blue and black paracord, pink paracord , and multicam paracords. Our paracord comes with nylon internal strands that can be removed, if desired, for "flat" cord applications. Finish your next project with these paracord options. HOW MUCH PARACORD DO I NEED TO WRAP MY KNIFE HANDLE?A common rule of thumb on cord-wrapping knife handles is that you will need 1' foot of cord per 1 inch of handle length. (4 inch handle = 4ft. of cord required) NOTE: Paracord is sold in multiples of ten feet. 1=10 Feet For more knife making kits, knife making supplies, and sheath making supplies, see "https://www.ebay.com/usr/ckkindustries"