Hiya KnotSlip... My Mom was seriously into making Macrames when I was a youngster and because there's alot of repetition I'd end up finishing many of them off for her and that's where I learn't this knot. Unfortunately I don't have a clue as to what it's called. I have however included some pics of how it's done and how I started it around the knife blade...
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It's basically just 2 pieces of paracord but when wrapped around the blade you'll end up with the 4 pieces you'll need to start the knot.
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As for ending it, 2 ends of the paracord I forced past each other through the hole in the handle and then just knotted them and then burn't their ends so they wouldn't fray. The other 2 I just ended off with a loop of sort to put my hand through with a reverse Hang Mans Noose to end it. I'm often high up or in a tree and the last thing I want to do is drop my knife.
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And then lastly I have included a pic of the camera I use. This camera is literally bullet proof. It's been kayaking, surfing, diving, bush whacking... You name it. The camera is manufactured by Panasonic and as far as I know they have a newer model on the market. It's the DMC-FT2. As for the pics they are just as they were taken by the camera. It's got stacks of excellent features and these pics were taken on the 'WARM' setting...
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Cheers KnotSlip, enjoy...