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Cordage Maker Micro Tool : A keychain Size Rope Maker

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Grim Workshop Cordage Maker: Keychain Sized Plastic Bottle Rope Maker

Making Survival Cordage can be a fairly complicated process. But how to make cordage is a relatively simple thing with Grim's micro sized plastic rope maker, which is a specially designed plastic survival rope maker that can cut down trash two liter bottles, and other common bottles and turn them into a highly functional spool of plastic rope. If you have ever wondered how to make rope in the forest, this awesome little plastic rope maker tool takes some of the mystery and difficulty out of the matter. The plastic rope created from this plastic rope maker tool can be used for almost everything from camp tasks to jobs around the house (we even towed a tractor with it. Scroll down to see it).

keychain rope maker grim workshop survival cordage maker is a rope maker tool sized to fit on a keychain

Plastic Rope Maker Tool Specs:

Micro Tools – The survival cordage maker micro tool is the size of a large paperclip, which mean’s it’s extremely easy to hide, and very hard to detect with nearly limitless storage options.
Pocket Sized Plastic Rope Maker - Create dozens of feet of survival rope in seconds using only trash bottles.
EDC Keychain Sized Rope Maker Tools – The Micro plastic rope maker each come with a small clip to attach to a keychain, and This mini multi-tool is a perfect addition to any EDC key ring.
Tool Zipper Pulls – These Micro rope maker are perfectly sized to attach to, or replace, the zipper pulls on a backpack, jacket, and more for a highly compact way of making cordage.
Tool Necklace – These paperclip-sized plastic rope maker tools make fantastic additions as a functional small way of making cordage.
Worlds Smallest plastic bottle rope maker tool – Grim’s survival rope maker micro tools are the smallest ones ever created, each taking up only slightly more than a paperclip’s worth of space.
Ultra Lightweight – Grim Survival Cordage makers weigh just a few grams!
Stainless Steel Micro Tools – Grim Micro Rope Maker Tools are fully hardened for maximum strength and durability for a lifetime of use.
Proudly Made in the USA – These Micro Tools were designed, prototyped, manufactured, and had their materials sourced right here in the USA.
Dimensions - 3 ³⁄₈× 2 ¹⁄₈ " x 1mm thick

Survival Cordage Maker Zipper Pulls

Grim plastic rope makers were designed to be just slightly bigger than your ordinary zipper pull yet contain the tools you need for making cordage from wilderness garbage, making them excellent subtle additions to a backpack or other items that have zipper pulls, and they work great as a complete replacement zipper pull in a pinch if yours breaks!

Pocket Sized Survival Rope Maker

Grim's plastic rope maker tools are so small they fit fantastically onto any standard key ring, making them perfect pocket-sized plastic bottle rope makers. Adding these micro keychain tools is a great way to expand your EDC kit without adding a lot of weight or taking up important space.

Survival Cordage Maker on a Bracelet

Grim Workshop’s Micro Rope Maker Tools make a fantastic addition to a paracord bracelet survival kit. Put a small ranger band onto it for a Survival bracelet, staying easily accessible, and suddenly you’ve upgraded your bracelet into a bracelet that can turn plastic bottles into string!

Ultralight Micro Tool Plastic Rope Maker

The Micro rope maker Tools are perfect to include in a standard Altoids sized EDC kit, and they fit six side-by-side per level into such a tin. This allows you to put an incredible amount of gear inside a tin as large as an Altoids Tin. Grim’s micro tools really shine whenever they are stored in an even smaller mini survival kit that can be carried in even more compact places for additional carry options.

Micro Tools Made in the USA

Grim micro tools from conception, to prototyping, manufacturing, and even its steel is sourced right here in the USA. Buying Grim’s micro tools supports not just small businesses but also American Manufacturing .

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Grim Micro Tools :

Fit into an Altoids tin
Zipper Pull Compatible
Necklace Compatible
Keychain Compatible
Ultra lightweight
Made from hardened steel
Made in the USA

Check out our other cordage making tools HERE

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Great product very impressed.

I like them so much I have purchase 4 or 5 not counting the dog tag size

I really enjoy these. I believe that I own at least 4 of the micro and 1 or 2 of the dog tag size. I am not really sure as I put them in all my kits my kits, and in my car, in my pockets etc. I have noticed that some of the videos on you tube seem to think that there is a tehnique to using them but I have never really had a problem. If you assemble them per the instructions. I actually prefer the micros but also find that is I am cutting multiple bottles it an be hard on my hands unless I wear gloves. The last two micro I purchased I assembled both and cut about 25 feet of cordage with each one to make sure that it was assembled correcly and worked before putting them away.

Sensational engineered design but unfortunately perhaps recieved a bad blade

Every thing about the Cordage Maker Micro Tool is sensational. It's minute size affords it to be able to be with you at all times, it's green for the environment (recycles plastic bottles) and provides the means for essential & emergency cordage all in this minute package. The clever cutting design reminds me of the manual pencil sharpener we had for school - a tried proven reliable design.
I have tried it on 4 different plastic bottles and have been unable to get more than a several inches of cordage. I have re-watched the assembly and demonstration videos ensuring I have assembled it correctly and that the micro tool is at 90 degrees to the bottle to ensure optimum cutting. I have also tried to get it to cut (shread) a bit of paper and thin cardboard unsuccessfully. I can only come to the conclusion I may have received a "bad blade"(dull). It's such a shame because it's such a brilliantly designed tool that takes up no space and can be with you at all times.

Hey Chris! Sorry your having a problem getting things started on your cordage maker. If you will contact us at customerservice@grimworkshop.com they will gladly send you a replacement blade if you think yours is dull, but it does sound like your blade might be turned wrong. The blade actually fits upside down from the way most people like to attach it, the tiny bevel on the blade should actually be facing the ground, not up. Typically when the blade is facing up and the bevel is visible you get 2-6' of cordage before it slips off. This is because the bevel actually directs the bottle in a specific direction, when the bevel is down (flat side of the blade facing up) it directs the bottle downwards so it doesn't slip off and lets it keep cutting. If you scroll to the bottom of this page, there are several videos, one of which is about assembling the cordage maker where we show how to place the blade the correct way. We also have a second one on using the cordage maker to help you get the hang of it. If these don't help please contact us for a replacement blade and if that doesn't help we'll happily help you troubleshoot it, or issue you a return or exchange. I'm really sorry your having a tough time with this one but it's a common issue and the blade position is usually the cause. Feel free to email us at the above address to help further!

Incredibly small and incredibly useful

The micro cordage tool comes as a kit to assemble. The instructions are good, easy to follow. Not only is it fun to use, but having something like this in a terrible situation could actually help save your life. It's extremely light, well worth the price, and very easy to use. It'd be great if you have kids and you want to teach them about recycling, or if you're seeking alternative uses for old bottles you have lying around. A small 350ml bottle will give you more than 15 feet of usable plastic cord!

Great bit of survival kit! Looking forward to buying again!

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Grim Workshop Cordage Maker: Keychain Sized Plastic Bottle Rope Maker

Making Survival Cordage can be a fairly complicated process. But how to make cordage is a relatively simple thing with Grim's micro sized plastic rope maker, which is a specially designed plastic survival rope maker that can cut down trash two liter bottles, and other common bottles and turn them into a highly functional spool of plastic rope. If you have ever wondered how to make rope in the forest, this awesome little plastic rope maker tool takes some of the mystery and difficulty out of the matter. The plastic rope created from this plastic rope maker tool can be used for almost everything from camp tasks to jobs around the house (we even towed a tractor with it. Scroll down to see it).

Plastic Rope Maker Tool Specs:

Micro Tools – The survival cordage maker micro tool is the size of a large paperclip, which mean’s it’s extremely easy to hide, and very hard to detect with nearly limitless storage options.
Pocket Sized Plastic Rope Maker - Create dozens of feet of survival rope in seconds using only trash bottles.
EDC Keychain Sized Rope Maker Tools – The Micro plastic rope maker each come with a small clip to attach to a keychain, and This mini multi-tool is a perfect addition to any EDC key ring.
Tool Zipper Pulls – These Micro rope maker are perfectly sized to attach to, or replace, the zipper pulls on a backpack, jacket, and more for a highly compact way of making cordage.
Tool Necklace – These paperclip-sized plastic rope maker tools make fantastic additions as a functional small way of making cordage.
Worlds Smallest plastic bottle rope maker tool – Grim’s survival rope maker micro tools are the smallest ones ever created, each taking up only slightly more than a paperclip’s worth of space.
Ultra Lightweight – Grim Survival Cordage makers weigh just a few grams!
Stainless Steel Micro Tools – Grim Micro Rope Maker Tools are fully hardened for maximum strength and durability for a lifetime of use.
Proudly Made in the USA – These Micro Tools were designed, prototyped, manufactured, and had their materials sourced right here in the USA.
Dimensions - 3 ³⁄₈× 2 ¹⁄₈ " x 1mm thick

Survival Cordage Maker Zipper Pulls

Grim plastic rope makers were designed to be just slightly bigger than your ordinary zipper pull yet contain the tools you need for making cordage from wilderness garbage, making them excellent subtle additions to a backpack or other items that have zipper pulls, and they work great as a complete replacement zipper pull in a pinch if yours breaks!

Pocket Sized Survival Rope Maker

Grim's plastic rope maker tools are so small they fit fantastically onto any standard key ring, making them perfect pocket-sized plastic bottle rope makers. Adding these micro keychain tools is a great way to expand your EDC kit without adding a lot of weight or taking up important space.

Survival Cordage Maker on a Bracelet

Grim Workshop’s Micro Rope Maker Tools make a fantastic addition to a paracord bracelet survival kit. Put a small ranger band onto it for a Survival bracelet, staying easily accessible, and suddenly you’ve upgraded your bracelet into a bracelet that can turn plastic bottles into string!

Ultralight Micro Tool Plastic Rope Maker

The Micro rope maker Tools are perfect to include in a standard Altoids sized EDC kit, and they fit six side-by-side per level into such a tin. This allows you to put an incredible amount of gear inside a tin as large as an Altoids Tin. Grim’s micro tools really shine whenever they are stored in an even smaller mini survival kit that can be carried in even more compact places for additional carry options.

Micro Tools Made in the USA

Grim micro tools from conception, to prototyping, manufacturing, and even its steel is sourced right here in the USA. Buying Grim’s micro tools supports not just small businesses but also American Manufacturing .

Back to the Shop

Grim Micro Tools :

Fit into an Altoids tin
Zipper Pull Compatible
Necklace Compatible
Keychain Compatible
Ultra lightweight
Made from hardened steel
Made in the USA

Check out our other cordage making tools HERE

Shipping

Shipping	This item ships to
Delivery	Estimated between and . Will usually ship within 1 business day.

Great product very impressed.

I like them so much I have purchase 4 or 5 not counting the dog tag size

I really enjoy these. I believe that I own at least 4 of the micro and 1 or 2 of the dog tag size. I am not really sure as I put them in all my kits my kits, and in my car, in my pockets etc. I have noticed that some of the videos on you tube seem to think that there is a tehnique to using them but I have never really had a problem. If you assemble them per the instructions. I actually prefer the micros but also find that is I am cutting multiple bottles it an be hard on my hands unless I wear gloves. The last two micro I purchased I assembled both and cut about 25 feet of cordage with each one to make sure that it was assembled correcly and worked before putting them away.

Sensational engineered design but unfortunately perhaps recieved a bad blade

Every thing about the Cordage Maker Micro Tool is sensational. It's minute size affords it to be able to be with you at all times, it's green for the environment (recycles plastic bottles) and provides the means for essential & emergency cordage all in this minute package. The clever cutting design reminds me of the manual pencil sharpener we had for school - a tried proven reliable design.
I have tried it on 4 different plastic bottles and have been unable to get more than a several inches of cordage. I have re-watched the assembly and demonstration videos ensuring I have assembled it correctly and that the micro tool is at 90 degrees to the bottle to ensure optimum cutting. I have also tried to get it to cut (shread) a bit of paper and thin cardboard unsuccessfully. I can only come to the conclusion I may have received a "bad blade"(dull). It's such a shame because it's such a brilliantly designed tool that takes up no space and can be with you at all times.

Hey Chris! Sorry your having a problem getting things started on your cordage maker. If you will contact us at customerservice@grimworkshop.com they will gladly send you a replacement blade if you think yours is dull, but it does sound like your blade might be turned wrong. The blade actually fits upside down from the way most people like to attach it, the tiny bevel on the blade should actually be facing the ground, not up. Typically when the blade is facing up and the bevel is visible you get 2-6' of cordage before it slips off. This is because the bevel actually directs the bottle in a specific direction, when the bevel is down (flat side of the blade facing up) it directs the bottle downwards so it doesn't slip off and lets it keep cutting. If you scroll to the bottom of this page, there are several videos, one of which is about assembling the cordage maker where we show how to place the blade the correct way. We also have a second one on using the cordage maker to help you get the hang of it. If these don't help please contact us for a replacement blade and if that doesn't help we'll happily help you troubleshoot it, or issue you a return or exchange. I'm really sorry your having a tough time with this one but it's a common issue and the blade position is usually the cause. Feel free to email us at the above address to help further!

Incredibly small and incredibly useful

The micro cordage tool comes as a kit to assemble. The instructions are good, easy to follow. Not only is it fun to use, but having something like this in a terrible situation could actually help save your life. It's extremely light, well worth the price, and very easy to use. It'd be great if you have kids and you want to teach them about recycling, or if you're seeking alternative uses for old bottles you have lying around. A small 350ml bottle will give you more than 15 feet of usable plastic cord!