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PH PandaHall Tibetan Antique Silver Spacer Beads
on the far right select that one, they have a 5mm diameter hole. To use them on my lanyards I will cut out the inner strands on one of the paracord legs just about an inch so it will be thinner at the end so I can get the two strands through the smaller hole.
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Pull out the inner strands a little and cut them off, then pull the paracord so the hollow outer casing is...hollow
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I'll trim the end at a 45 so it will be easier to slide it into the bead later on
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Use a lighter to lightly singe the paracord end so it doesn't fray
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Then slide the full thick side through first and then slide the thinner strand in, once you get it through, you can pull the full paracord through, it's just hard to get both in if they have their inner cores at the start, on very small bead holes I'll do the reduction on both strands and just muscle the thicker portions through afterward...hopefully, some beads have very small holes so it can be a struggle.
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And the purpose of this small keeper bead is for an accent on my bobtail fobs
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and on my regular lanyards the snake knots can start unraveling as snakes tend to do, so the bead keeps them under control
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