Yep, I just posted while waiting for Cone to respond. :)
I know its not ready yet, but I don’t know which knot to use as an end knot for the wrapping.
I tend to weave it into a monkeys fist of sorts. Not exactly easy but it looks nice. Failing that just a normal knot will also work.
I think that a knot at the end of the wrap might be too bulky , have you considered whipping the junction ?
Jack, that is so cool! 
Long four bight turkshead wrap on a 4D Maglite .
Jack, you continue to amaze me! I love the person! If you don't mind me asking how did you weave together the 2 crown sinnets? I am guessing start with 2 and then interchange the middle portions?
Correct , sir .
Mrs. Foy took one look at the turk's head Jack sent me and told me to order two more. She's going to put them in grandkid's stockings I think. PM coming.
Also, metal lord and JohnnyMac, I'm digging the wrap, big time.
itsawrapFoy
Monkey fist (19mm steel ball bearing) and a skull key fob.
Resurrecting an old thread -
This is my 4th piece over the weekend, and it will probably go to my son to keep in his Jeep for his great dane: everything on this was a new knot learned today. The bead is one of the paracord ranger beads. Still tying everything freehand.
Will probably make a simple jig tomorrow for a turk’s head wrap to try that out on a light.
Other pieces: 1st was a simple, flat cobra weave keychain lanyard, 2nd were some zipper pulls to replace noisy metal tabs (my original excuse for buying some extra paracord), 3rd was a snake knot knife lanyard for my T01.
Love those little ones Jack! You can see them almost move if you stare at the photo!
Made and sold some wrist lanyards
Snake knot bracelet with magnetic clasp
Hi, I love your work!
Do you have a guide for the first lanyard?
Always carry a small flagon of whiskey in case of snakebite , and furthermore always carry a small snake .
W. C. Fields
A Barber Pole Stash Fob .
