Dunkive 2 Pack Rosary Cord Knotting Tool, Dual Head,Brown

Makes barrel knots so easy! The size is great for my hands and a great value! So far, it’s worked with leather cord, hemp cord, and waxed cord. I’ve used leather cording up to 3mm in size, so very versatile! This is really something every crafter should have in their drawer and is a perfect addition for those learning how to tie barrel knots.

This rosary cord knotting tool is exactly what I needed. It makes the knots uniform, tight, and professional-looking without straining my hands. The tool is sturdy, lightweight, and easy to handle, even for long projects. I was able to finish a rosary in much less time, and the knots came out neat every single time. If you do any rosary making or cord work, this is a must-have. It came with two, so the value was great!

They are as described and work well for making knotted rosaries. I like having the two different sizes on one tool. A priest friend has asked me to make St. Michael chaplets for his religious education students. He wants 20-30 chaplets, so I decided that it would be cheaper and less time consuming to combine knots with beads instead of the way I normally make rosaries and chaplets using eye pins and chains. This tool is helping me to crank the chaplets out fairly quickly and using cord instead of metal findings is a bit less expensive when I'm making this many chaplets.

I never knew what you could do with a stick with a slit! I am having a blast making the most amazing knots with beads. My wife thinks I am crazy, but I am having a blast. The things you can do with this stick are only limited by your imagination.

Yep, they work very good. Good quality.

I’ve already made a couple of rosaries with it and they work well. The second is really just a back up in case I loose the first since it seems they are durable.

These are so small and unassuming, you kind of wonder if there's been a mistake. But, they work great for #9 and #36 twine, I am making lots of rosaries fast. They have turned out to be a great value.

Does the job, but it’s flimsy and rough