I have, and it is very good. Though I use glue to wax mine for increased durability and just re wax it when I see it rubbing off. I even have a tutorial of my Kevlar sling if you want me to link it, may be helpful. Also, haven’t seen you on here before, welcome to the world of slinging!

It does have pictures, http://slinging.org/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1498535790 and I’ve personally only ever used craft glue as it dries kind of stretchy and seems to work well with cordage, but that’s the only type of glue I’ve used to wax. Also, no problem.

No problem, thanks. Looking forward to seeing your finished product.

I’ve done some research into fire twirlers who use Kevlar cords and wicks- they use PVA and say when fired it hardens.

Wanna trade a Kevlar sling for Kevlar sling?

I’ve irdered some webbing and will be ordering some cordage on pay day

Just finished up this kevlar sling. It appears to hold knots well so I'll see how it holds up without using any glue or epoxy.

Thank you! It's not perfect but I try to improve my craftsmanship with each sling, even if that means taking some extra time to work on the braids. Unfortunately out of the 100ft spool I bought, this sling used up about 65ft, but I think having it 100% out of Kevlar might be a bit redundant. I believe the real potential lies in that woven basket pouch. A pouch that keeps its shape and holds ammo much like my preferred hemp pouches but as durable as it gets. For my next one, i'll do the exact same thing with braided 275 paracord but still weave a kevlar pouch.

Drakolith wrote on Jul 26^th, 2018 at 12:18pm:

Amazon baby! All lengths and sizes there, even black kevlar.