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The first two tools are very basic and you should carry them on your person at all times in the wilderness: a sharp knife (A) and a lighter (B). The knife is used to make clean cuts, which you need when fusing paracord ends together (see here). At home you can use sharp scissors (C) instead of a knife. The lighter is used to melt the cut ends for joining two pieces of paracord to one another, ending a braid, or closing off a cut end. (If the end of a cut length of paracord is left open, the inner yarns will continuously creep out from the sheath as the cordage is shuffled around.)