Custom key chain holder

[Devoman]

I was tooling around today and decided to make this.It is my first one so one side got kinda messed up but I have plans on making a second one that will be perfect hopefully with no flaws.Here are some pics.I just though some of you might be bored and want something to do possibly.

[Devoman]

A couple more.

[Devoman]

Last one.

[Safari-Rick]

Hi Devoman :

Looks good

About how long did it take yo to make it?

Take care,

Safari=Rick

[juel]

Now this is the perfect example of the difference between the gifted and the not gifted. I just screwed a hook in and put the keys on it. I think I need help. I did hang the vinyl wall covering myself. That should count for something.

[wahoonc]

Originally Posted by juel

Now this is the perfect example of the difference between the gifted and the not gifted. I just screwed a hook in and put the keys on it. I think I need help. I did hang the vinyl wall covering myself. That should count for something.

Juel,
Form follows function...I much prefer function BTW love the tassled door hold back...mine is a piece of yellow poly rope at the moment...the interior decorator hasn't been in yet

Aaron

[Devoman]

I am gonna say it took me around 30 to 45 minutes to do this.The drilling is the part you have to be slow and patient with.I took two screws and mounted it on a piece of 2x4 so it would not move around.You can flip it over to drill it out. also I took a bigger drill bit to widen the hole in the back so the screw would fit flush.remember to drill really slow when you go through the aluminum it will bend if you force the bit through to fast.The key original key chin holder was bpurchased at home depot.it had the hooks and a piece of wood it was mounted to.I just took them off and went the extra mile to try and match the aluminum is all.The old napkin holder can be purchased at walmart,bed bath beyond or pretty much any place it seems that carry napkin holders.