Keyring of scrapwood

[Øistein]

Theese two keyrings are made from Birch and Teak.
They are 10 mm thick and 45 mm in diameter, sanded to 400 grit
and treated with boiled linseed oil.

Thanks for looking and comments

[artme]

Not only a smart idea but they look great!!:2tsup::2tsup::2tsup:

[oldiephred]

very nice:2tsup:

[Ed Reiss]

nicely done Oistein :2tsup:

[tea lady]

Neat! Can I steal the idea? :D

Where do you get the rings? :think:

[China]

Thats great amazing how a bit of imagnination can improve a concept 100%

[Øistein]

Neat! Can I steal the idea? :D

Where do you get the rings? :think:

Tea lady you are welcome to steal the Idea.
I baught the rings from Craft Supplies USA. They are named "Wire Key Ring Kit"
Here is the instruction too:
http://www.woodturnerscatalog.com/woodturners/Images/pdfs/wire_key_ring.pdf

[oldiephred]

The instructions appear to be rather complicated. I made some today before reading the inst's. and it can be done much more easily IMHO of course:D

[tea lady]

Tea lady you are welcome to steal the Idea.
I baught the rings from Craft Supplies USA. They are named "Wire Key Ring Kit"
Here is the instruction too:
http://www.woodturnerscatalog.com/woodturners/Images/pdfs/wire_key_ring.pdf:cool::2tsup:


The instructions appear to be rather complicated. I made some today before reading the inst's. and it can be done much more easily IMHO of course:DWell! You better do a WIP then.:p:D

[Sawdust Maker]

TL
If they are normal key rings can be purchased at any hardware store or key cutting shop

PS Oistein they look great

[Sparhawk]

It doesn't look like you can fit many rings on it? What about adding a ring between the keyring and the key?