Thread: Name Keychains

Nice work , Brett.Very clean cut.
seyit

Thanks. Its sparked a bit of interest from other teachers wanting one now and had some wanting to order some for friends and family ... now I just have to work out a price

Good for you,Brett.I will not be able to be help to you on determining a price,because I have not sold even a toothpick myself so far.But I think some folks on the other forum may give you an idea.Some of them sell such items often.
seyit

A couple more .. done in Sassafras this time

They look great. Should sell well.
Cheers Elderly.

I reckon Steve Goods price of $9.95 is pretty close to the mark.

One more in sassafras, this time I used the oval keyring maker

wow,Brett this one looks really beautiful.
seyit

Brett I like the oval ones best. They have a bit more caracter.

Marg

Yeah I have taken more of a liking to the oval ones, can see more of the nice timber and they are easier to cut the letters out too

Hey Brett,

They look great, I have to say that I like the Oval one best, as the others wouldn't last a real long time in a Handbag situation, as thats where they nearly always end up for most of their life.

HazzaB

Could you tell me where you got the pieces of chain from? Thank you kindly.

You can find the chain at Bunnings or I guess any large hardware store.

Marg

Originally Posted by dcooper

Could you tell me where you got the pieces of chain from? Thank you kindly.

Thanks Marg .. I got my chain from Bunnings, aswell as the little linkage part (forget it's name) and the keyring part you find at the area they cut the keys.

I have since gotten rid of the chain and just put the keyring part through the hole in the timber, a few people noted the chain would come apart often, but I guess that could always be fixed by crimping the linkage part with some plyers.