Guess I have to make a new Kennedy fob, right after a Cuban 3 Pesos Ché fob. Or maybe on one side Kennedy, on the other one the Ché? Would match well if I had one from 1964 as they weren't made one year earlier to fit with the Cuba Crisis. I like the Rupee a lot, it's a really beautiful piece imo, but I think I'll put something else on my work badge, just not sure when.
Very Nice! I looked on his website and want to order but i do not see any specs. How long is the clip? I need it to be about 3" for it to tuck into my back pocket
Titanium flashlight hanged woth a TEC tritium fob, sunglasses screwdriver, titanium sharp knife, SD Alox, titanium multi tool, tweezers, titanium pill box. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Yes, those are 10mm rings. I’ve tried to make a full titanium setup here. You cand found them on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01EWBY9UY/ref=as_li_qf_asin_il_tl?ie=UTF8&tag=keyseredc-20&creative=9325&linkCode=as2&creativeASIN=B01EWBY9UY&linkId=b1e0d9e41a5c514b5256cf20e006a087
Is there a write up on how you make those? Those look great. And I have some old silver morgan dollars from the 1800's that would make great fobs..
Hello @towguy There's a thread right on this forum And a link + link + link to my blog Thanks for your interest and keep me informed about your results and maybe show the pieces you want to use P.S. I have four Trade Dollars, two Yens from Japan, one from Mexico and one from the US. The are worn a lot, not so goot to make a stamp from it but I tried it once, no picture of it I'm affraid. It's not just simple Silver Trade Dollars, no, they are magnetic silver! Well, got them cheap, so it's no problem Maybe someday I'll order something like this, it's amazing what stuff besides the usual counterfeit products you can get from China.
So years ago, I got really fed up of my key arrangement. After some looking and experimenting, I found I quite liked my keys as a block (within a U shaped bracket). I tried a few, and settled on the Keyport pivot. I broke my pivot after a few weeks of heavy use, and keyport being super nice gave me a replacement. In the mean time while waiting the replacement to arrive, I fixed and bodged my pivot back together. I keep my keys in my back pocket, and am always sat on them or using them so they do get a bit of a rough treatment. They get abused quite hard in the workshop at work. I never swapped over to the new key port, but now we are all in isolation, it gave me an excuse to have a play around in the shed. Using the same idea and form factor from my pivot bodge, I made a new reinforced version which should now be fabregas485 proof. 3mm stainless bar, heated and beaten with a ball pein hammer to give it a nice hammered effect, with some stainless hardware.
Nice setup. I'd use flat head screws embeded in the plates Enviado desde mi Mi 9 SE mediante Tapatalk
I was thinking of using chicago bolts, but ultimately I have gone for robustness over appearance. Might machine up some stainless steel domed bolts.
