Great job! I love this kind of upcycling, ive recently made a little hanger out of a fork for the wife (she loves cats); I still have the handle part, might just turn that into a dangler too!
Drilled some holes first, then used a dremel wheel for the rough stuff and finished off with a key-file. This stainless stuff is pretty strong, a silver fork would have been so much easier.
I received this attached to a knife I bought off eBay a while ago . The knife is long gone , but this Hanger has been riding on my SAK ever since getting it and it has made a world of difference to the usability and portability of my SAK . Id like to purchase a couple more but I'm struggling to find a place to online buy them from . This I believe is a cheap version of the Munroe hanger , I'd love to have one of those , but the price just puts it out of reach especially when I want to buy multiple hangers . Can anyone help me track down some more of these cheaper ones ? Ken
The Munroe Mega Dangler is my go to for my EDC work keyring and I use another as a money clip. They are a little pricey, but at least i didn't spend the $$ on cheap women and stinky cigars.
Where did you find that lower clip? I've never seen a clip with a trigger like that. Sent from my MotoG3 using Tapatalk
It is from SADF Pattern 70 webbing that of found from local surplus store for couple coins. I bought few and removed all metal parts for later use and scrapped all else. Yes it is Biothane Beta Super Flex.
The problem I've had with danglers is that they are too long. This causes my keys to lay in a lump at the bottom of my pocket. For me, the purpose of a dangler is to avoid that result. My solution was to use a 3/4" County Comm stainless steel clip. This worked well, except removing the clip from my pocket was difficult. My work-around for that was to utilize cord which I routed around and through the wire gate. The wrapped cord hangs out of my pocket. When I need my keys I pull on the cord which opens the wire gate and permits easy extraction.
