Author Topic: Home-made Keychain (Read 2036 times)

PixelVandalism · « **on:** Sat, 11 February 2012, 21:54:12 »

Ducky's key-chains have nothing over this.

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It isn't really that dirty in real life, I honestly don't know why it looks that bad.

naranja · « **Reply #1 on:** Sat, 11 February 2012, 22:10:50 »

nice! haha it's ghetto-fabulous.

have you seen mines? http://i.imgur.com/RF91l.jpg

reaper · « **Reply #2 on:** Sat, 11 February 2012, 22:19:22 »

Quote from: PixelVandalism;512195

It isn't really that dirty in real life, I honestly don't know why it looks that bad.

I was about to say.. lol You should clean that switch up a bit otherwise, it's pretty cool.

litster · « **Reply #3 on:** Sun, 12 February 2012, 00:27:39 »

Did that last year:

http://geekhack.org/showthread.php?15794-Clear-Key-Group-Buy&p=369777&viewfull=1#post369777
http://geekhack.org/showthread.php?18855-Mechanical-Key-Phone-Straps&p=363539&viewfull=1#post363539

PixelVandalism · « **Reply #4 on:** Sun, 12 February 2012, 00:39:51 »

If I had any more spare switches I would try a new design, after looking at yours.
It's a shame I have nothing to put this on.

litster · « **Reply #5 on:** Sun, 12 February 2012, 01:03:00 »

I didn't drill a hole. I have the string loop through the LED hole on the top case, and turn the keycap around 180 degrees so the string doesn't stop the keycap from bottoming out.

PixelVandalism · « **Reply #6 on:** Sun, 12 February 2012, 01:16:58 »

I screwed the key-chain into the LED hole, with some epoxy on it.
I doubt that I could get it out without damaging the housing.

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Author Topic: Home-made Keychain (Read 2036 times)