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Step 4Drill a hole for your keyring (if necessary)
Since I had cut open the groove for the keyring, I had to drill another hole near the edge of the key head. Don't make it too close to the edge so that the key's structural integrity is kept relatively intact.
Also, think about what side you want the keys to hang from (while you're opening a bottle and while you're using the key). I didn't want the keys flopping all over the top of the bottle, so I drilled the hole on the same side as the tooth. The keys hang nicely along the side of the bottle.
Also, think about what side you want the keys to hang from (while you're opening a bottle and while you're using the key). I didn't want the keys flopping all over the top of the bottle, so I drilled the hole on the same side as the tooth. The keys hang nicely along the side of the bottle.
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Feb 13, 2009. 2:57 PMEarthy Eric
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that's a pretty sweet idea, nice instructable. did you have any problems with the key being to soft? any bending or anything?
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Feb 13, 2009. 3:30 PMmenteral (author)
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I haven't had problems with the key being too soft. This is the second one of these that I made - I lost the other one after over a year of trusty service. The relative softness of the metal does make it easy to work with a Dremel tool though.
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