Introduction: DIY Lego Key Holder
My sons and I have been making a lego keyholder for my hubby for fathers day.
I have seen similar tutorials on the web but all have required you to drill through a lego piece. I just couldn't bring myself to do that (!) but thankfully I found the perfect bit to attach the key to (lego part number 3176). (I’ve just ordered six more through ebay so we can make a big one ^_^).
The great thing about this tutorial is that you can have fun customising this keyholder in any way you want...it's also very simple and quick to put together.
We used some foam sticky pads to stick the baseboard to the wall but you could superglue neodymium magnets onto the back of the baseplate instead and attach it to your fridge.
Happy Fathers day to all the Dads out there!
2 People Made This Project!
- esther2724 made it!
- jswindells made it!
13 Comments
4 years ago
Genius! Simple and elegant solution.
5 years ago
Very Creative!! Gonna do dat for dad's b-day
6 years ago
yeyy done
6 years ago
Awsome! Just ordered the parts off eBay to make this :D Going to put it up on the wall in my first house I'm moving into next month!
7 years ago on Introduction
The bricklink.com site is a great place to get single Lego pieces from, you can even search for 3176 and find the shops that have it for sale.
9 years ago on Introduction
LOVE IT
9 years ago on Introduction
I LOVE this!
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
I just made my own in yellow and grey :)
Thanks for the inspiration
9 years ago on Introduction
I want to attach everything I own to one of these things! I love this idea because I can't bring myself to drill through or glue Lego pieces either haha.
10 years ago on Introduction
Thanks for the kind comments ^_^
10 years ago on Introduction
So simple, so clever. Excellent!
10 years ago on Introduction
Nice!
10 years ago on Introduction
Very clever! Love the Stormtrooper :D