Vehicle Key Bow Replacement + Volkswagen Logo + Hole for Transponder

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Here's what happens when you design a custom key like this - You take an old broken key that just won't cut it anymore, rip off its worn-out bits and put it together again with some innovative tinkering to make it whole once more. The idea behind making these replacement keys is simple: find or make something sturdy that can withstand daily wear and tear without ever going bad on you. This might mean taking a little creative liberty by experimenting with different types of materials or getting crafty enough to repurpose something completely different for use as your key. But sometimes things just don't work out, right? In this case, after creating what appeared at first glance to be the perfect replacement for that old broken key - only to discover upon completion that it came up larger than expected. If you are having trouble with keys going bad and want a long lasting option then go ahead give designing your own replacement a try! Here is how to use them: Print out these keys using whatever method seems easiest, whether it's laser-cutting, or even by printing out each component on individual sheets of paper for easier gluing together afterwards once printed onto something solid enough like metal rod so that they become sturdy little devices capable handling all daily interactions required unlocking vehicle's ignition systems effectively without having to constantly worry about replacement parts breaking down unexpectedly due age deterioration factors! Note: This key is not only useful but aesthetically pleasing as well because after placing glued-in my HU66/HHH inside and adding a new shiny key bit.