WoodKey

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<p>A holder for 2 or 4 keys. Version with cutout for Wood Veneer, so it is a bit more stylish than just plastic. This will require some simple tools and post processing to get it right. Files include the keyholder and a template for the wood veneer.</p> <p>Also includes a ring for your car keys. Model made with a cnc and aluminium material used. Cad and cam in fusion 360. Included the dxf file for cnc. You can also print it ( I included the stl) but be carefull it doesn't break to easily, I won't be held responsible if you loose your car keys :)</p> <h3> Post-Printing</h3> <p>There is a template included, this can be used to draw the outlines on the veneer. Then cut out the shape with a small knife and sand it down until it fits. Using a bolt and a nut to keep the two pieces and your keys together. A few rings between the holder and the keys could work better.</p> <p>Some veneer is very weak and will break easily when cut. I used superglue to strengthen the wood and then cut it out. Once the veneer is in place use some glue on top and sand it down for a smooth finish. If you use a little bit too much superglue it will fill the edges next to the wood.</p> <p>You can also finish it with oil. Be carefull not to have superglue get to the top (otherwise try to sand it down a little) as this can still be seen after applying oil. If you have a constant layer of superglue on top and then use oil (I used tung oil) you'll get a very nice finish.</p> <p>Looking to cut the wood in the future using a cnc.<br/> Update: I used a cnc for the wood. I'll include the fusion 360 files to use a cnc. A little bit of sanding is still needed after cnc or use a bit with an angle.</p> Category: Accessories