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These are a smaller version of my standard keychain. They measure approximately 7/16×1/4” and are as long as each name works out, usually 1.5 – 2.5”.
The ones pictured here, in order are Cumaru, Zebrawood, Red Oak, Madrone, Walnut and Mesquite. They are used for key tags, zipper pulls, dog tags, and on backpacks and luggage.
I primarily use my old Sears 12” band saw with a 1/8” blade with an occasional cut on my scroll saw. With lots of minute filing and sanding.
I really enjoy doing these. I now regularly stock 18+ different domestic and exotic woods for these and my standard keychains.
-- Peace in Wood ~ http://www.etsy.com/shop/DustyNewt
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Kate
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#1 posted 870 days ago
I like them. Looks like they would take more patience than I can muster.
-- Kate, http://www.wooden-box-maker.com
Woodwrecker
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#2 posted 870 days ago
That is some mighty fine detail.
Nice work!
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#3 posted 870 days ago
Very Nice.
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