A key that’s a keyring

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split-keyringThe Split Ring Key Blank is a genius idea from Amron Experimental, the same folks that brought us the Endo Magnet. It’s a key blank that you can take to the hardware store / Walmart to grind into a key. But really the cool part is that the top of the blank is a split ring keyring. You can use it to hold all the rest of your keys. I’ll say it again, genius!

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  2. I like this idea, but the thought of all of my other keys poking out at right angles to it as I sit or work means I shan’t go for it any time soon. It WOULD be fun to see how strong the ring is when other keys are torquing on it.

    When I think of my wife’s keyring, however, with all of the inter-attached rings and clips and such, something like this could easily form the core of a really nice set-up.

  3. I’ve always wanted keys that flipped out of a swiss-army-style knife – fairly compact and the other end would have useful tools too. (Probably a bad idea in the face of modern airport security, and more than half of the “keys” I carry today are electronic anyhow…)

  4. @Julie

    Am I pointing out the obvious, if I tell you that a swiveling key blade would be difficult to turn around in the lock? 😛

  5. So instead of my aggressively-culled key ring, I’ve got this thing that will never lie flat in my pocket?

    This is not a clever design.

  6. It actually does lie pretty flat in your pocket with keys on it as the normal keys don’t sit perpendicular to the ring’s plane. The holes in the normal keys are big enough to allow them to rotate toward the ring’s plane. If you were to put keys on both sides of the key ring key you’d hardly notice it. Plus, you’ll always be able to identify your house key in the dark.

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