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  1. May 22, 2024, 07:07 AM #1
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    Trick for putting a key on a keyring - GIF

    Trick for putting a key on a keyring.




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    Just use a small screwdriver to spread the first turn away from the rest or, if you do a lot of these, buy some pliers made for the job...

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    I have always just used my thumbnail. to spread the ring open enough to get the first key started then slid the rest of the keys in behind it.
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