![]() Attach Keyhole Hangers: Screw in keyhole hangers using a simple screwdriver or cordless drill (depending on wood hardness).Smooth the rough routed surface with the same Micro sanding discs used in step 1. Then rout an additional 1/8″ recess only in the location where the screw head will enter the keyhole hanger. Rout Recesses for Keyhole Hangers: Use the Micro’s engraving cutter to rout out an 1/8″ recess following the pencil outline created in step 2. ![]() Mark for Keyhole Hangers: Determine what will be the front & back of the holder, and trace around the keyhole hangers on the back side.Next switch to a medium grade disc and then to a fine grade disc until completely smooth. ![]() In a smooth continuous motion, move the sanding disc over the surface of the wood removing any rough splinters on the surface. Attach a coarse grade sanding disc onto the EZ Drum Mandrel and lock it into place on the rotary tool. Sand the 1×2 Board: Depending on the cut of wood, you’ll likely need to start with one of the coarse grade sanding discs and work your way to the finest one.Note: While you’re gathering materials, make sure your Micro is on the charger (or already charged). 4 Caged necklace pendants (I picked these up at Michael’s, and it looks like they’re only available in stores.).No more frantic key searching for this gal! If you too need to organize your home’s key situation, check out the modern key holder solution I made for my entry. Normally making a wall-mounted key holder with key chain slots & recessed keyhole hangers would require 3 big-daddy tools: belt sander, mitre saw and router, but instead I’m simplifying things and using the Dremel 8050 Micro, a handheld rotary tool that satisfies all 3 tool needs in one. Key Storage in the Entry.īecause our entry is a small space, I knew the key holder had to be wall mounted, and I found inspiration in this only-sold-in-Danish-stores key holder. So when Dremel challenged me to share a small space solution as part of their month-long August Maker Days (more on this in a bit!), it was a no-brainer which area to tackle. And it makes for a frantic struggle when you need to dash out the door in a hurry. Without a designated drop spot for them when you walk in the front door, our keys often end up in scattered, hard to find places throughout the home. Not only are we looking after our own home and car keys but the duplex’s exterior door key, our tenant’s spare keys, etc. I’m a member of the Michael’s Makers team which means I receive a gift card to complete and share fun craft challenges.As owners of a Duplex home, it’s safe to say we have a healthy number of keys to manage. ![]() Tons of unfinished, natural craft supplies for your next DIY craft project. On August 8th, you’ll find these and MORE fun accessories at Michael’s new “Raw Bar”. It doesn’t get much easier than that, does it? Perfect for your own home (and sanity) or a great handmade housewarming gift idea. Keep keys within easy reach or hang in a in closet, the bedroom or bathroom for hanging necklaces, beads, bracelets, hair ties, etc. I nestled mine inside of a regular picture frame. Attach accessories (wooden key decal, cork monogram and spools) to stretched burlap frame using hot glue.Ĥ. I painted the wooden key decal and spools black.Ģ.
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