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Round Key Holder

Round Key Holder by Aanraku Studios
$7.95 USD
Item# 63949   In Stock

Product Features

  • Functional, fashionable & customizable
  • High quality plating
  • Features a 1" diameter bezel cup

Product Description

Show off your fused glass art with a great looking key ring.
Key chains have a bright silver colored finish and fits a 1" round glass cabochon. Sold unfinished and individually.

Image courtesy Aanraku Studios.

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4 out of 5 stars
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Pros : This is not a thin or easily broken wire for the actual key holding part, very sturdy and feels substantial. The lip means it's also useful for resin
Cons : The bottom of the interior is totally smooth, which can make it a bit hard to secure the cab with just glue. I had an acquaintance who picked this for her project at a local maker craft place bring hers to me and she asked me re-glue it after it came apart in less than a week. I advised her it really needs epoxy to secure it in such a high use item, but it made me leery of kiln edged glass (ie. irregular) in such a high contact, daily use item, so I put in a lot of work to fit my glass and polish it down to a perfect cabochon.
Other Thoughts : While the smooth interior may be preferred if you want a shiny silver back to it for resin or a clear glass base, I really feel like it needs scuffing if you're going to adhere your glass with glue, and maybe even with a 2 part epoxy/resin Over all I will likely purchase again
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5 out of 5 stars
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Pros : Very nice finish and a good seller. Can be removed from the key ring and sood as a pendant and I sell many that way. Dual purpose!
Cons : None yet!
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