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YES!

Until you bump it some day and you realise how easy all the leverage made it to snap off. Maybe cooler with a stumpy.

 

Stumpy would work better, plus if instead of cutting the bow of the key off you just trim it to the same width as the blade, that way it gives you extra length which can be sunk into a drilled-out screwdriver handle and set with epoxy etc, much stronger that way.

 

Also good idea to put a tiny eyelet in the end so you can still attach keyrings etc

these are popular mods for a while now

huge on the Ruckus scene

http://totalruckus.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=34&t=4333

http://forums.evolutionm.net/welding-fabrication/456721-diy-lug-nut-key.html

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my personal fave are the lug nut

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i have seen a swiss army knife

swiss-army-keys.jpg?w=580&h=386, switch blade one for the Ruckus, and doing a Spyder knife one for the Met, like this one

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love the concept

do agree, recommend a shorter handle, so you don't damage the barrel

Man I wish I still had COD. I had to give it away because I couldn't stop playing it.

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