How is yours set up?

[Zed]

Im trying to set up my keyring so everything doesnt get mangled, and wondered how you guys have yours, here is mine now it works ok'ish but wondered if there is a better way, 

paul
 1 large ring,smaller ring just for my keys, then two not sure of there manes lol for my clutch,torch,and spy capsule,

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

No my are just as bulky and uncomfortable

[Zed]

No my are just as bulky and uncomfortable

  so probably ok then mike, now if i take the keys off  oh yeah i cant get back in, could leave the doors unlocked 

paul

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

No my are just as bulky and uncomfortable

  so probably ok then mike, now if i take the keys off  oh yeah i cant get back in, could leave the doors unlocked 

paul

Meh, home security's overrated anyway

[Benner]

Have a look here for some ideas http://forum.multitool.org/index.php/topic,6315.0.html

[Zed]

No my are just as bulky and uncomfortable

  so probably ok then mike, now if i take the keys off  oh yeah i cant get back in, could leave the doors unlocked 

paul

Meh, home security's overrated anyway

ive got 3 daughters they would scare anyone away  

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

No my are just as bulky and uncomfortable

  so probably ok then mike, now if i take the keys off  oh yeah i cant get back in, could leave the doors unlocked 

paul

Meh, home security's overrated anyway

ive got 3 daughters they would scare anyone away  

Sod that

That would prematurely age any man

[Zed]

Have a look here for some ideas http://forum.multitool.org/index.php/topic,6315.0.html

thanks for that mate, judging by lots on there mines not as cluttered , guess ill have to live with it,

and mike your not wrong, although there ages are 2,3,10 so not got to the worse ages yet, when that happens i need a big motorbike project that keeps me out of the house 

paul

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

Have a look here for some ideas http://forum.multitool.org/index.php/topic,6315.0.html

thanks for that mate, judging by lots on there mines not as cluttered , guess ill have to live with it,

and mike your not wrong, although there ages are 2,3,10 so not got to the worse ages yet, when that happens i need a big motorbike project that keeps me out of the house 

paul

Yeah, a nice ole Bonnie would be good

It'll take several years to get that running just so

[cliosguy]

i separate it in two

house, office, etc:


attached to a micra(but i use to swap it with some other keychain tool now and then) and a P-38, the idea is that in the worst case scenario this will be my LDS(last ditch setup)

car key:


attached to a ladybug, the idea is that i really like the spyderco ladybug and use it for quick and small task

and this is how it rides in my pocket:

[Zed]

Thats another good idea,  i must admit this is the most uncluttered its been for years, but wondered how others carried there 

paul

[cerbera147]

I posted this in EDCF recently too 

Here's mine:

Keyring is an S-biner with bottom catch glued in place. I have had no issues since securing the catch in place.

Starting From Right Clockwise:-

Leatherman Squirt S4 [attached to S-biner with quick release clip]
Below attached to keyring with removable split rings.
House Key & Tesco Loyalty Card
Black Spy Capsule
Telepen [extending pen]
Green Spy Capsule
House Key
Whistle With Inner Space For ID Information
Small Pry Bar [made from flat screwdriver from old multitool]
Led Keylight
Folding Car Key [attached to S-biner with quick release clip]

Both the car key and the Squirt can come off very quickly as can all other items on an as I need them basis. Since the car key and Squirt are sitting higher up it helps the whole keychain hang better. I have been using this setup for a couple of months and so far it has worked well for me.

[John]

I've gone totally minimalist now just carrying one key to lock the cell door when I go out   










seriously I'm liking these 


Linky http://www.countycomm.com/ring.htm   

[Zed]

im liking both of those setups guys, the only thing i like to remove easily is the MT, the others can stay attached , i like that cable john, and that thing your keys are attached to cerbera. i see alot more choices here than i thought  

paul  

A better pic of how i have it now,

[David Bowen]

That blue key looks like the key I use at work to get into our electronic safe, everyone has their own and I have to use a 4 digit pin to access it. What is yours used for?

Im trying to set up my keyring so everything doesnt get mangled, and wondered how you guys have yours, here is mine now it works ok'ish but wondered if there is a better way, 

paul
 1 large ring,smaller ring just for my keys, then two not sure of there manes lol for my clutch,torch,and spy capsule,
(Image removed from quote.)

[Zed]

Im thinking of getting one of those Nite-Ize S-Biner Carabineer as good for removing items you need,

paul

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

Im thinking of getting one of those Nite-Ize S-Biner Carabineer as good for removing items you need,

paul

There a bit naff in my opinion, as there's not much power in the spring, so it can easily become detached without your knowing it

[Gareth]

This picture is probably buried in the thread that Benner linked to but I'll show it here anyway.



Show is a Vic Ambassador and a Fenix L0D.  The L0D got replaced by a Leatherman Monarch 300 for a while but has just come back for a bit.  The Ambassador (with splitring, most don't have one) gets swapped around with various 58mm stuff as well, my Rescue bladed Rally ATM.

Keeping them both on lobster-claw clips means I can easily take them off the bunch for doing jobs that take more than a second.

[Zed]

This picture is probably buried in the thread that Benner linked to but I'll show it here anyway.

(Image removed from quote.)

Show is a Vic Ambassador and a Fenix L0D.  The L0D got replaced by a Leatherman Monarch 300 for a while but has just come back for a bit.  The Ambassador (with splitring, most don't have one) gets swapped around with various 58mm stuff as well, my Rescue bladed Rally ATM.

Keeping them both on lobster-claw clips means I can easily take them off the bunch for doing jobs that take more than a second.

ive just changed my clutch to a similar attachment as is easier to take off, 

paul

[cerbera147]

Im thinking of getting one of those Nite-Ize S-Biner Carabineer as good for removing items you need,

paul

There a bit naff in my opinion, as there's not much power in the spring, so it can easily become detached without your knowing it

That's why I glued mine shut at the bottom; this frees the top to clip onto belt, etc. Before I did this it was a little unsecure [is that a word ] but now I have had no problems. And they weigh very little 

[nuphoria]

Im thinking of getting one of those Nite-Ize S-Biner Carabineer as good for removing items you need,

paul

There a bit naff in my opinion, as there's not much power in the spring, so it can easily become detached without your knowing it

That's why I glued mine shut at the bottom; this frees the top to clip onto belt, etc. Before I did this it was a little unsecure [is that a word ] but now I have had no problems. And they weigh very little 

Glued it?? Crikey!

I just slipped some gutted paracord over it which is awkward to move and keeps it secure. I guess I couldn't commit in the same way you did

[Benner]

Im thinking of getting one of those Nite-Ize S-Biner Carabineer as good for removing items you need,

paul

There a bit naff in my opinion, as there's not much power in the spring, so it can easily become detached without your knowing it

Make that, very naff. 

[Zed]

Im thinking of getting one of those Nite-Ize S-Biner Carabineer as good for removing items you need,

paul

There a bit naff in my opinion, as there's not much power in the spring, so it can easily become detached without your knowing it

Make that, very naff. 

ill give that a miss then 

paul