*Another* Limited key fob, lulz

Dr. Monkeypants

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I was bored, so I did a thing. I wanted to make it about as small as possible without losing usefulness. Goal achieved?

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These Limited key fob threads are interesting to me because mine is always in my pocket or bag, and therefore, I never think about it.

The idea of a unique/different one never even crossed my mind for that reason.
 
These Limited key fob threads are interesting to me because mine is always in my pocket or bag, and therefore, I never think about it.

The idea of a unique/different one never even crossed my mind for that reason.

Yeah, I didn't really NEED a different fob. I mean, this isn't a serious project. I was just bored at work running parts on the CNC and didn't really care for those other erector set looking options so I whipped something up. Really just wanted to see how small and how few parts I could get away with. Turns out two parts, four screws, and 50% the size of the original is the answer. ; )

Maybe it'll inspire a better option from someone else?

Edit: Ok, i lied. I care about it a little bit. I realized it needed button protectors...
 

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Why would you not want the mechanical key with you that is on the factory fob?


I already have a different one secured to the car in case I lose my keys on a bike ride, so taking it off the fob seemed like a reasonable thing to do. Even after just a half a day, it makes a noticeable difference in my pocket
 

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