Last Update 20 January 2023, Do you ever have trouble remembering where you put your keys? Well, look no further! In this post, we will walk through the process of customizing an attractive and durable shaker keychain that not only looks cool but helps you stay organized. Not only will this keychain help you identify each individual set of keys instantly–it’s sure to add a touch of flair and personalization to all your essential belongings. Learn how easy it is to create and assemble one today! Choose the type of wood you want to use When it comes to crafting a shaker keychain, using the right type of wood is key. For example, walnut and maple are two types of wood that provide different looks and characters for the finished product. Walnut is often used for its rich brown hue and tight grain pattern, which make it look elegant and luxurious. Maple, on the other hand, consists of a light tone with prominent figure lines that gives it a classic appeal. It all comes down to personal preference—do you prefer something bold or timeless? Whatever choice you make, the outcome will surely be an eye-catching accessory with quality craftsmanship. Cut out a keychain shape from the wood Creating a shaker keychain out of wood is a craft project that anyone can master. It requires few supplies and only some basic tools to get the job done. All you need to start are some thin plywood scraps or wooden dowels, glue, sandpaper, and paint. Once your materials have been gathered, simply trace and cut out an outline of your desired keychain shape onto the plywood or dowel with a utility knife. Then sand down the edges before adding any paint or varnish for decoration. After that’s finished, put on some wood glue and attach a jump ring to hold it in place when finished. Now you have yourself a custom-made shaker keychain that is sure to be one-of-a-kind! Drill a hole in the top of the keychain for the chain If you’re looking for a fun accessory for your keychain, then why not try making a shaker keychain? This unique project will transform any standard keychain into a fun and entertaining piece that is sure to brighten up your day! To get started, all it takes is drilling a hole in the top of the keychain and then adding some beads or marbles. With just a few supplies, you can customize your shaker keychain to create something totally unique and special. Be creative and have fun making your very own shaker keychain!
1/20/2023Last update 18 January 2023, It appears the Lamborghini electrified V-12 supercar set to replace the Aventador has been revealed early. Motor1 has discovered patent drawings filed by Lamborghini last November with the World Intellectual Property Organization, for a supercar that's likely to be the Aventador successor due out later this year. Information included with the patent lists Mitja Borkert, Lamborghini's current design chief, as the designer of the car in the drawings. Many of the details also match elements seen on prototypes for the Aventador successor, such as the heavy cut lines of the hood, the position of the headlights, the lines of the side blades, and the Y-shaped taillights. The design appears to be influenced by the Terzo Millennio, a 2017 concept that shares many of the elements shown here.
1/17/2023Last Update 17 January 2023 1953 Dodge Storm Z-250 The Dodge Storm Z-250 was the brainchild of advertising executive Fred Zeder, whose father (also named Fred) was a key figure in the early days of Chrysler and had worked on the Airflow models. The younger Zeder specified a Hemi V-8 and a tube-frame chassis with interchangeable bodies—one for on-road touring and one for racing. The Bertone-designed body shown here was designed to be removed by unscrewing just four bolts and replaced with a lighter fiberglass body for racing. It's unknown if the fiberglass body was actually built, Kendall noted. The car was originally white with a black roof, with different hub caps than the ones currently fitted. The Storm appeared at the 1953 Turin auto show, but it may have made other undocumented show appearances as well. It made quite a splash when Zeder parked it outside his Manhattan office, attracting so much attention that police got involved, Kendall said.
1/16/2023He replaces Jost Capito, who left the squad at the end of 2022 after just two seasons, and will be only the third team principal at Williams after Capito and team founder Frank Williams. Vowles is an F1 veteran with 21 years of experience in the sport, with most of that time spent with the hugely successful Mercedes-Benz AMG F1 team, where he served as an engineer and more recently as its head of strategy. He also worked at the previous incarnations of the Mercedes team, Brawn GP and Honda before that. “I cannot wait to start with Williams Racing,” Vowles said in a statement. “The team is an icon of our sport, one I greatly respect, and I am very much looking forward to the challenge.” Vowles will have a sense of familiarity at Williams as the team uses Mercedes power units. There's even speculation that with Vowles in charge of Williams, there could be closer collaboration with his former team in the future.
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