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    13-5-2016 13:22:01  #11

    igotztowrite
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    Re: A cure for keychoppers?

    mre12ax7 wrote:

    igotztowrite wrote:

    Perhaps something this? I can't verify the quality. I saw it "somewhere" and bookmarked it for future reference. Beautiful machine! Good luck!
    http://www.joann.com/tim-holtz-idea-ology-typewriter-keys-16pk/2373538.html#q=typewriter+keys&start=1
     

    You probably saw it from me.
    I used them to re-key a Remington 12.
    They have little loops cast on them to use for necklaces etc, which I removed when I attached them to the typewriter 

    How are they as far as quality? 
     

     

    15-5-2016 11:53:28  #12

    JamesRossi
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    Re: A cure for keychoppers?

    Yeah, unfortunately Typewriter Keys are just too chic to not be something people would like to make crafts out of. The only real way to combat it is to undercut the market for them by offering products like the one up thread. If you wanted to actually target the market you'd want to offer the keys in the same places keychoppers list them. Make the cheaper non-destructive versions more visible/desirable.

     

     

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