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New to KeyBar? This quick video shows you exactly how to assemble your key organizer step by step.

What's in the Tin

KeyBar Body

Your KeyBar & titanium pocket clip or KeyBar JR

Screws

Three sizes included: 1/2", 3/4", and 7/8" to fit your key and tool stack

Washers & O-Rings

~18 washers for spacing & 2 rubber 0-rings for tension adjustment

Key Fob Link

Attach car fobs or items that don't fit inside

Assembly in 4 Easy Steps

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Step 1

Insert Screw & O-Ring

Take the screw that best fits your key and tool stack and add an O-ring onto the screw—this creates tension to keep your items secure. Insert the screw through the front side of your KeyBar.

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Step 2

Layer Keys & Washers

Stack your keys onto the screw, using washers between them for smooth operation. Arrange keys and tools according to how often you use them—most-used keys on the outside for easy access.

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Step 3

Attach the Back

Place the back side (with pocket clip inserted) onto the screws. Screw the two halves together until snug. Don't overtighten—you want items to swing freely.

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Step 4

Test & Adjust

Fan out your keys and tools to make sure they swing smoothly. Too loose? Tighten slightly. Too stiff? Loosen a bit. Uneven sides? Add a washer or two. Your KeyBar should feel just right.

Care

Periodically check that your screws are snug. If items feel loose or stiff, adjust tension by tightening/loosening the screw or adding/removing a washer.