Replacment key fobs

[wheeler]

They can fairly easily be swapped over without the little vice, I have done them in the past with a very small punch & just resting the key on a normal slightly open vice. The first time I tried to do it by myself though I lost the little pin on my garage floor. Far easier with an extra pair of hands. putting the pin back in its best just to use a small pair of long nose pliers. The good thing about the key vice it is full of little magnets that catch the pins as they come out & all the little compartments are magnetic too for those tiny little screws from key fobs when changing batteries etc. I think I paid about £13 for mines from china.
Also I have a tool addiction

[GiveMeABreak]

That explains why I could never transplant the damned thing - I was trying to over complicate it by trying to remove and relocate the complete spring pivot mechanism. An epic fail on my behalf.

[Paul-R]

Not much use to a normal person, but very useful to, say, a garage mechanic.

Garage mechanics aren't normal?

[CitroJim]

Also I have a tool addiction

I think that applies to many of us on here Wheeler

Not much use to a normal person, but very useful to, say, a garage mechanic.

Garage mechanics aren't normal?

Some have a distinctly abnormal feeling for torque and how tight to do things up

[Hell Razor5543]

OK, what I meant was that an average member of the public would not have much call for such a device (probably only use it once in a blue moon), but a mechanic or a locksmith could be using it on a regular basis.