Snowboard-Binding Disk for AirTag 96mm w. Offset

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This disc is modeled after Nidecker's offset multi-disc and fits my Supermatic-LT binding perfectly. However, it should also work with all other bindings that use a 96mm disc, especially Nidecker or Flow. It can be used on all boards with 4x4, 3HP or Channel mounting points. The offset design makes it even more flexible to use than a normal multi-disc. A video on the possible mounting options can be found here Nidecker:
 

The special thing about this disc is that an AirTag can be hidden inside it. To do this, insert the AirTag on the underside so that the white side of the AirTag is visible. Then insert the cover and let it snap into place. The cover can be opened again later with a screwdriver, key or similar. 

Notes for printing

I printed the disc in PLA-CF. However, I made my test prints in PLA. These were already very stable and would probably hold up. Nevertheless, I would recommend choosing fiber-reinforced material. In my printing profile, I use a 0.6mm nozzle, 7 walls and a triple infill. With a 0.4mm nozzle, you should therefore use at least 10 walls. Support is required, but it can be easily removed with my settings. 

Disclaimer

Use at your own risk! I assume no responsibility or liability for any property damage or personal injury resulting from the use of the disc. 

English

This disk is based on Nidecker's offset multi-disk and fits my Supermatic LT binding perfectly. But it should also work with all other bindings that use a 96mm disk, especially Nidecker or Flow. It can be used on all boards with 4x4, 3HP or Channel mounting points. The offset design means it can be used a little more flexibly than a normal multi-disk. A video about the possible assembly options you can see above.

The special thing about this disk is that you can hide an AirTag in it. To do this, insert the AirTag on the bottom so that the white side of the AirTag can be seen. Then insert the cover and let it snap into place. The cover can be opened again later using a screwdriver, key or similar.
 

Notes for printing

I printed the disc in PLA-CF. But I made my test prints with normal PLA. These were already very strong and would probably last. Nevertheless, I would recommend choosing fiber-reinforced material. In my printing profile I use a 0.6mm nozzle, 7 walls and a triple infill. With a 0.4mm nozzle you should use at least 10 walls. Support is required, but it can be easily removed with my settings.

Disclaimer

Use at your own risk! I assume no responsibility or liability for any damage to property or persons resulting from the use of the disc.