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AirTag enclosure (V2) snowboard / motorcycle / etc
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V2 with support and V1 on separate plate
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2 plates
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Description
(Now V2!) The model is designed to house an apple AirTag, with a screw in top (cap) and an o-ring for some water tightness.
I'm also including the fusion 360 file for anyone to make an easy remix there.
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Printing recommendations
- Printing the base and top (cap) on any regular PLA should be enough.
- O-ring should be printed on TPU or any other elastic material.
- slow speeds.
- low layer height so that the screwing pattern prints nicely.
- Support needed for the base offset where the double sided tape goes.
Other instructions
- Double sided tape: Use 1mm double sided tape at the base offset to stick it to any surface. I recommend making the tape a little longer (coming out of the base and visible) in the opening so that you can pull it out when you want to remove the enclosure.
- O-RING: If you're using a non 3D printed o-ring, make sure it's approximately 40mm in diameter. Something like this on aliexpress could work (untested).
- How to insert the Air-tag (IMPORTANT): when inserting the AirTag do it on the top (cap) with the metal part facing outward. This way you can easily remove it whenever you need.
- If you use this on a snowboard: Don't stick it to the top or bottom parts of a snowboard as it may get detached when putting your board in a gondola side carrier. Its better to stick it on the inside middle section right next to either of the bindings.
Changelog:
- 14/01-2025: V2 comes with several improvements. Improved grip on cap, better tolerance on threads and a smaller diameter on the base (now at 67mm vs 72mm on V1).
License
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