FurFinder - Apple AirTag Collar/Strap Attachment - Free 3D Print Model

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Asphalt3D

Household>Pets

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0.08mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

1.7 h

3 plates

4.4(85)

Increase the thickness of the first layer to avoid failure

1.6 h

3 plates

4.4(48)

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Description

Track your furry friend with ease using this collar/strap attachment designed to hold an Apple AirTag.
The ergonomically rounded corners ensure that your pet won't experience any irritation, and the minimal profile prevents the attachment from getting caught or tangled.

The screw-on cap design also allows you to display your custom AirTag engraving, making it easy to identify your pet's tag.
The attachment slides onto your pet's collar and is available in three strap widths: 1-inch (25.4mm), ¾-inch (19.05mm), and 3/8-inch (9.525mm).

All model parts can be 3D printed without supports. It's recommend to print at 10mm or smaller layer height to maintain the screw thread's resolution.
Tested with PLA and 15% infill.

Please note that the collar, straps, and buckles are not included.

With this collar/strap attachment, you can easily track your pet's location while keeping them comfortable and secure.

Comment & Rating (155)

@moogus

Boosted

Print Profile

0.08mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

fits like a glove on my cats collar

@Asphalt3D

So cute!

@bee37900

what collar is it?

@user_484812875

Print Profile

0.08mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

printed well but threads are too weak and airtag pops out when the collar is tightened down around the dogs neck. it causes the holder to bend and the airtag falls out.

@AprylRn

Boosted

Great print modified a bit with open ends so it would fit on the collar also covered in the hole so I could personalize it!! thanks

@di_key__

please 🙏 give 3d model

@user_3226476887

Boosted

thank you, my cat loves it

@dpmakes

Print Profile

0.08mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

all good . works great

@rodos

Print Profile

Increase the thickness of the first layer to avoid failure

Other Issues:To fine, cant get to bring top of nut.

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@ferrior

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I have seen the same issue. You have to apply some glue to the pad.

@rodos

Replying to @ferrior :

I saw that mentioned. As others have replied, it's not a bed issue. It's firmly stuck to the bed and has not moved, wont come off at the end. So glue on the bed is not going to resolve the problem In the photo 2 are loose on the bed only because I grabbed the failed prints to show the consistant problem.