Furiku shares:
After seeing the prices of holders for the Apples new Airtags I decided to make ones myself, after all I do have a 3D printer just for this kind of stuff!
Remixed a case by MaxxTek to make a two-piece holder which screws together and fits Apple Airtag inside nicely.
Used a printed dummy version of the airtag to test it works – and it does!
However: If you happen to get real one, please comment and verify that this works with the real thing as well.I’m basing my design on Apples official listed 13.9mm /8mm sizing.
Hard filaments of course for something like this. PLA/PETG/ABS, your choice.
download the files on: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4835699
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