Dog Collar Embedded (Print Inside) AirTag Holder
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A clean dog collar AirTag holder designed for ultimate security and ruggedness. The AirTag is embedded during printing.
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My dog is very active on outdoor adventures, in-and-out of water constantly, and kept breaking the commercial AirTag holders I used for his collar, several times a year. This design is intended to be more durable and secure than any on the market I can find.
This is a simple, very clean AirTag Holder designed for the ultimate in ruggedness, waterproofing, and security. The AirTag is embedded inside the print DURING printing.
Please note that battery changes will require breaking the AirTag holder and reprinted. This isn't convenient, but the inconvenience gets you a much simpler and more rugged holder than those that screw or glue together. My dog kept breaking AirTags I could buy, often at the screw-in points. This being the case, I figured that breaking them open myself every year or so was worth the trade off since I was buying new ones often anyway. They can be easily broken open using a chisel from the side along layer lines when its time for a battery change.
(Note, I've also uploaded a design that screws together if this seems silly to you).
This design requires additional hardware. At the very least, it requires 2 screws, which go through the dogs collar. The designed spec uses 2x M4x6mm heat-set inserts and 2x M4 screws (stainless preferred). If you wish to forgo the heat set inserts (not recommended) then it will also work with 2xM5 screws directly into the plastic.
Notes:
-You must use your slicer to pause the print at the layer just before the internal cylinder is covered. I insert the AirTag white-side up at this layer before restarting the print.
-I recommend PETG, ABS, ASA, or Nylon. I use Fiberon PA6-GF glass fiber Nylon and it's been extremely rugged. PLA will work too, but may crack more easily.
-I recommend against carbon fiber filaments, as carbon fiber surrounding the AirTag can dramatically reduce its radio range due to EMF attenuation.
-Print time is around 30-40 minutes using Nylon or PETG.
-I highly recommend using a washer on the backside of the collar to prevent screws pulling through.
-Works best with 1.5" collars.