FOB Ring for NFC Tags

FOB Ring for NFC Tags

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Ever carry around a bunch of NFC tags? This solution solves my problem of wanting Amiibo with me while playing Breath of the Wild on Switch away from home. After printing, I stuck the NFC tag on the back of each FOB and color-coded them based on type. The ring is just 1.75mm filament joined with a coupler and some superglue - you could also try fusing it together with heat if you want. To get NFC tags working for Amiibo, you need: NFC Stickers (NTAG215, 30mm diameter) from Tagstand.com or cheaper options Android Device with NFC Write capabilities, like a 2013 Nexus 7 TagMo Android App and related keys - search online for specifics on how to get it working. Note: I had to build a fork of the main project due to a crash writing tags, check issues list for details. Amiibo Figures (whichever you want) - use TagMo app to back up data before writing to NFC tags Print Settings: Printer Brand: Prusa Printer: Prusa Clone Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: No Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 20% Notes: Only print setting of note is using a raft for the coupler to keep it from coming off the bed.

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