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Small helpers for the next stop

SlideID

A familiar face for your bag.

SlideID V2 partly open, showing the supported lid and press-in latch
V2 prototype — current CAD design. Physical testing is pending.

Press the side tab inward to release. Support the lid as it leaves the guides completely.

V2 retention prototype

Covered luggage ID tag

A compact luggage tag that keeps a paper contact card behind a sliding cover, with a shared attachment hole that helps retain the cover on the bag.

  • 78 × 44 × 7 mm
  • Paper contact-card recess; trim card to clear the V2 guide shelves
  • Opaque sliding cover with a finger grip
  • Luggage loop passes through both body and cover
  • Continuous lower support shelves beneath the sliding lid
  • Press-in side latch with a square retaining shoulder (V2 prototype)

Not yet for sale. Physical fit and durability testing are next. Share your feedback.

A closer look at the design

Digital renders of the actual printable parts.

SlideID assembled CAD geometry
V2 assembled design — digital render.
SlideID separate parts and internal geometry
V2 parts and internal details — digital render.

Press, then slide.

The revised lid has support underneath both edges and a side latch designed to resist accidental opening.

  1. Remove the luggage loop before opening. Refit it through both holes after closing.
  2. Hold the body and press the small side tab inward toward the centre of the lid.
  3. Keep the tab pressed as you begin sliding the lid outward. Hold the lid as it leaves the guides.
  4. To close, guide the lid back in while pressing the tab. Release it fully when closed and check that it catches.

The lid is removable. It is not tethered and has no stop at full extension.

Already printed an earlier version?

Reprint both body and lid as a matching V2 set. V1 and V2 parts should not be mixed. The revised PLA standard-fit projects are ready for a test print; physical retention and cycle testing are still pending. Keep at least 12 mm of guide engagement when using the lid partly open.

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