Opel Agila key

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PETG

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20-30% infill for durability, 1.2-1.6 mm walls

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So my mum broke her Opel Agila key. looking inside I could not refrain from designing her a new (and better!) cover for her key! Here is the result of my work if you need it! Just dismount the old car key, take the three components inside (the key, the RFID for immobilizer and the round radio controller), place them in your just printed cover and close it with two little screws. Unfortunately I can't tell you what screw you need because I've taken two that I had at office but they are fairly common. You need the same thread as the original key as the inside hole of the key's hole is threaded.