Pets Poop Bag Dispenser V2 by Chase90

Chase90

Household>Pets

Print Profile(1)

All

P1S

P1P

X1 Carbon

X1E

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill, with supports

2 h

1 plate

5.0(5)

Boost

Released

Description

Pets Poop Bag Dispenser V1- Piece without openings in the walls, you can print vertically.

https://makerworld.com/en/models/186322

Pets Poop Bag Dispenser V3 - More minimalist piece, with less material, but you can print vertically without supports. This version has the option to attach magnets

https://makerworld.com/en/models/237026

Introducing the Pet Waste Bag Dispenser, tailored specifically for Amazon bags but compatible with various other brands – the ultimate solution for maintaining a clean and convenient home for pet owners. This dispenser has been thoughtfully designed to be compact and efficient, with dimensions of 165mm in height, 70.7mm in width, and 38mm in depth, making it an ideal fixture for mounting on walls or furniture.

Designed with practicality at its core, this dispenser facilitates easy access to waste bags, streamlining pet waste management into a hassle-free task. Its elegant design is not just about function; it's also about fitting beautifully into your home décor, ensuring a blend of utility and style.

While engineered for Amazon waste bags, this dispenser's versatile design accommodates most standard waste bag rolls (66mm width max), ensuring readiness and convenience for all pet owners. Its durable build, optimized for 3D printing, guarantees a long-lasting and sturdy yet lightweight and easy-to-install solution.

This project is a must-have for pet lovers seeking an efficient, hygienic way to deal with pet waste at home. Ready for download and 3D printing, you can create your own Pet Waste Bag Dispenser, ensuring a clean environment with a stylish touch.

Seize the opportunity to combine convenience, elegance, and environmental responsibility with the Pet Waste Bag Dispenser project. Download now and elevate your pet waste disposal system at home, ensuring a cleaner, more pleasant living space for you and your pets.

For those who want to use the Amazon bags, I leave the link below.

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Documentation (1)

Other Files (1)

Pets Poop Bag Dispenser V2 - Drawing_5ac8fb18-aadd-47fc-9b77-26c601563afd.pdf

Comment & Rating (13)

@BENNImacht

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill, with supports

Printed perfectly. Taped it to the wall next to my apartment door, so I won't ever forget to take some poop bags with me.

@chase90

Thanks for the feedback, it looks beautiful, thanks for sharing the photo.

@Cherno

I like the design overall and have printed about 3 or 4 pieces. However, I have found that it is very difficult to print in a vertical orientation without supports. Regardless of the plate, glue or brim used, the print becomes very unstable when it gets to the top part with bridges and holes. 3 out of 4 prints in this orientation failed because the front is very wobbly as it has a very narrow connection to the base, and when it comes to the holes, even a slight bump on the z-hop makes it shake, causing the layer to shift at the very least. Adding more bridges/connections to the side holes might help make it more stable, but so far the only reliable way I've found is to print it backside down on a plate with snug supports. In the photo, the left model is printed this way, and the right model is one of the results from printing vertically. The printing failed because the model bounced completely off the plate. I'm uploading the print profile I used for the most successful print, but it's obviously not perfect as it's using extra filament for the front part's supports

The designer has replied

@chase90

Thank you for sharing your experience and for the detailed feedback on printing the design in a vertical orientation. It's valuable to know that you've attempted multiple prints and faced stability issues, especially towards the top parts with bridges and holes. Your observation about the narrow connection to the base and the challenges with the holes during z-hop movements is particularly insightful. I'm grateful for the photo and the print profile you've uploaded. It will assist me in identifying the specific areas that need improvement. Based on your feedback, I will explore modifications to the design to increase stability, for vertical prints. Thank you again for printing my design and for taking the time to provide such constructive feedback. Your efforts in experimenting with different printing orientations and sharing your results are invaluable. I'll work on updating the design and hope to provide a version that addresses these issues, making it easier to print in a vertical orientation with better stability.

@chase90

As I said, I made a new version as suggested with more bridges/connections to make the piece more stable. From the tests I did, there is no longer the problem of it being wobbly on the front and the printing came out well, vertically and without supports. Also add the option to place magnets. I hope you like this version more. https://makerworld.com/en/models/237026