Pet food bowl riser | stand - Customizable!

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Pet food bowl riser | stand - Customizable!

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X1 Carbon
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0.2mm layer, 5 walls, 15% infill, no support, no brim
0.2mm layer, 5 walls, 15% infill, no support, no brim
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1 plate

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Description

I designed this riser to elevate my dogs' and cat's food bowls to reduce the strain on their backs and spines. The dogs are short, but with the bowls on the ground I could tell using these would be more comfortable for them.

 

I'm including source files from Fusion 360. This is provided for personal use, and no permissions are granted for selling products produced with this model, or derivation

 

The sizes of most dimensions are parameters, so it's highly adjustable. I created three different sizes for my dogs, as you can see in the pictures.

 

Here are details:

parameterdescriptionunits
base_heightHeight of the front vertical facemm
inner_diaDiameter of the inside bracesmm
inner_support_depthSupport spokes can be raised or lowered to fit particular dishesmm
inner_support_widthWidth of the inner ring, offset from inner_diamm
outer_diaOuter ring to hold the outside diameter of the food bowl inserted (inside face, not including the width of the wall)mm
outer_retainer_heightHeight of the outer ring to hold the food bowlmm
outer_retainer_thicknessThickness of the outer ring that holds the bowlmm
nameplate_arcDegree width of the front nameplatedegrees
support_lengthLength of each spoke with enough extra to account for extrusionmm
support_offsetWidth of each spoke / 2mm
num_of_supportsNumber of total supports#
tilt_angleAngle from front to back, providing the tilt if desireddegrees
embossDepth of the pet name on the front nameplatemm
nameplate_depthUsed to create the front nameplate basemm
dia_plus_nameplate_depthCalculated - Distance from the center point to the front of the nameplate basemm

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