Cat Tree Scratcher Post Base Reinforcement 64mm Diameter
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A quick and easy method to secure those scratcher posts. Very snug fit to ensure it doesn't come off.
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The scratcher post on my cat tree was getting a little wonky, since it's only secured by a single threaded shaft in the center of it. I decided to add some reinforcement to it, so my cat doesn't completely rip it off it's base. Designed for scratcher posts that are 64mm in diameter and is a very tight interference fit with the wrappings on the post, so expect a bit of elbow grease to get it on there. Once on, you are unlikely to even need to put in the securing screws on the post, but I have included the offset screw holes if you wanted to anyway.
Bottom base also has screw holes. Use screws that don't penetrate to other side of your bottom base board. Drywall screws work great on the particle board most cat trees are made of. Printed with PETG with 6 walls for maximum strength. Infill is fine to stay 15% or you can increase if your cat is on the larger size.
Enjoy!