Litter Robot III Open Air Fence
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After upgrading from the Litter Robot 2 to the Open Air, I loved almost all aspects of the upgrade except for the…
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After upgrading from the Litter Robot 2 to the Open Air, I loved almost all aspects of the upgrade except for the "Open Air" part....Open Air translates into"Litter thrown everywhere".
I bought the official Open Air fence but it was worthless. I understand they didn't want to make it too big because it would lose the "Open Air" aspect... but it was wasted money.
So I decided to build something that can be attached/removed easily.
I have been using it for a month now and have had no issues with the installation (slipping, etc) and no trouble with daily usage by 2 cats. It has eliminated a lot of the litter that was thrown around while the cats are using it.
Parts and Assembly
The fence was cut out of 1/8" (or 3mm) material. I tested both plywood and acrylic and both worked well. The DXF can be used for laser cutters/etc. I have included an STL of the fence also, however it's larger than most 3D printers can handle in a single print.
Printed Parts
- 1x - Top Left Mount
- 1x - Top Right Mount
- 2x - Bottom Front Mount
- 2x - Bottom Back Mount
Other parts
- 2x - M3 x 10mm screws
- 2x - M3 nuts
Assemble
- Attach the bottom mounts (front and back) on both sides. Leave one side loose so it's easier to mount/align the fence on the robot.
- Move the fence into the robot's opening and level it.
- Make sure the bottom back mounts are gripping the opening and tighten them
- Attach the Top left/right mounts to the robot and slide them into place to lock the fence into place.
Category: DIY