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Wall Dog Leash Holder | Hundegarderobe

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Tired of having your dog utensils laying around the house? 3D printing to the rescue!

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Model information

Category
Pets
License
Creative Commons — Attribution — Share Alike

Parts

The model consists of multiple parts, each is stored in a separate STL file:

  • Sides: Left-Side.stl and Right-Side.stl
  • Back: Back.stl
  • Bottom: Bottom.stl
  • Front versions
    • Front_Blank.stl - without lettering for you to modify (if you want)
      • The stencil font I used is called *Sirin Stencil* (Google Fonts Link). It looks really tasteful in my opinion!
    • Front_Doggo.stl - lettering: “Doggo”
    • Front-Leash-Parking.stl - Lettering: “Leash Parking”
    • Front_Edda.stl - lettering: “Edda”

Assembly

You don't need any additional parts (no screws etc.) to assemble the thing. Just for mounting it to a wall.

Make sure to assemble the pieces in this order:

  1. Push in the sides into the bottom piece.  
    Note: The parts are not completely symmetric. Make sure the longer / shorter thingies to be pushed in are facing towards the right direction.
  2. Push in the previously assembled sides and bottom part into the front piece with the longer thingies. 
  3. Mount the back piece to a wall (makes the mounting easier as the holes are easier to access).
  4. Push in the previously assembled sides, bottom and front parts into the now wall-mounted back piece.

The tolerances are such a tight fit (in my prints) that they snap right in and seem very stable. In case the parts are somehow loose for you, consider using adhesive to make them more stable.

Print Settings

Until now, I have printed the leash holder in two variants. 

General Settings
  • Used PLA @ 0.2mm Layer Height
  • Contours: 4-5 (for extra stability)
  • Were printed on a Prusa Mini +
  • Increased the number of contours in the slicer to 4-5
Honeycomb Pattern (Willi Lettering in the images)
  • Created in PrusaSlicer
  • Settings:
    • Infill: 15% Honeycomb
    • Bottom & Top Layers: 0
    • Contours: 4-5

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