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Dog Poop Bag Holder

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A well designed and tested pet waste bag holder that can be 3d printed.

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Model information

Category
Pets
License
Creative Commons — Public Domain

Summary

This holder for dog waste bag spools that are commonly used by pet owners that can be attached easily to your leash so you never find yourself without a waste bag on your walks.

Features:

  • Fits commonly purchased spools
  • Prints in two parts that thread seemlessly together.
  • Handy holes for running string or paracord through to attach to your leash.
  • Wide dispenser hole with notches for supporting easy tear off of bags.
  • Center spool support to keep your spool easy to dispense while spool winds down.
  • Fusion 360 design file available to customize with parametric features to adjust

Parametric Design:

  • Adjust the text emboss to feature your own message or pets name
  • Adjust for different sized spools
  • Adjust thread settings and offsets to work for your 3d printer

File List:

  • PoopBagHolder.f3d - usable in Fusion360 for adjusting your design, (text / dimensions / threads). Optional.
  • Base.3mf - To pull into your favorite slicer to print the main body of the holder.  Includes emboss of the word “Woof”.
  • Base-NotText.3mf - A version of the above if you don't want text.
  • Cap.3mf - The screw on cap.
  • PoopBagHolder-Woof.gcode - print file for “Woof” text version. 
  • PoopBagHolder-NoText.gcode - print file for no text version.

Tested with: 

Fusion360 for model design, Cura as the slicer, with machine settings for Artillery Sidewinder X1.  Printed in 1.75mm PLA

Printing Tips:

  • Print with flat portions of each component on the build plate to avoid using supports.
  • Threads are customized to work better with 3d printing.  I've had the best success with thinner layer heights (0.16mm or 0.12mm). 
  • If you change the dimensions you must also change the thread definition to match. 
  • For extra durability without increasing mass or print time much use 8 or more bottom layers in your slicer.  I noticed that after repeatedly dropping my leash the bottom layer with the default of 4 layers allowed for breakage.  

Updated:
* Gcode now with 8 bottom layers for the cap and base to improve durability.

 

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