High Tech Pet - Automatic Dog Door Collar Tag : 1in (25mm) Collar Mount
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This print eliminates the need for a separate collar just for the door trigger device.
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If I was one of my dogs, I figured it would get annoying having two collars overlapping and rubbing against my neck, so I designed this holder to encapsulate the door trigger device and attach it to their 1in collars.
Originally my design was C shaped but my mongrels tend to chew on each other so each print was, at most, lasting a week. The solution came after I printed this airtag holder by tinkermade and it lasting more than a month under less-than-ideal circumstances. (The airtag print is really nice, check it out).
Printing
I printed all of mine in PETG, but based on experience with my previous design, PLA can work fine. You'll need 2 copies of the print because it's separated in two and the pieces screw together. Print flat side down without any supports unless you're one of those people to support screw holes. I took to using the newest beta of Prusaslicer to add nameplates embossed into that flat face as well. I use 240C for my PETG and that seems good, once the first few layers are down you should be able to ramp speeds to stupid levels (ideally). 0.2mm layers are plenty fine. You shouldn't need a brim; I used them off an on just because, but they don't seem necessary.
Post-Processing
Tolerances are fairly tight but I didn't want to sacrifice strength for ease of assembly (bit hyperbolic). Meaning, you'll most likely need to tap out the screw holes with an M3 tap (2 runs might save your wrist ;). It may also help to hit the joining side with a bit of sandpaper if you're worried about fit.
For joining, I used cap-style M3x20 hex screws (M3x15 might work).
If tolerances are too tight, I would assume that a slight scale wouldn't hurt but may sacrifice a bit of security. (Taps are well worth it if you havn't bought a cheap set yet)
I've learned that it helps to attach these near the dogs nametags/vet tags because they tend to hang at a good point for the door to sense them.
(If all else fails I tried attaching an OBJ file for remixing, glhf)