PVC Chicken Feeder - Lid With Level Indication
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Lid to cover the top of a PVC chicken feeder and to show the level of feed so you know when you need to refill!
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This is a lid/cap designed to fit directly on 4" sewer and drain PVC (I used this one). Note that this is not schedule 40 PVC. It replaces a standard PVC cap with the added feature of level indication via a string that is fished through the lid (surprisingly much easier than I thought.) When the outside weight is at the top, you know you need to refill!
The idea is based on this one (no affiliation) but is incorporated into one nice package. I used default slicer settings for PETG (2 walls, 15% infill, etc.) on the Bambu X1C and mine has proven watertight so far. You could always add more top and bottom layers and walls if you're concerned. If I make any more, I'm planning on making them out of ASA. It slides on nicely for me, but if you have issues, you can always scale it up 1% or 2%
I melted the end of the nylon string to keep it from fraying, and it pushed right through the integrated tube!
Main features:
- Keeps food dry and critters out.
- Channel for string to pass through the lid for external level indication, so you can see if your feeder needs refilling from afar!
Additional Hardware required:
- 4" PVC chicken feeder
- about 5 feet of nylon string based on the height of your feeder(like this https://www.lowes.com/pd/Marshalltown-1000-ft-White-Nylon-Mason-Line-String/1000101945)
- Small weight for outside (I used a ½" nut)
- Larger weight for inside (must be heavier than weight outside. You may have to play with this to get one heavy enough to overcome the friction in the lid. I used a short ½" bolt with 2 nuts threaded on.
Check out my hinged lid for the bottom of the feeder here: https://www.printables.com/model/900099-pvc-chicken-feeder-hinged-lid