Ring bowl for dogs

Did you build a DIY wooden bowl stand for your furry friend, but the hole cutout didn't come out perfect, or the metal bowl keeps rattling around?

This 3D printable trim ring is designed to solve this problem in an elegant and functional way. Inserted directly into the hole of the wooden stand, it covers the rough cut edge, providing a clean and much more professional look. At the same time, it acts as a spacer to hold the bowl firmly in place. Say goodbye to annoying metallic rattling noises and wobbly bowls during mealtime—perfect for withstanding the enthusiasm of energetic or large dogs like an Akita or a Shiba.

Benefits:

Clean design: Hides rough or splintered edges of the cut wood.

No more noise: Stabilizes the bowl, preventing vibrations or clinking against the wooden frame.

Easy installation: Friction fit. Depending on the tolerances of your cut, it can also be secured with a little glue or silicone.

Printing Tips:

Material: PETG is ideal for moisture and wash resistance, but classic PLA works perfectly fine too. If you want a 100% shock-absorbing effect, try printing it in flexible TPU.

Layer height: 0.2 mm or 0.28 mm for a fast print.

Infill: 10% (Gyroid or Cubic).

Supports: Not needed. Make sure to orient the largest flat face directly on the build plate.

Adaptability: Check the diameter of your hole and your bowl. The model can be easily scaled up or down (on the X and Y axes) in your slicer to perfectly fit any custom size.