80mm Cubic Dog Treat Dispenser
Created 1 months ago
Description
What it's for
This solid-body treat dispenser encourages dogs to actively play for their food. The blocky exterior with heavily rounded edges causes erratic tumbling behaviour when pushed, keeping the toy unpredictable across the floor. As it rolls, kibble or treats fall randomly from the scattered ports.
Dimensions
- Overall Size: 80mm x 80mm x 80mm footprint.
- Dispensing Ports: 15mm diameter, distributed across various faces.
- Internal Cavity: 70mm hollow core for holding treats.
Print notes
The internal chamber ceiling is heavily chamfered, allowing the entire structure to print in place without requiring internal supports. Use a tough, impact-resistant filament like PETG or TPU with high infill and thick walls to withstand teeth and hard floors.
Remix ideas
- Modify the hole diameters to perfectly match a specific brand of treats or kibble.
- Change the corner rounding radius to adjust how wildly the toy bounces.
- Cut the model in half and add a threaded joint for easier cleaning, if chewing durability isn't the primary concern.
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