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Cat Cave Scaffolding by Nakomis
by Thingiverse
Last crawled date: 4 years, 3 months ago
I recently designed and printed a support scaffold for a cat bed as one of my cats kept jumping on it and squashing it
The main beams were printed on my Creality CR-6 SE, and the connectors on my Photon Zero, just because it was quicker to have two printers running at the same time
Sliced for both using PrusaSlicer
The design is public domain, and is available on OnShape at the following address:
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/748ee114c127bde4d805c5c2/w/943a1762da3f54da459f3e5f/e/cb15590df0a5ed7504c91bb4
It's a fairly modular design, so it should be pretty easy to adapt to different sizes. The BOM (bill of materials) on the Assembly tag shows you how many of each part you need to print
Item
Name
Quantity
1
Connector
3
2
End Rod F & B
3
3
3 Corner
6
4
End Rod Depth
8
5
End Rod Vertical
6
6
Arch Left
3
7
Arch Right
3
8
3 Tee
4
9
2 Corner
2
The main beams were printed on my Creality CR-6 SE, and the connectors on my Photon Zero, just because it was quicker to have two printers running at the same time
Sliced for both using PrusaSlicer
The design is public domain, and is available on OnShape at the following address:
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/748ee114c127bde4d805c5c2/w/943a1762da3f54da459f3e5f/e/cb15590df0a5ed7504c91bb4
It's a fairly modular design, so it should be pretty easy to adapt to different sizes. The BOM (bill of materials) on the Assembly tag shows you how many of each part you need to print
Item
Name
Quantity
1
Connector
3
2
End Rod F & B
3
3
3 Corner
6
4
End Rod Depth
8
5
End Rod Vertical
6
6
Arch Left
3
7
Arch Right
3
8
3 Tee
4
9
2 Corner
2