Make a raised bowl stand with your pet's name.
Fits your steel bowl, sized to the dog, 6 textures, the pet's name.
The Pet Bowl Stands generator makes a stand that holds a steel bowl by its lip. You choose the bowl from a list of sizes or measure your own, and either a low stand or one sized to your dog's shoulder height. The pet's name and a paw print go on the side, and the stand prints without supports.
How to fit a stand to your bowl
Pick the bowl
Choose a listed size (the IKEA LURVIG bowl, or XS to XL steel bowls) or measure your own: across the lip, across the bowl under the lip, and its depth.
Set the height
Low, or sized to the dog: enter the height at the shoulder and the studio sets the stand height.
Shape it
Round or square footprint; straight, flared or belly sides; a texture and its depth.
Add the name
Up to the length the side allows, in Poppins, Fredoka or DejaVu, raised 0.6 to 1.4 mm, with a paw print if you like.
Export and print
The stand prints without supports.
What you can change
- Bowl fit
- Lip 80 to 320 mm across, bowl depth 20 to 160 mm.
- Wall
- 1.5 to 6 mm.
- Texture
- Depth 0.4 to 1.8 mm, size 6 to 40 mm.
Good to know
The food sits in the steel bowl; the printed stand only holds it. Wash the bowl, not the stand, in the dishwasher.
Tip.A wider foot (up to 20 mm wider than the body) makes a tall stand steadier for a dog that eats with enthusiasm.
Questions
Will it fit my bowl?
Pick your bowl from the list or type in its measurements across the lip, under the lip and its depth.
How tall should the stand be?
Enter your dog's height at the shoulder and the studio works out the stand height, or choose a low stand.
Does it need supports?
No. The stand prints without supports.
What file do I get?
A 3MF, which keeps each colour as its own object for a multi-colour printer, or an STL. Every file is checked before it downloads: closed (watertight) geometry, a single shell and walls thick enough to print.
Is it free?
The free plan gives 3 designs a month on each generator. Selling the printed pieces needs the Seller or Studio plan, which include the commercial licence.
Licence
On the Free and Maker plans you may print your designs for yourself and as gifts, not for sale. Selling the printed pieces needs the Seller or Studio plan, which include the commercial licence and a licence certificate for each design. Pieces made during the free beta, before paid plans launched, may still be sold on the terms of that time. The exported files themselves can never be resold or redistributed, on any plan.
This is a summary. Read Can I sell rings I 3D print with Morcano? and the Terms, which are the authoritative text.
