Catfood Lid

prusaprinters

<p>I know, everyone says 3D prints aren't food safe since food and bacteria can get trapped in the layer lines. Well, this doesn't come in direct contact with the food, and I've been using it for over 2 years and my cats are perfectly fine.&nbsp;</p><p>That said, <strong>please make sure to print with TPU</strong> or some other flexible filament. You might have a hard time with PLA, but I haven't tried it. Also, make sure to hand wash it since it will probably deform in the dishwasher.&nbsp;</p><p>If you're wondering about the small overhangs, you don't need supports, I double it would be possible to remove them anyway. Infill patters with affect how rigid/flexible the part is. I recommend using concentric or some other radial pattern, otherwise the lid might be a bit difficult to remember.&nbsp;</p><p>I hope you like the design and find it useful!</p>