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Raised Dog Feeder Plans
A raised feeder for two bowls: a top with two holes, two side panels and an apron front and back. Enter the height that suits your dog; the top, sides and aprons are recalculated.
- Default size
- 500 × 250 × 300 mm
- Parts
- 5 pieces · 3 sizes
- Sheets (2440 × 1220 mm (4 × 8 ft))
- 1 carcass
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Build time
- About 2 hours
- Edge band
- 3.6 m
Cut list (default size)
| Part | Qty | Length | Width | Thick. | Board | Edges |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Top | 1 | 500 | 300 | 18 | Carcass board 18 mm | |
| Side | 2 | 300 | 232 | 18 | Carcass board 18 mm | |
| Apron | 2 | 464 | 80 | 18 | Carcass board 18 mm |
Sizes in millimetres; length runs along the grain. Edges: bold lines are banded.
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How it is built
- Aprons are 80 mm tall, front and back.
Common mistakes
- Cutting the bowl holes before assembly: the top flexes and the holes end up off center.
Tools you need
- Jigsaw
- Drill/driver
- Sander
Frequently asked questions
How high should a raised dog feeder be?
Roughly level with the bottom of your dog’s chest, so it eats without stooping. For large breeds, ask your vet first.
How do I cut the bowl holes?
Trace the bowl upside down, draw a second line inside it by the width of the rim, drill a starter hole and cut with a jigsaw after assembly.
Which board should I use?
Plywood or moisture-resistant MDF, sealed with a water-resistant varnish, because water gets spilled.
