Dog Poop Bag Holder or Dispenser

🐶 Universal Poop Bag Holder for Retractable Leash

Never be caught unprepared during your walks again! This dog poop bag dispenser is designed to fit firmly onto the handle of your retractable leash, freeing your hands and preventing the annoying swinging of classic bag holders.

🌟 Main Features

• Universal & Stable Attachment: Thanks to a double rear slot system, this holder attaches securely to the curve of the leash handle using two zip ties. It doesn't move or make noise.
• Secure Screw Cap: The lid is threaded to ensure it doesn't open accidentally during the walk, while remaining easy to unscrew for refilling.
• Smooth Dispensing: A wide side window allows for easy pulling and detaching of bags, even with gloves.
• Compatibility: Designed for standard bag rolls (common commercial size).

⚙️ Print Recommendations (Print Settings)

This model is designed to be durable and resistant to shocks (if the leash falls) as well as outdoor conditions.

• Recommended Material:
  • PETG: Ideal for its strength, slight flexibility (for inserting the zip ties), and UV/Heat resistance.
  • PLA: Also works very well, prefer a PLA Tough or PLA+ if possible for more impact resistance.
• Infill: 15% to 20% (Gyroid or Grid pattern).
• Layer height: 0.16mm (standard) for a good speed/detail compromise.
• Perimeters: 4 perimeters are recommended to reinforce the threading and the zip tie slots.
• Supports:
  • Main body: Limit minimal supports for the dispensing window (depending on your printer's bridging capabilities). Print standing up (opening upwards). Solids to avoid supports in other areas are present in the model.
  • Cap: To be printed flat (outer face against the build plate), no supports.

🛠️ Required Hardware & Installation

1. Print the main body and the cap.
2. Insert 2 zip ties (3 to 4 mm wide) into the designated rear slots.
3. Position the holder against your leash handle in the desired spot.
4. Tighten the zip ties firmly and trim the excess.
5. Insert your roll of bags, pull the first bag through the window, and screw on the cap.