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Cat Urn Memorial with Collar Tag Loop

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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1 plate
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I work hard to make these models. I would very much appreciate a free boost if you like the model! It really helps to keep me motivated to keep designing! 💖 

A Resting Place for a Cherished Friend

If you have landed on this page, you may have recently lost a beloved companion. I am truly sorry for your loss; I know how difficult it can be to say goodbye to a family member who happened to have paws.

I originally designed this urn for my sister, whose cat passed away recently. After seeing how much it meant to her to have a dedicated, beautiful place for her cat’s remains, I wanted to share it with the community in hopes it brings a small amount of comfort to others during a hard time.

Design Features

  • Low-Poly Cat Top: A modern, peaceful aesthetic that fits into any home decor.
  • Collar Tag Loop: I’ve included a discreet loop on the lid so you can hang your cat’s actual collar tag, keeping their name and memory front and center.
  • Twist-Lock Security: I’ve integrated a mechanical twist-lock lid so you don't have to worry about accidental spills or the lid falling off. It locks firmly into place.

Sizing & Volume

To ensure this is the right size for your needs, here are the internal specifications:

  • Internal Diameter: 92mm
  • Internal Height: 75mm
  • Approximate Volume:  (0.5 Liters)
  • The volume of a cat's cremated remains (ashes) usually measures between 0.16 and 0.5 litres (roughly 10 to 30 cubic inches) for an average cat. 

     

    If you would like to use a different model for the cat, there are many models available on makerworld here. You would just need to scale the model appropriately. 
     

Assembly Note: 

The low poly cat will need to be adhered to the lid using glue, double sided tape or a screw. I personally used 2 small wood screws. 

 

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