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Pet Wheelchair TPU / PETG

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0.2mm layer, 4 walls, 25% infill
0.2mm layer, 4 walls, 25% infill
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Description

UPDATED 29/06/2026

The rim dimensions have been adjusted, as previously too much pressure had to be applied to the TPU, causing it to weaken. Now it fits with just a little pressure, and the movement is smoother!

 

Custom Pet Wheelchair TPU / PETG

This is a custom 3D printed pet wheelchair designed as a functional support frame for small pets with reduced rear leg mobility.

 

The wheelchair combines rigid PETG structural parts with flexible TPU parts to provide strength, durability, comfort and better impact absorption. PLA can also be used as support material or support interface to improve surface quality and make support removal easier.

 

The model is designed to be assembled with common hardware parts such as bearings, threaded rod, nuts, screws and an adjustable dog harness.

 

Required materials:

For 1 complete pet wheelchair:

608 2RS bearings 8x22x7 mm: 4 pieces

M8 threaded rod: 1 piece, approx. 1 meter

M8 nuts: 8 pieces

M8 washers: 8 to 12 pieces

M4 screws: approx. 20 pieces

M4 nuts: approx. 20 pieces

M4 washers: 20 to 30 pieces

Adjustable padded dog harness: 1 piece

PETG filament: for the rigid / structural parts

TPU filament: for flexible parts / tires / comfort areas

PLA filament: optional for supports or support interface

For the M4 screws, it is best to buy a small assortment, for example with M4x12, M4x16, M4x20 and M4x25 mm, because the exact length may vary slightly depending on each part.s

 

Important about the harness:

The dog harness is not 3D printed and must be purchased separately. It is used to secure the pet comfortably to the wheelchair frame. The correct harness size must be chosen according to the pet’s body size, weight and comfort.

 

Recommended print settings:

Layer height: 0.20 mm
Infill: 25%
PETG walls: 4 to 5 walls
TPU walls: 3 to 4 walls
Recommended infill pattern: Gyroid
Recommended speed: around 40 mm/s for safe and reliable functional printing
First layer speed: around 20 mm/s
Support interface speed: around 25 mm/s
Support material: PLA can be used as support or support interface where needed

 

Printing notes:

For PETG structural parts, use enough walls to improve strength around screw holes, joints and bearing areas.

For TPU parts, slower speeds are recommended to improve reliability and avoid extrusion issues.

For parts with bearings, screws or tight fits, check the dimensions after printing and adjust tolerances if necessary.

 

Assembly notes:

Insert the 608 2RS bearings into the wheel hub area.
Use the M8 threaded rod as the main wheel axle.
Use M8 nuts to secure the axle system.
Use M4 screws and M4 nuts for the joints and frame assembly.
Attach the adjustable padded dog harness to secure the pet comfortably to the frame.

 

Safety note:

This model may require adjustments depending on the size, weight, body shape and mobility needs of the pet. Always check the fit carefully before use. The pet should be supervised while using the wheelchair.

This is not a certified medical or veterinary device. Please consult a veterinarian or pet mobility specialist if the pet has serious mobility, spine, hip or leg problems.

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