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2026-07-21 20:55:22 GMT

I designed and made my own kitty litter trap.
It's similar to a tea tray base with rubber grated tiles.
I made 3 because I have 3 litter boxes.
Here is a video:
https://youtu.be/JG79WvUMeu4?is=sTJJq0pCaTkrHTqn
Here are more pictures:
https://imgur.com/a/k6RZ5ks
And here are the instructions:
materials:
plywood and ~1/2 x2 wood planks with 3d printer framing. plus rubber tiles that were 11 x 11 inches.
I clipped off some of the connectors from the tiles using clippers commonly used with 3d printers. those little ones that are common.
the 3d parts i designed in tinkercad. I made them 1cm thick.
**You could use 1cm wooden square dowels instead or some other trim or framing that's similar thickness.**
Steps:
First: measure two tiles. measure your framing width. Multiply by 2 and add that to the tile size width and length. And that's how big you need to cut your plywood piece to be.
Then cut two "legs/base" pieces that are the length of the short side of the plywood piece. I suggest using pretty long screws and to drill out a counter sink so the screws are flush. otherwise your framing won't lay flush.
The only downside is you have to buy the tiles in packs of 9 or more so if you only need 2 you will still have to buy 9.
The design works very well.
I'm looking forward to less litter all over the floors.
https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/0831cee5-8246-4691-a619-e061593b4c9a.jpeg

2026-05-30 03:43:39 GMT

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2026-05-08 03:14:24 GMT