I am in the process of making a G&G raised dog food bowl holder (don=92t laugh). I was making the indent detail and thought I=92d post a video of the process. The jig I use in the video was made from scrap and is extremely ugly =96 sorry.
Either you've got a big dog that has an awkward time reaching his food easily or you've got an arthritic dog that can't lean down very much. Maybe it's a partial deterrent to a cat that's been stealing the dog's food? The only other thing I can think of is a really pampered dog. Am I close on one?
On other consideration is a dog that knocks his food bowl everywhere making a mess. A raised holder might prevent that.
Lol. Yeah, he's a pretty big dog. He's a mut, but we suspect he's half German shepard and half Rotweiler. The best dog I've ever owned!! Very obedient.
The feeder was my wife's idea and I was hesitant to make one, but what the heck.
a door chime enclosure...
Next chime, I mean time. :^)
Fine furniture for the dog? Does he appreciate it?
What next? A Green & Green 4 poster bed for the dog?
You are a riot. I bet your jokes kill with the old ladies at bingo night.
make a dog bowl food and water holder for a ~large~ shepherd who couldn't seem to eat or drink without a major spill of some sort.
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Nice easy jig with great results. When are you posting the "Making a sweater and mittens for your dog video" Sorry couldn't help it.
Not plain-looking. "Simple" is a better description, and simplicity is only a drawback when you're going for baroque.
I like the indent because it adds very much more to "interesting" than it subtracts from "simple". IMO, that's a pretty good trick when- and however it can be managed.
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The only real comment/complaint I'd make is that it seems bulky to my eye...thinning down the pieces significantly would, I think, be a good alteration...
Not laughing -- but could you repeat the name and author of the book for those of us slow-of-listening?
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