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Max and Teo's Feeder

  • July 11, 2015
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They don't make many good looking dog dish holders for 3 bowls. My dogs needed space for 2 food bowls and one water bowl. This is a custom dog bowl holder. Made with aspen. Trim pieces around the top edge were boiled until flexible and clamped into place until dry. While doing this project I often wondered to myself why I chose curves and didn't just do a rectangle. My wife wanted a distressed look.

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  • Sounds like a lot of work...but worth it because it looks GREAT!!! Love this...actually looks so good I would have thought you bought it at a store!!
    By Build It Craft It Love It, on July 17, 2015
  • It really does look like a professional job! Nice work!
    By Klfdc55, on July 20, 2015
  • Great look. Very creative! I would buy one like this.
    By DRW, on July 20, 2015
  • Wow, that sounds super difficult! I love the distressed look as well. Congrats, and you should sell these.
    By FPD360, on July 20, 2015
  • Very impressive! Definitely a very unique item and looks like a lot of time went into this. Those are two happy dogs for sure =]
    By Vitchman, on July 22, 2015
  • Great job!! This is an awesome idea that I am sure many dog owners would buy :). Good luck!!
    By AMadore, on July 25, 2015
  • Like it a lot. I was wondering who the middle bowl was for. Now I understand. Great design!!
    By mjosieb, on July 25, 2015
  • Wow, that looks great! I'm impressed! :)
    By LisaEJR, on July 27, 2015

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Max and Teo's Feeder

by GeoffB311
Jul 11, 2015

They don't make many good looking dog dish holders for 3 bowls. My dogs needed space for 2 food bowls and one water bowl. This is a custom dog bowl holder. Made with aspen. Trim pieces around the top edge were boiled until flexible and clamped into place until dry. While doing this project I often wondered to myself why I chose curves and didn't just do a rectangle. My wife wanted a distressed look.