After the sad loss of our Gypsy a few months ago, we decided that we would buy one of the many types of cat urns to remember her. The type we bought is available on Amazon (https://www.amazon.co.uk/Rainbowbridge-Peace-Ashes-Casket-Pewter/dp/B071NJ2VTY/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1540900372&sr=8-5&keywords=cat+urn)
and also on Ebay amongs other places. The only disappointment with the otherwise beautiful design is the not particularly tight fitting rubber bung in the base which covers the compartment for the ashes/keepsakes. I designed this container to maximise the space, whilst keeping the ashes secure, should the object be accidentally knocked over or broken. The container will also keep the contents dry should the "Sleeping Cat" urn be located oudoors.

Anet A6

No

Doesn't Matter

0.2mm

20%

Printed the pot upright and the lid upside down. Didn't use any supports and it printed ok as I designed the pot with an internal chamfer. The threads are a bit snug post print but once I screwed the lid on and off a few times, the threads cleaned up and it spun on and off quite easily. This was one of the first things I ever drew up in CAD so apologies for the sharp corners and edges. I hadn't discovered the fillet function at that point.