3D MODEL
this is a cat litterbox. the three images show the rotating motion to sift the litter. The first picture is the "standby" position, which means the cat can enter the litterbox. the second image is demonstrating how the cylinder rotates and a grate lets the clean litter fall through. the third image shows the used clumped litter being separated by the grate and falling into a chamber below the cylinder. The base of the litter box acts as both a foundation for the cylinder and a waste bin on the left with a handle that can be pulled out to throw away the used litter.
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“this is a cat litterbox. the three images show the rotating motion to sift the litter. The first picture is the "standby" position, which means the cat can enter the litterbox. the second image is demonstrating how the cylinder rotates and a grate lets the clean litter fall through. the third image shows the used clumped litter being separated by the grate and falling into a chamber below the cylinder. The base of the litter box acts as both a foundation for the cylinder and a waste bin on the left with a handle that can be pulled out to throw away the used litter.” by Opie Cunningham, generated with Automatic3D, licensed CC BY 4.0 — https://www.automatic3d.com/m/this-is-a-cat-litterbox-the-three-images-show-the-dcdy05
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