Kangaroo Joey Feeding Tube Pump Caddy

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This is meant to hold a Kangaroo Joey feeding tube pump and bag. I designed this just so my kid had a smaller, more manageable set up to carry around the house or use while out and about. I searched for something similar and didn't find anything, so... here we go Please note: use at your own discretion, this is clearly not permanent, durable medical equipment. This is not what I'd consider complete... the tolerances are too tight for the legs to seat into the bottom of the tray (I just used a heat gun and pressed them together permanently) and the below additional hardware is needed. ADDITIONAL PARTS NEEDED: - a 7 or 8 mm pin - I used the 8mm pin found here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4847465 - any pole or piece of wood (I used an 18-inch piece of 1x1 oak trim and only 1 screw through each pair of holes) - any small hook, clasp, etc. for the bag to hang from - small screws ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS: 1. seat the legs into the holes in the bottom of the tray (I used a heat gun to press fit them permanently) 2. slide the mounting legs underneath the tray between the fixed legs 3. place the pole/post in between the mounting legs, centered on the screw holes near the center. Be sure the pole is flush against the bottom of the legs and back of the tray. 4. drill pilot holes into the post through the back of the tray, screw post to tray. 5. drill pilot holes into the post through the mounting legs, screw legs to post 6. add hook/clasp to the left side (when looking at the screen) of the top of the post. 7. The pump should sit snugly into the tray and the pin can be pressed into the hole on the back to retain it there. Hang the bag, and you're set. I'm sure this could be vastly improved upon. I didn't leave any room to open the lid so it'll need to be removed from the carrier to change bags, and I improvised my hardware pretty wildly... but I hope this is helpful and someone's life gets a little easier.