AD5X Poop Chute

The AD5X Super Duper Pooper Chute collection (see the edit from 12-21 below for additional detail) This poop chute is my homage to the one FlashForge has on their site. It attaches to the pooper using the existing screws. It fits with or without the standard enclosure design from the FF site. It has a nice wide trough with a 60 degree angle so it shouldn't clog up because no one likes a constipated printer. The geometry is simple and prints without supports. Simply put the bottom face of the slide on your build plate and print. Once printed, simply remove the 2 screws on either side of the printer's pooper and reuse those screws to attach the chute. For me, I rotated the model 45 degrees and set the Solid Infill direction to 0. I used minimal infill mostly just to give the top layers something to rest on. EDIT 12-16-2025-: Added two bin variations and a variation of the chute that falls to the right side. There are two versions of the "righty" chute - with and without break-away supports. I will be working on bins for the "righty" version next. EDIT 12-21-2025:  Here are the (hopefully) final versions of the AD5X Super Duper Pooper Chute. There are now two variations of each chute direction. The "Lefty" and "Righty" versions have a standoff option. The standoff options have two sockets for press fitting 5x2mm magnets. All of the chutes print flat on the bed without supports. There are also two versions of the bin which are completely optional but dimensioned to work with any of the chute variations. I have replaced all previous models with the updated designs. The "Lefty" chute directs the poops to the left side of the printer (as viewed from the front). The "Righty" chute directs the poops to the right side... pretty self explanatory. All of the chutes were designed to maintain access to the power cord and switch while blocking only a small section of the ventilation under the ejection port.  The model collection now includes: - A "Lefty" chute without standoffs - A "Lefty" chute with standoffs - A "Righty" chute without standoffs - A "Righty" chute with standoffs - A straight chute at 60mm long - A straight chute at 90mm long - A small bin - A large bin