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Chute and Basket | 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

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I wanted to version of a poop chute for my H2S that didn't need any screws or anything and that was low profile so I could have the printer against a wall and table. This version attaches directly to the lower spool holder cleat and sits rather securely:

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The basket / bucket sits on the table and stays aligned to the chute using a indexing feature:

Both parts print without the needs of supports though I did add a brim to the chute to keep it firmly attached during print:

I will note that printing this out of PLA will cause the poops to likely stick since they're still hot. I'd recommend a higher temp material.

EDIT: I've seen a couple comments about having to move the cleat from the top position to the bottom on the H2C to create the attach point for the chute:

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@user_687140420

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Chute and Basket | 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

After clarification we got it all figured out. In case your slide sits to high for the shoot there is a spot lower down to move the reel cleat down. Thank you to Joey for pointing that out.

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@JoeyJoeJoe

Sorry for the confusion, they are not meant to lock into each-other because the H2 series printers sit ontop of very flexible feet which cause the whole body to move around during printing, to prevent the chute from restricting the movement they are only meant to keep things aligned but not lock the chute to the table. Can you take a photo of how the chute is not aligned to the dump spot? It is aligned on my model but maybe something is off?

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@user_687140420

Replying to @JoeyJoeJoe :

That makes sense for the not locking together. I thought it locked together to float on side. This is how it locks on the back of my H2S, it locks way above the shoot itself.

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@JoeyJoeJoe

Replying to @user_687140420 :

If it's the H2S there should be a second cleat below. It was pre-installed on mine, maybe you have to move that top cleat to the bottom position so it aligns? I modified the post for this design to show this, here's the image:

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@user_1302914049

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Chute and Basket | 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

It fits the machine perfectly now, praise this great work

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@JoeyJoeJoe

Hi @user_1302914049 you have to move the spool cleat to the lower position to use it (see the image I attached where I point to the location) sorry for the confusion

@user_1302914049

Replying to @JoeyJoeJoe :

Thank you for your reply, I initially thought from the instructions that only the H2C needed adjustment. I have now completed the adjustment and will update my review as soon as possible. Thank you for taking time out of your busy schedule to tell me how to solve this problem

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@colorfox

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Chute and Basket | 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

It's a perfect design. Just what I was looking for. My H2C stands quite near the back wall and wedged between two cabinets. The poop chute fits like a glove! Love the way it 'connects' to the machine without needing extra screws, magnets and such. Great job!

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@JoeyJoeJoe

Glad it worked out well for you, thanks for sharing the photo!

@MSOL6202

Perfect for my H2S. Only have the slide part, but easier to collect in front/side rather than the back.

@LarryCnAZ

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Chute and Basket | 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Perfect for my needs. Printed and works great.

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@JoeyJoeJoe

Thanks for the boost!

@user_823445612

really nice😎

@wojownik15

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The H2S holder fits well. So far, only the gutter has been printed. The print adheres well to the bed without supports. I recommend it.

@user_1297420773

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Chute and Basket | 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

printed with no issue and came out wonderfully

@StandAloneX

used PETG-CF and almost came out flawless. not sure what happened as I’m new to printing, but my H2D keeps having this “stringing” issue.

@biddulphman

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Chute and Basket | 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Nice print apart from the last layer which created a very rough edge, if you could take that off it will be perfect. thanks

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