I looked at many models of waste gutters, but I didn't really like them.

Then I made my own model. But during the use, several annoying bugs came out.

1. Covers the ventilation grate. If it becomes necessary to remove the grate, then you have to unscrew the gutter too.

2. It stands out for the dimensions of the printer. The printer is installed almost flush with the wall and when you start turning it, you need to make sure that the chute does not rest against the wall and does not break.

3. I didn't really like the look either.

In general, I decided to develop a different design. The requirements for it follow from the discovered shortcomings.

The new design consists of two parts.

1. The base, which is attached to the printer with four screws in the standard holes. It does not block the ventilation grate.

2. A waste container that is inserted into the guide rails. It does not block the air intake openings.

To simplify printing, the container was made of two parts. I printed the cover separately, and then just glued it on.