Bit Bucket (Urban Dictionary Definition)

"Where electronic or digital data goes when it is lost or deleted. Derives from bit, meaning a unit of information, with bucket implying a common reservoir in which the units are collected for recycling when no longer in use."

The bucket will require supports. I've found printing with the bucket opening toward the build plate requires less material overall and prints faster than printing the bucket in the traditional bucket orientation. I think PETG is the perfect material for the handle, but PLA should work as well.

Included you'll find 'bit0' and 'bit1' which you can print individually or combine in your slicer to form your desired 'bits' for collection in your Bit Bucket.

*Some credit should go to Pmitche3 (https://www.thingiverse.com/pmitche3/designs) for suggesting a great repurpose on a different project.