Bambu X1 Poop Chute

New to 3D printing, and this is just amazing! Just what I was looking for, and an easy 2:45 print.

I wanted a small chute that would not use a ton of filament and without a big collection tray and this one fitted the bill. I wanted to finish up my old PLA spool and test the printer a bit, so I printer upright with no support and after the initial layers I went to 166% speed.
That was a bit of a mistake, the walls started ringing like crazy and the whole top was pushed up and down every time the printhead was passing by... Nevertheless it was still sticking to the plate.
I also eventually ran out of filament towards the end and by the time I found and switched to the new spool everything was cooled down and it detached when I resumed printing.
Still, good enough, it would be even better if there was a way to attach it to the back, I drilled two holes and attached two magnets using paper and craft mount glue (I ran out of superglue!), this is Frankenstein's paper mache! I will try to fix it with some epoxy later.

Flashforge PETG@260 degree, 3,5 Hours. Great Job, only possible improvement whould be a way to fix it to the Printer.

With this in place for my 1st large multicolor print, 26+ hours, it backed up into the printer overnight. It should be as wide as the bambu poop port all the way to the end to be reliable.

Wasn’t any information on print orientation on the plate so included these photos of how I did it.

Timelapse : https://youtu.be/D4qjjtjC2BI

I’ll edit these comment and add in the settings that I used (brim size etc).

Edit:

Standard 0.16 Optimal @bbl x1c profile in bambu slicer with these additional modifications.

Orientated in the way it would be used. It is quite a cantilever print but held on well to the cool plate even a few hours after the print finished.

Brim Settings:
Brim Type : outer and inner
Brim width : 25mm

Support :
Enable Support : checked.
Type : tree (auto)
Style : TreeSlim (edited)

Fits the tight space behind the printer, shoots the little poops right around to the front for easy cleanup.