This is the design of a poop-slide with right-sided ejection. it's the creation of Gordon Bickel. I purchased the file from Creality Cloud. (makes more sense there from my point of view, as the space for the external coil holder has to be kept free there anyway).

The slide is closed, which is good for the noise level around the printer. A small maintenance flap is integrated in case a poop gets out of shape and gets stuck.

The slide leaves enough space for the 3 fans to continue to function without any problems and still only takes up 50 mm of space at the rear.

I have been using it for 90 days and it has already proven itself with larger 4-color prints.

You will need 8x M3x6 mm Screws for assembly of the slide itself.

For the fixing of the front-holder beneath the spool holder and the upper third of the slide to the Printer, the stock-screws are suitable.

(For the upper left screw, i would strongly recommend a ball-headed allen key!)

Use superglue to connect the front-holder with the lower third of the slide.

This is my design of a poop-slide with right-sided ejection. (makes more sense there from my point of view, as the space for the external coil holder has to be kept free there anyway).

The slide is closed, which is good for the noise level around the printer. A small maintenance flap is integrated in case a poop gets out of shape and gets stuck.

The slide leaves enough space for the 3 fans to continue to function without any problems and still only takes up 50 mm of space at the rear.

I have been using it for 90 days and it has already proven itself with larger 4-color prints.

I printed this to allow ejection to the right side. It's easier to dump. I used 2.5x6mm screws to attach sections. I used a 2.5x20mm to attach flap to upper section. My settings were 3 wall loops, 20% gyroid infill and printed with Creality Hyper PLA. You will need supports.

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K2 Plus Poop Slide/Chute

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill