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Creality Hi Poop Bucket

Every print starts by throwing a little filament away, and on the Hi that purge lands in one particular spot. Left to itself it ends up on the bench, under the machine, and eventually in the carpet. This is a bin that stands exactly where the mess falls and lifts straight back out when it is full.

The printed bin standing beside a Creality Hi with a pile of orange purge collected in it

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One part, one plate. The 3MF carries the tested profile — including the tree supports this one does need — and the STL is there if you would rather bring your own.

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The 3MF is the faster path — open it and slice. A full print & use guide is attached to the Creality listing.

What's Included

One Piece, No Hardware

No screws, no magnets, no glue, no second part. The deflector vane, the grab scoop and the rear cutout are all molded into the same single shell, so it comes off the plate finished.

The bin in place at the printer, its stepped rear cutout standing clear of the Z column
Shaped for the Hi
A stepped cutout in the back wall stands clear of the Z column, so the bin sits in the one place it needs to be rather than alongside it.
A hand hooked into the dished front wall, lifting the bin clear of the bench
A Molded Grab Scoop
The front wall dips into a handhold. Hook a hand in, lift the bin clear and tip it out — one movement, nothing to unclip.
The bin seen from above showing the internal deflector vane molded into the same shell
Internal Deflector Vane
An internal wall knocks the purge down into the bin instead of letting it bounce back out. Molded in — nothing to glue on.

Print Settings

Slice It Right

These are the settings the reference print was made with. The 3MF carries the full profile — open it in Creality Print or any slicer that reads 3MF projects and it is ready to go.

This one does need supports. Unlike most of my models, the overhang above the rear cutout has to be held up — the profile uses tree supports, which peel off in one piece. Five walls is also deliberate: it is a big thin-walled shell, and stiffness matters more than speed here.

Supports
Tree
Layer Height
0.12 mm
Walls
5
Infill
9% Gyroid
Top / Bottom
5 / 3
Nozzle
0.4 mm
Bed Adhesion
5 mm Brim
The Part
135×225×115mm · 243.94g · 7h 29m
The empty bin on a desk, showing it is a single printed shell with no seams or fasteners

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