Down Spout Cover / Gutter cover / Downspout cover

I had my gutters replaced. As part of that, they did not hookup a specific downspout. That was a good thing, until I realized I had a really great hole chilling out in the front of my house. This was a seriously simple design. I just tossed something into Fusion, and off/away we went. This was very lucky. I made two versions. The first one is just to make sure it fit properly. It was meant to be a quick / fast in a hurry print to make sure it was a snug fit. It was VERY snug. 

By the way, I check. 4 big box stores for a downspout / gutter cover for that. No one had one. Instead of ordering one, I figured I would just print something. Good and fun challenge for someone that is obviously a newbie at designing. 

Lastly, I have no idea what size mine was. I whipped out my micrometer, and took some measurements. Mine was:

• 73.65mm wide
• 98mm long
• The plastic is 3mm thick 
• The corners were rounded (fillet 6mm is what I guessed at, and it was perfect) 

As for printing, I used PETG (this is only temporary for now). For the PETG (I used black ERYONE PETG) 

settings were (cura):

• V1 (test Print) 
  • 2 wall 
  • 5% infill (this does not matter since it is solid (the whole thing is 4 total layers) 
  • I printed without a brim, but you can try it with/without 
• V2
  • Orientation (make sure that the top is oriented down on the build plate
    • 5 walls
    • 35% cubic subdivision 
    • 4 top layers
    • 5 bottom layers ]
    • No brims or anything else

It is a fairly simple and easy general print. 

PLA would work in a pinch, but I find it is usually not as water tight as PETG