AD5X Riser, with poop chute, and drawer

Description:
Everything I printed on my AD5M Pro, using a 0.4mm nozzle.
The riser was made with PETG, just to match the enclosure, but can easily be made with PLA. The 3mf file is set up for my AD5M Pro, with eSun PETG-HS.
The chute was made with PLA. I didn't calibrate properly, so there was some stringing on the overhang, but I didn't care, as it's hidden behind the printer anyway. The 3mf file is set up for my AD5M Pro, with eSun ePLA-Lite.

IMPORTANT! No 2 printers are identical, so make sure your z-offset, and other settings are correct, before printing. If you overlook a setting, or damage your printer in any way, I can NOT be held liable.

For glueing, I recommend something for plastic modelling.
What needs to be glued?
The 2 tunnel parts need to be glued together.
The tunnel parts whould be clued, so the ends with the notches face AWAY from each other, as they lock in place under the drawer braces.
The 4 drawer parts need to be glued together.
The 3mf file has naming on each plate, so you can see the other they have to be glued together in.
The 2 chute parts need to be glued together.
They have been made, so they overlap. This makes it easier to glue, and stronger once dry.
NOTHING else needs to be glued, but you CAN if you with to do it.

The shute is mounted, using the 2 screw holes, that are already beside the poop tunnel, at the back of the printer. I used screws that is 2mm longer than the original ones.

The last 2 photos shows the amount of filament needed (according to Orca Slicer).
With the settings I used, it should cost ~3kg.