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Looks good. There are some feeders that are straight across with a cap at the end with slots across the tops for feed. If the elbow is tighter to the column, gravity should work a little better.

My ducks are the only ones that still use the tubes. Have the wooden feeders on two coops now and am planning on small versions for the brooder cages.

4 inch pvc works fine

Mine attaches to a crossbeam on the inside from the outside and then I stapled the fencing from the inside to it with a hole cut in the wire where the feeder can fit through. This can be framed in better as well for an even more secure fit. Wanted to fill them from outside. Here's the second one...

@speedy2020 My feeder is already angled and the two sides come together at a point so no flat space on the bottom. But doesn't have the extended plate in front. Doesn't seem to be an issue, No problems with spillage yet. But that is a great idea for future builds. I also really like your...

The height of this feeder helps prevent spillage. Just up off the ground enough that they can't comfortably beak food out. But placement would be different for each flock. And this will require i clean the bottom out occasionally as they cant reach it. Easly done by removing two screws. It also...

Yes my ducks also eat out of tube feeders although they make a bit larger of a mess with it. Something to consider with your feed and water set if you house ducks and chicks together is that the ducks love to sift their food with water so inevitably if they are close enough you will end up with...

New feeder design

I like the extension out of run. Just what mine need.

My feeders are 3 1/2" PVC with joints and caps. No glue. It all fits. Could use extenders on the feeding end to reduce spillage but it is what it is.

8x8x16 run with a 4x4x6 coop was what I originally built for 4 hens. their castle. there are now 4 ducks and 3 more hens and a rooster on the way(chicken math). They free range 99% of the time and just use it for a sleeper. Lol. New feeding and watering systems plus new living space in the...

here's my feeder.4 tubes takes a standard bag of feed.