Chicken Feeder No Waste Automatic Poultry Feeder Ports Chicken Feeders and Waterer Set DIY Chicken Feeders Kit

I'm new to backyard chickens, so not a very experienced opinion here.The water troughs are good. The proper drill bit is supplied, so there's no guessing as to which size you need. I used an old, plastic, pretezel container from a warehouse club pretzel purchase. That should hold enough water for my six birds to drink over a couple of days.The feeding tubes are made tough enough for the job. A rubber gasket, and hole saw bit for your drill, are included. I'd probably use a 5 gallon "Blue" or "Orange" Home supply store bucket for these.There a couple drawbacks here: There are no instructions/guidelines as to how high to put them on your container. As far as construction goes, the feeding tubes have some flashing around the edges which you'll need to cut/sand/file off. Lastly, it appears the covers provided need to be placed over the openings from the inside, making them inconvenient (at best) and unusable (at worst.)UPDATE:. . . and heeeeere's your sign!The cover is perfectly fine. I'm the one that had the feeder held inside out.