Filament dry box
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Drybox for filament storage with low assembly effort, low filament usage and only using a few wood screws.
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Warning: Does not work well with cardboard spools.
Description
Yet another cereal drybox solution. This one was inspired by the best drybox solution by ventrue3000 https://www.printables.com/model/1036361. As the above it offers the benefit of not having to irreversibly modify the box, is simple to print, simple to assembly and is modular. It Needs 35.2m or 110g of Filament. Ventrue3000's drybox is airtight all the time while I wanted some optically lightweight open design, thus an additional Plug is needed. You can use mine, which requires ~150mm of TPU as seal, or you can use the lid by Aleksandr Rybnikov https://www.printables.com/model/721697.
These are the cereal boxes these parts are made for https://www.amazon.de/dp/B0CPNYJ44R
Additional Materials
You'll need 2 wood screws 3.0 x 12mm with a tapered head for the hygrometer mount and one for the holding clip. 4 screws are needed for the lid, as well as 150mm of TPU filament as a seal. For the lid a bowden adapter is needed too.
Printing
The main frame requires a little support. Printing orientations are given within two screenshots.
Files
Because I'm not stupid, I also provide STEP files for modifications and not only useless STLs.