SUNLU S1 Filament Dryer M10 PTFE Guide
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Adapter to run a PTFE tube from a SUNLU FilaDryer S1 using a PC4-M10 fitting
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Mashup of Jevermeister's https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/116779 and EveningNewbs' https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4855279 PTFE Guides for the SUNLU FilaDrayer S1 filament dryer.
I wanted a PC4-M10 fitting, and Jevermeister's tall/large slot was preventing the top from closing without some “assistance”. EveningNewbs's guide was always sticking to the lid or turning sideways.
With this remix the smaller but thicker slot wings close without any problems and it's secured using the existing screws just like Jevermeister original. The hole is large enough to run a 4mm OD PTFE tube into the dryer if desired, which is what I do.
ABS or ASA would probably be best, but I printed it in PETG and have not had any problems with the heat generated by the dryer. Definitely, do not print it in PLA.
I used 0.15mm and paint on supports which you can see in the image I attached. "On build plate only" was trying to get up into the upper part of the threads, which do not need support.
The M10 fittings I used were from this set at amazon. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07PV8754Z