Filament Dry Box for Elegoo Centauri Carbon using the stock mounting solution
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A side mounted Filament Dry Box for the Elegoo Centauri Carbon using the stock mounting solution
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I really liked the original design of this filament dry box, but I didn't like the original mounting solution of the model, because I wanted to quickly change between diffrent boxes, with diffrent filaments in them, which was impossible with the old srewed in mount. The three M5 screws on the original were probably there to help with stability, but on the newer revisions of the ECC with the thicker side panel, this really isn't an issue, when using the stock mount. I do not know, If my solution works well on the older revisions with the thinner side panel, your milage may vary.
What you need to build it yourselves:
3x M4X8mm heat set inserts
3x M4X12mm screws
Instructions(only for the things I have changed):
Print all the parts of the Box and the mount either in PETG, ABS/ASA or PC, mine was printed in Rapid PETG. Walls and Infill don't really matter in the Box itself, but the ECC Mount should be printed with 4 Walls and 100% infill, for maximum stability and with auto tree supports for the threads. After you have printed all the parts, melt the heat set inserts into the ECC Mount and screw it into the box, before you put in the remixed filament roller, which you can find here. All the other Parts, like the decicant holder, latches and lid option, you can find here in the V2 Beta(thick walled Version)
To mount the Box to the ECC hold it, like shown in the picture:

If you feel the mount going in, turn it anti clockwise, until the outlet points to the back:

Diffrent hygrometer:
I also added a hole in the Box itself and not the lid for a regular 45X26 Hygrometer, because I plan on using these Boxes side by side as storage on a shelf, where I would not be able to read the side mounted Hygrometer. I also have alot of these rectangular hygromters and dint't feel like buying new ones.
You can install the hygrometer without the seal, but I would recommend you print out the seal in TPU for a better seal.
