TIG filler storage
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simple and cheap solution for TIG filler storage
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One of the cheapest solution to store TIG fillers. Save from contamination or damage.
Printed parts are bottom lid, top lid and separator. All the inserts should be tight fit and nead a slap on it to set. The top lid can be with impinted type name. I did this directly in Bambu Studio, so the raw steps don't contain it. The lids should be fine without glue or screw. If you want to be 100% sure, you can glue them or add 2 screws. I did not have any problems without glueing.
The tube is standard 1m long HT tube 40mm outer diameter (about 1.50€). I cutted the flansh side with a length of about 30cm, closed it with the printed lid and used it as cover. I took out the assembled O-ring to get it open more easy. fits very well without it.
Lids and separators are printed in PETG. If you use them directly beside the welding area, UV resistantce may have an influence over longer time. If you want to be safe on that, ASA would be the choice.