QIDI Tech Drybox Holder
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Printing with a Drybox of an enclosed QIDI X-Max without using any needed external holder or table
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Sometimes you want to print out of your Drybox with the full enclosed printer. However, with the standard QIDI setup this isnt quite possible. Therefore, I have created a Spoolbox Support for the X-Max and compatible QIDI printers.
You can use this support while the strut is lowered or up in place. If you extend the strut, you can use a small bracket to keep the support horizontally. The provided bracket will do this for sure.
For connecting the two supports, you can use a wooden plate which you can screw on top of the holders. This is an cheaper option then printing it with your filament.
You can also screw directly into the support with normal M3 screws by using PETG which means there is no need for a brass insert. With PLA you might need some brass inlets. Which you can ordere for example here:
https://www.amazon.de/VIBIRIT-Gewindeeinsatz-Einpressmutter-Innengewinde-Ultraschall/dp/B08KFZCZTG
For mounting them together, you need 4x M3x25 screws. like these ones:
https://www.amazon.de/Stück-Zylinderkopfschrauben-Edelstahl-Zylinderschrauben-Innensechskant/dp/B018XL6HKE
There is one STL which has both supports for printing them together. The other two STL files are for printing them separately if you like this more.