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Filament Dry Container
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A modification to a dry good container for storage and delivery of hygroscopic materials.
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Printed parts to convert a dry goods container into a filament dry container. Make sure your container has fitting dimensions. The one I used is 24,4L x 10,9B x 24.8H cm with an opening diameter of 60mm.
You can throw the silica packages that come with the filament in there to keep everything dry. I recommend getting some silica gel and print a little capsule (like this one) to put into the container.
BOM
- 4x 608ZZ bearing
- 1x PC4-01 Bowden quick connector
- dry storage container that fits a full spool (I got mine from here)
- roughly 40g of filament
- bit of sanding paper for the rollers
- (8mm pipe/rod if you don't want to use the rollers)
Assembly
- Sand the two roller halfs down until the bearings snugly fit over both of them.
- Click the bearings into the base.
- Screw the Bowden quick connector into the passthrough.
- Insert passthrough into the container opening.
- ????
- Profit!
Let me know if it works for you. I would love ot see a make posted here!