4L Cereal Filament Dry Box
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Build your own filament dry box using a 4L cereal airtight box
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Model information
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- Accessories
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One of the dread of 3D printing is wet filaments - excessive stringing, uneven surfaces, extrusion issues, etc.
If you got a similar looking 4L airtight box around, you can print these items to turn it into a filament dry box.
The roller parts should fit snugly. It is not necessary to glue them together but there is no harm if you wish to do so.
If you wish to feed filament directly from the dry box, you will need to print the lid and get the optional parts. Otherwise, you might want to check out the tabletop filament holder that works with this roller!
Do check out the humidity sensor/ hygrometer holder.
Parts list
- 1 x Airtight container
- 2 x 608ZZ ball bearing - https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005005778152535.html
- Desiccant like orange indicating silica gel
- Optional (only if you wish to feed filament directly from the dry box)
- 1 x PC6-M6 connector
- 1 x PTFE tube (4mm outer diameter; 1.9/ 2.0mm inner diameter)
How I printed it
- Material: PLA
- Layer height:
- Frame: 0.24mm
- Roller: 0.20mm
- Support: None
- Brim/ Raft:
- Frame: Yes
- Roller: None
- Fill: 30%
- Walls: 4