Front Mounted CFS Desiccant Holder
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I wanted an additional desiccant holder for my CFS to keep the CFS drier longer.
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26Jan2026 Update:
I received some feedback that the V3 larger volume holder was rubbing on the top edge. So I trimmed 3mm off of the back edge to provide more clearance, and I made the lid tabs smaller to reduce the potential for them to contact the spools.
01Jan2026 Update:
I received some feedback that Overture spools may contact the original design. So I revised the design to raise it up while making it a little narrower. This should provide a little more clearance to the spools while actually INCREASING the volume by about 12%. As always, please leave me a message if there is an issue with the design or a suggested improvement.
Also, please consider the following roller mod to help ensure that spools stay in position better. This adapts well to a wide variety of spool sizes.
https://www.printables.com/model/1326007-cfs-roller-mod-remix-for-standard-hardware
Original Description:
I wanted to added more desiccant to my CFS to keep it drier longer. I already have a large holder in the rear of the unit, but I wanted one in the front as well. I found a couple designs on Creality Cloud that located one there, but there were things I didn't like about each of the designs. So I made my own from scratch to improve on the concept. My goals were:
Be able to load and unload the filament without removing the desiccant holder. This meant having access to the release lever for each of the slots.
Maximize the amount of desiccant that could be stored in the holder.
Allow the holder to be secured and released using velcro or similar restraint.
Allow as much airflow as possible while being structurally sound and resistant to bending.
I printed mine in PETG, but I think any filament should be fine since the CFS isn't heated. I also use activated alumina as my desiccant and the results are impressive!
Let me know if anyone has any ideas on how to improve this concept.