Angled Filament Dry Box Plug (Cereal Container)

Here is another plug for a cereal container dry box.  This one has the filament exiting at an angle to let you swivel it to align with your feed path.  For me, this was important given the awkward placement of the filament path of the Elegoo Centauri Carbon, but I'm sure there are other similar situations.   I looked at the many that are out there and didn't really see one that worked for me, so I made my own design. 

A lot of the complexity seemed to be driven by the threads on the fittings, but who needs a hydraulic fitting on a dry box?  This one just has a hole sized to fit a piece of the standard PTFE tubing everyone has sitting around.  I just have a ~1 inch piece that seals around the filament passing through the plug, but I'm sure there are people who will cut a longer section of PTFE to reach all the way to the filament sensor.  Either way, you just cut your piece of filament and cram it through the hole.

As far as sizing, this plug is tapered 59mm to 61.2mm before a 64mm lip.  You will probably be limited on how much you can scale before the hole for the PTFE tubing gets too loose or too tight, so let me know if there is a request for additional size options.

I've printed a couple of these, but I found you only really need one plug for all your boxes.  I pull the plug out of the hole and off the end of the filament, tuck the end of the filament into the holes on the spool, and then re-seal with the built-in lid on the container.  Then open the new box of filament, tuck the end of the new filament through the PTFE and stick the plug in its hole.  

Edit:  Added an "offset" version to allow more space in front of the spool so that the Universal Filament Snag Cutter on MakerWorld could be used inside the container.  This one also does not have a "shelf" at the bottom of the PTFE hole so that the PTFE can pass all the way through to attach the snag cutter.  Works great in this setup with my DynaDry remix with wheels.