Claymore On-Spool Desiccant Holder
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For those experts who like dry filament AND use vacuum bags to store their spools
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What I have learned over the years: New filament is never dry! Hence this design to help keep it dry.
How I get my filament dry?
- Unpack your new filament
- Dry it using a dehydrator, because that is what they are designed to do. Here is my setup if anyone is interested.
- Pack them up in a vacuum bag with this Claymore to ensure they stay dry.
- Bonus: Add a humidity sensor (here) to indicate issues with moisture before you need the filament.
Design Features:
- Capacity to hold approximately 50g of desiccant, which is more than enough (see DIN 55473 for more information about desiccant and TMEs).
- A wide clip to attach to the spool and is wide enough for cardboard spools.
- Micro-Threading intentionally introduced to help keep broken pieces of filament inside the container
- The clip has a built-in print support which can be easily snapped off using pliers. No need to add printing supports!
- Additional filling funnel to aid with filling the container.
Experiences:
Consumer grade desiccant (what you and I can buy online) is usually B-Grade and contains a lot of broken pieces. Most desiccant holders have holes which are too big and most of these broken pieces start falling out over time, making a mess.
I you don't have a dehydrator, then simply place two of these into your vacuum bags and let the sit for a couple weeks. Most of the moisture will be drawn out to create an acceptable print.
Happy Printing!