Filament dryer extension for Elechomes Dehydrator
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This is an extension for the Elechomes 6 tray food dehydrator from Amazon so that filament spools can be dried without…
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This is an extension for the Elechomes 6 tray food dehydrator from Amazon so that filament spools can be dried without breaking the oem trays.
I changed Haprog's Fusion360 file to shrink it to the size of my dehydrator, and parameterized it some to make it easier to adjust.
Outer diameter of lower ring: 268mm
Outer diameter of upper ring: 263mm
Width of rings: 2.2mm
I printed it with the existing lower lip height of 10mm, but bumped the upper lip to 16mm. I think I will bump lower_lip_height to 15mm if I print it again but a perfect seal isn't really required.
Two 1KG spools fit if they are "regular" width(<68mm), so there shouldn't be any problems with even the widest of spools to at least get 1 in there. The extension meshes well with the Elechomes trays, so they should stack nicely as well.
4 identical pieces slide together to make a hoop, with a lower ring to fit into the base or tray, and a smaller top ring to lock into the lid or tray above it.
I might be using it upside-down from its original design, but it works perfectly for the Elechomes with the smaller "ring" on top, which is also the orientation for printing.
Print instructions
I also recommend printing with a brim, I used 8mm because it made a solid brim between the 4 parts. Using transparent PETG I could see some release from the print bed 1-2mm out from the ends of the part, but it stayed securely in place and was easy to clean up with a deburring tool
You should print 2 of the test pieces to make sure your printer/filament settings let them slide together correctly, if not you can increase the "slot_clearance" parameter, but I didn't need to.
Haprog's connector design is great, and the slide pin works fine without support, it started in mid-air but came together fine on all 4 for me without needing cleanup.
Here are the most relevant PrusaSlicer settings that I used, but
Layer height: 0.3 mm
- First layer height: 0.2 mm
- Perimeters: 2
- Solid layers top: 6
- Solid layers bottom: 3
- Detect thin walls: enabled
- Fill density: 15%
- Fill pattern: Retcilinear
- Skirt loops: 0
- Brim width: 8 mm
- Supports: no
- Extrusion width: 0.42 mm (all)
Speeds:
- Perimeters: 80
- Small perimeters: 25
- External perimeters: 45
- Infill: 80
- Solid infill: 80
- Top solid infill: 50
- Gap fill: 50
- Travel: 180
- First layer speed: 20
Extrusion Widths:
- 0.4mm nozzle
- Default Extrusion Width: 0.5mm
- First Layer: 0.42mm
- Perimeters: 0.5mm
- External Perimeters: 0.45mm
- Infill: 0.6mm
- Infill/Perimeters Overlap: 30%
Filament Settings:
- Nozzle: 240C
- Bed: First Layer 85C, Other 90C
- Max Volumetric Speed: 6mm3/s