eSUN eBOX - eBOX lite grippy stand

I was using a free standing filament stand of my design on top of my Prusa MK3S+ Delack enclosure. It has been working great; however, I recently got an X1C and have become spoiled with being able to leave spools in the AMS without worry of humidity when not printing. This made me want a similar ability for my Prusa so I took an eSun eBox filament dryer I had laying around and created a grippy stand for it…to “bridge“ over a bolt on top of my enclosure. The use of non-slip self-adhesive rubber pad on my free standing filament stand was the only way it worked with the top of the acrylic enclosure being extremely slippery for things without some sort of grip feet. The stuff I found is almost like glue, it will not allow anything to slid around when on top of the acrylic enclosure yet easy to lift off when needed and leaves no residue. This Grippy Stand uses this same non-slip rubber pad and allows me to be able to keep filament loaded and ready for my Prusa without worrying about humidity as much and keeps this eSun eBox in place.

I used the completed print to trace out the non-slip pad and used scissors and x-acto knife/metal straight edge to cutout the non-slip grippy pad roughly. Then after sticking on the stand I used my x-acto knife to slice along the edges, trimming the excess off (this process workes very well with this stuff). If you want you can print a template with the included STL or if you don't want to buy the non-slip padding you could print the template in TPU and glue it yourself to the stand. One thing to keep in mind is this non-slip padding I used has very, very good self-adhesive glue and I've never had issues with it not sticking and I've used this stuff a lot with my 3D prints.

Link to the non-slip rubber pad…

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09QGTBTG7/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Link to my original Free Standing Filament Stand (grippy)…

https://www.printables.com/model/883701-free-standing-filament-stand