Created a shelf for the eSUN filament dryer
Created a shelf for the eSUN filament dryer
I wanted to place this filament dryer I got myself recently directly above my printer. So I designed and printed this shelf. It prints in parts to get as strong as possible and can be assembled using M3 screws. If you are interested, files are available here for free:
https://www.printables.com/de/model/539326-esun-trockenbox-wandhalter-esun-filament-dryer-wal
I knew there were filament dryers, but having one that is a direct feed in to the printer is quite neat! Thank you for turning me on to this.
6ReplyMy pleasure :)
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I read it as filament destroyer lmaooo
2ReplyHmm… I doubt that such a device would sell well :D
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That's a damned good idea. I'm going to print that. I've been trying to figure out how to put my filament above my printer so I can ditch the tube.
2ReplyExcuse my lack of knowledge, I do not yet have a 3D Printer, but why do you need a filament dryer? Does the filament ship with residue from the manufacturing process that needs to be washed off?
2ReplyHere is an example of the difference between dried and not dried filament:
6ReplyFilaments absorb moisture in humid environments, and it impacts print quality.
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I need one of these bad... just checked my system it's 75% humidity in my house....
2ReplyMy printer has its place in our dining room (I know not perfect…). It’s next to our kitchen, so humidity also was a problem. Now I can’t complain.
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oh man i never even through about making a nozzle like that to guide the filament through nicer.
1ReplyYou mean the one on the dryer where the filament comes out? Actually that one came with the printer
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How do you dry the shelf though? 🤔
1ReplyWhy should I dry the shelf? Am I missing the joke here?
1ReplyI was just trying to make a stupid who-watches-the-watchmen joke. Apologies. 😅
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Added a filament guide:
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