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Desiccant bag Bambu spool style dryer rack

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Easy to print, much less filament version
Easy to print, much less filament version
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5.7 h
1 plate

Fully Modeled enhanced version (Cost more filament and time)
Fully Modeled enhanced version (Cost more filament and time)
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I always use the 30 or 50-gram silica gel desiccant bags I bought on Amazon to keep all filaments in the AMS dry. Compared to 3D-printed desiccant boxes, these bags are very easy to replace, and never leak beads... 

 

But I found reactivating those desiccant bags in the microwave is not a good idea. It's easy to overheat the beads and dampen the packaging fabric. So, I made this rack to dry the desiccant bags in a filament dryer, which will help dry the bags quicker than just throwing and stacking them in the dryer. 

 

You can change the modifier's infill setting to make the holes on the model larger or smaller. 

 

It's the same size as a Bambu standard filament spool. 

And works well in different kinds of filament dryers, like EIBOS

Or, Sunlu S1 and S4. (BTW, I really like my new S4!!)

 

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