Creality Store has
Creality Space Pi Filament Dryer Plus for 2-Spools (up to 70C) on sale for $69 - $15 with coupon code
SPFU15 during checkout + $3.99 shipping =
$57.99 shipped.
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About this Item:
- Two rolls capacity, double drying
- Adjustable temperature 45℃-70℃
- Real-time humidity&temperature monitoring
- Drying time setting 0-48h
- 360° hot-air heating
- One-key set for 12 filaments
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Can't print directly from it, so you'll want the AMS Lite Ultimate Filament Spool Enclosure [makerworld.com]
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I have a bambu a1 coming with AMS (4 filament capacity) so this dryer can hold two only?
Also the dryer feeds filaments into the AMS? Thanks
I have a bambu a1 coming with AMS (4 filament capacity) so this dryer can hold two only?
Also the dryer feeds filaments into the AMS? Thanks
Since you have a AMS:
Once you dry the filament, you load it in the AMS and print. After a day or two, you'd need to dry the filament again since the A1 AMS is not enclosed, and is open to any humidity that is in the room. If you had a p1s with that AMS it is enclosed so you can use descant, but since the A1 doesn't have that option you will just have to periodically dry your filaments prior to printing.
So just take whatever spool (or two?) that you plan to use, throw them in the dryer the suggested dry time and then throw them on your bambu AMS and print.
Since you have a AMS:
Once you dry the filament, you load it in the AMS and print. After a day or two, you'd need to dry the filament again since the A1 AMS is not enclosed, and is open to any humidity that is in the room. If you had a p1s with that AMS it is enclosed so you can use descant, but since the A1 doesn't have that option you will just have to periodically dry your filaments prior to printing.
So just take whatever spool (or two?) that you plan to use, throw them in the dryer the suggested dry time and then throw them on your bambu AMS and print.
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I have a bambu a1 coming with AMS (4 filament capacity) so this dryer can hold two only?
Also the dryer feeds filaments into the AMS? Thanks
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I have a bambu a1 coming with AMS (4 filament capacity) so this dryer can hold two only?
Also the dryer feeds filaments into the AMS? Thanks
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