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Creality Space Pi 3D Printer Filament Dryer

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Creality 3D Overseas Store via AliExpress has Creality Space Pi 3D Printer Filament Dryer (DB-03) for $44.42 - $8 when you apply promo code AEUS08 at checkout = $36.42. Shipping is free.

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About this item:
  • Package Size : 315x125x300mm
  • Net Weight : 1150g
  • Product Color : Space grey
  • Input Voltage : US 110V 50/60HzGB/UK/EUR 220V 50/60Hz
  • Rated Power : 145W
  • Temperature Control Range: 45C-70C
  • Heating Duration:0-48h
  • Filament Diameter: 1.75mm/2.85mm
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  • Our research indicates this offer is $23.57 lower (39% savings) than the next best price from a reputable merchant at the time of this post.
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Creality 3D Overseas Store via AliExpress has Creality Space Pi 3D Printer Filament Dryer (DB-03) for $44.42 - $8 when you apply promo code AEUS08 at checkout = $36.42. Shipping is free.

Thanks to community member gabe23111 for finding this deal.

About this item:
  • Package Size : 315x125x300mm
  • Net Weight : 1150g
  • Product Color : Space grey
  • Input Voltage : US 110V 50/60HzGB/UK/EUR 220V 50/60Hz
  • Rated Power : 145W
  • Temperature Control Range: 45C-70C
  • Heating Duration:0-48h
  • Filament Diameter: 1.75mm/2.85mm
Note, if the above code stops working for you, you could try using RE7  for $1 more.

Editor's Notes

Written by johnny_miller | Staff
  • Our research indicates this offer is $23.57 lower (39% savings) than the next best price from a reputable merchant at the time of this post.
  • Please see the original post for additional details & give the forum comments a read for helpful discussion.

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Yes, you need a 3d printer as well. The plastic that 3d printers melt down - the filament - absorbs moisture from the air. The more moisture in the filament, the more likely you are to get poor quality prints. This is a filament drier - that simply heats a spool of filament to remove as much moisture as possible - allowing for a higher quality print.
My kids use a Bambu Lab A1 mini - which is an excellent inexpensive printer.
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$151 msrp is such a joke
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Creality Space Pi is a filament dryer that helps pull moisture out of wet spools, which can improve print quality and rescue filament that has sat out for months. It has PLA and PETG presets, can be used while printing, and the drying cycle reportedly brought spools back to like new. The main drawbacks are that the unit is not sealed or airtight, so moisture can creep back in, and the touch display is poor. Noise is also noticeable, and the single spool version tops out around 70C, which may limit tougher materials.

  • 3D printer owners drying moisture-sensitive filament, because heat removes absorbed water and improves print quality when storage alone is not enough.

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  • Print-from-spool workflows, because it can dry filament while feeding a printer and has PLA and PETG presets.

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  • Makers recovering spools left out for months, because an eight-hour cycle can restore filament to usable condition.

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  • Users who need a dryer running in the background, because it can save spools and improve prints even though it is louder than a printer.

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  • Soft TPU setups, because the unit may lack the airtight enclosure and sealed filament path needed for very flexible filament.

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  • Humidity-sensitive storage workflows, because the chamber is not sealed and moisture can be reintroduced while filament sits inside.

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  • Nylon and other hard-to-dry materials, because the single-spool version tops out around 70C and may be too low or too slow.

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  • Quiet workspaces, because the dryer can be louder than a 3D printer.

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Maybe try a different browser? It's still working for me. I'm using Chrome on desktop
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You are right. Worked in my computer but it didn't in my phone. Thanks!
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smalltimeprintfarmerNov 3, 2025 4:44 PM
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have the double and it's not mind blowing but it does work and sometimes when i don't have time to dry a filament i'll print from them while drying. adding this for a machine with no ams to print directly from it
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I tried (in different browsers) and no code worked for me
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Coupon codes not working for me.
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joy192kNov 3, 2025 6:23 PM
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what's this used for ? do I need a 3D printer to go with it ? which one is good value ? ( for my kid )
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Quote from joy192k View quoted comment :
what's this used for ? do I need a 3D printer to go with it ? which one is good value ? ( for my kid )
Yes, you need a 3d printer as well. The plastic that 3d printers melt down - the filament - absorbs moisture from the air. The more moisture in the filament, the more likely you are to get poor quality prints. This is a filament drier - that simply heats a spool of filament to remove as much moisture as possible - allowing for a higher quality print.
My kids use a Bambu Lab A1 mini - which is an excellent inexpensive printer.
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IT's worth noting that the single spool version appears to only go up to 70C for drying, which may be too low (or simply too slow) for really tough-to-dry materials like PA (Nylon). The 4 spool version goes to 85C.

Oh, and make sure if you have 3D printed spools you're using, and they're made of PLA, don't attempt to dry anything above about 50-55C or you will be sad. OTOH, now I have some well-dried PETG to print new reusable spools with.
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Coupon codes not working for me.
Try coupon AEUS08 - adding to OP now
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BoingFwipNov 3, 2025 7:23 PM
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Creality has absolutely the worst customer service I've ever dealt with in my life, and that was impressively high bar they had to clear. I have no experience with this specific product, just this terrible company. YMMV.
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NorgechicaNov 3, 2025 7:40 PM
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Do I need one of these if I live in a desert?
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Quote from margelef View quoted comment :
Yes, you need a 3d printer as well. The plastic that 3d printers melt down - the filament - absorbs moisture from the air. The more moisture in the filament, the more likely you are to get poor quality prints. This is a filament drier - that simply heats a spool of filament to remove as much moisture as possible - allowing for a higher quality print.My kids use a Bambu Lab A1 mini - which is an excellent inexpensive printer.
Thank you ,I need a printer and spool to go this drier correct ?

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Quote from Norgechica View quoted comment :
Do I need one of these if I live in a desert?
It's usually suggested to dry filament before use, especially if it's filament that's sensitive to moisture. Even if you live somewhere with low humidity and store filament with desiccant to keep moisture away, it's not uncommon for filament to have already absorbed some moisture from the factory.

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