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Creality Filament Dryer Box 2.0 w/ Fans for $34.62 - 20% w/ coupon code
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Features:
- Creality Filament Dry Box 2.0 heats up quickly and has a built-in fan that circulates the hot air through 360° inside the chamber, evenly heating the entire chamber. It can be heated to 65°C within 15 minutes. We have added thermal insulation cotton on the dryer box inner wall to keep warm and anti-scald when printing. Dryer box input voltage: 110V 50/60Hz.
- You can set different drying temperatures and time to dry the filaments fully according to different 3D filament type, ambient temperature, humidity and other factors. Adjustable temperature range 45℃~65℃, and the time setting range is 0~24 hours.
- Creality filament dryer compatible with most 1KG spool 3D Printer filament. It can perfectly fit filament diameters of 1.75mm/2.85mm. And can be used with a variety of filaments, such as PLA, PLA+, PETG, TPU, ABS, ASA, PP, PC,PA(nylon). Pairing with Teflon tubes can make the filament feeding smoother.
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This Creality filament dryer box is mainly a budget way to dry PLA, PETG, TPU, and ABS before printing, and it can also double as an external spool holder on a P1S. The drying function is useful for moisture prone PETG, stringing, blobs, and occasional bad batches, and it can help revive filament that has sat around. The box is not airtight and does cycle outside air, so it is meant for pre drying rather than long term storage. The main drawback is the single knob interface, which feels finicky and awkward. A basic but practical pick if you want drying without spending much more.
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If it's just heating the same air in the airtight container with the filament, doesn't the air just reach a new saturation relative humidity level and stop drying the rest of the filament?
Case in point: air fryers constantly replace the saturated air inside with freshly heated air to rapidly dry the contents.
If it's just heating the same air in the airtight container with the filament, doesn't the air just reach a new saturation relative humidity level and stop drying the rest of the filament?
Case in point: air fryers constantly replace the saturated air inside with freshly heated air to rapidly dry the contents.
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It's one of the filaments that sucks up water the most next to Nylon. You will improve your print quality putting PETG in a dryer.
These dryers usually have a port you can connect it directly to your printer and it will print while the dryer is running.
Typically you toss the filament in and let it run for 12H to dry it out then print while it's on.
PETG will string and leave blobs on the print if it's not dry.
I am a relatively new and casual 3D printer, so my filament will sit around for a while until next project, and have found this helps.
Note there is a post on the more advanced version, Creality Space Pi, for $36 from Aliexpress, which has a cleaner button touch interface than the knob on this.
+1 for the weird interface. Once you get the hang of it it is easy to use but it really is a bit strange.
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