Desiccant Sieve Dryer Tumbler - Parts Storage - BambuLab Spool Re-use - Loose silica gel desiccant

Desiccant Sieve Dryer Tumbler - Parts Storage - BambuLab Spool Re-use - Loose silica gel desiccant

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 10% infill
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I've designed this too sieve out the small broken bits of loose silica gel desiccant and allow for easy drying for re-use. It could also be used as a simple storage container for the bambu re-usable spool.

 

This design uses the BambuLab re-usable 90c spool (70c can be used but I don't recommend it for drying desiccant)

 

The base of the design is to sieve the broken bits of desiccant so these don't end up in loose in your AMS units or worse in your dryer.

 

I generally have each compartment of the sieve a 1 / 3 full, for both sieving and drying.

 

Once you've sieved your desiccant this fits directly into the Bambu re-usable spool so the desiccant can be placed in the dryer. You can also spin this to move the desiccant about to speed up the drying process.

 

I've printed this with ABS and used it at 70c in the dryer without any problem or warping so far over the past few months. I would not recommend any material with a lesser temperature threshold. Ideally it should be printed in something higher. I also don't recommend leaving your dryer unattended.

 

DO NOT USE PLA OR PTEG IF YOU INTEND TO USE THIS FOR DRYING

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Perfect! Very pleased with the result.
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What are the drawbacks of using PETG for 3D printing? The vitrification temperature for PETG is reported to be 85°C, yet all the filament dryers I am aware of have a maximum temperature limit of only 70°C.
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I wondering as well... I'd like to print in PETG to use with my dryer that maxes at 65c. Bambu says their PETG deflects at 69c. Figure if I don't dry over 60, there shouldn't be much issue. Or am I missing something?
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Replying to @lee.lindemann :
I tried it with PETG and it did deform in my dryer at 60C.
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The hole in the bottom are to big. Desiccant drop easily.
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hi the bottoms for siving out small broken bits of desiccant. simply add the spool if you don't want that
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Printed in Bambu Tuqoise ABS, printed perfectly.
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