Creality Official Space PI Filament Dryer Box, 3D Printer Filament Dryer Box with 360° Heating, Upgraded Filament Dehydrator Storage Box with Fan for PLA ABS PETG TPU Nylon PA Filament 1.75MM 2.85mm

Exactly what I needed.I bought this to dry BambuLab PETG-HF filament.It does exactly what it says, 8 hours drying + an extra hour while printing and everything came out fine. Zero stringing. The extruder pulled the filament without any problems and the PTFE tube is the perfect length with the dryer sitting on the left side of my printer.The only draw back is the fiddly touch screen, but a minor inconvenience for the price.

I got this to go with my new k1c and feed directly from the dryer. I have had no issues with it and the drying seems to work well. I had a roll of nylon filament that would just blow bubbles as it was coming out the extruder and not stick together when printing. I put it in the dryer and gave it 2 hours drying on 60c and I was then able to print successfully using the 5 year old nylon.

Overall it's a good product that does what it says on the tin, I like the display and it shows all the key information and is not to loud when working.One problem I had was the PTFE tube was pulled through the grommet where the filament comes out and it tried to wrap around the reel and stopped the printer from extruding, I put some tape around the PTFE tube to stop it from pulling through.

Absolute must if you are printing with TPU.I recenntly got some TPU for my A1 printer. TPU is practically useless without a dryer and this is a quality one.I dryed the spool for about 5 hrs before printing and during the print itself and the quality remained the same as the day I opened the reel. Perhaps it was better.

I bought PLA in bulk and I was having issues using white PLA as it kept snapping.I was going insane trying to figure out a way to improve my printing.This solved all my issues! The print quality now is perfect.Really compact design and nice colour, it fits nicely next to my printer.I’ve purchased it with a discount so for me it was great value for money.

There are three things about this device that could make you think twice before buying it.1. Energy efficiency. As you can see in the image, it often consumes up to three times more energy than the 3D printer itself. When the heating element is working, you can see even 170 watts. The same is true for the 3D printer, but for the latter, it's coming quickly to its 60W level, whereas this dryer box spends most of its time above 100W. When all is hot, it's about 3W.2. What adds to suboptimal energy efficiency, is the way the enclosure seals. Or. rather. doesn't - it's a simple plastic box, not any kind of air-proof container. Hence, it loses heat quickly and regains moisture in a day or so.3. It only has one hole for filament output, and it's on top of the box. If you have something like Flashforge Adventurer, which would benefit from side feed, then you'll have to be creative. For example - put your dryer box on the floor while your printer is at the table.4. The touch-screen reminds me of the impermanence of being. The frailty. The inevitable last flicker of light. And it's constantly backlit. I imagine the engineer of this device had an epic quest for the cheapest screen on the market, and he exceeded all expectations. And to turn it off, there is a stiff switch on the back, which somehow hints at the same philosophical discourse as the touch-screen. So I would use the smart socket with this device, if only to turn it off.So, overall, I needed a box to keep my PLA for longer. And, hopefully, this box will do. It's not an engineering marvel, though, and I can't justify £65 as a fair price tag for this.

Excellent piece of kit that makes all the difference when using PTEG CF.

Quality control needs attention, the touch screen doesn't function properly. The design also needs a revision, as the loading-unloading process is awkward, and feeding the filament through the hole needs to be done by feel, while holding the reel still so it doesn't unspring/tangle. A third hand would be helpful. This could be improved with a slot instead of a hole/grommit design to allow the filament to be inserted into the feed tube first, then slotted in, and then the seal could be formed by closing the lid.It's also quite noisy when in use, and takes hours, not minutes to dry filament (even when it has been stored well), which I wasn't expecting. However, it is possible to dry filament with it, so I've given it 2 stars because it does technically do its job, just in a very unpleasant way.For context, I'm a huge Creality fan, and they do improve designs over time based on feedback, so I'm sure a few more generations of this device will see it much more usable.

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