Jocholos Filament Drybox / Holder

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Most filaments demand to be kept dry. The DIY information you need to build your own filament drybox, which stores your filament and also can be used directly as a filament holder, is outlined below. To construct this drybox, in addition to the 3D printable parts available for download here, you will require the following components: + An off-the-shelf air-tight cereal box (approximately 25 cm H x 22 cm L x 8 cm, 4 l) + Two standard skateboard ball bearings 608 (8 mm x 22 mm x 7 mm) + An off-the-shelf inexpensive thermo-hygrometer (48 mm x 28.6 mm) + A 4 mm M6 push-connector for the PTFE-tube + Nine Torx M5 screws, each 10 mm in length + Approximately 50 ml of silica gel (which will keep things remarkably dry) Note that the container I used had an asymmetrical shape; therefore, the inner brackets come at a slight angle. New roll design: Following GiolliJokers' comment, I have incorporated my older design for the roll, which consists of three parts and prints much faster.