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- In this video, I'm answering your questions and I show my changes to the original design to make this a much better DryBox project.
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ADDITIONAL PARTS REQUIRED
IKEA Samla 22l Box with Lid (4.49€): geni.us/samla22
Foam tape: geni.us/anyfoamtape
608ZZ Bearings (USD 0.44 each): geni.us/608bearing
PTFE Couplings: geni.us/pc4m10
Industry Packaging Silica Gel: geni.us/silicagel
Humidity sensor: geni.us/hygrosensor
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GIVEAWAY IS OVER
In this video, I'm answering your questions and I show my changes to the original design to make this a much better DryBox project.
Subscribe and enable bell notifications not to miss future giveaways :-)
Very nice upgrade to V1. I like when makers come back and show improvements to their designs after they've lived with them for awhile. In real life, that's how it works. Great content as always. Sitting here enjoying an unseasonably cool and cloudy day up here in the pacific northwest of the US.
Hi, I am from New Bedford, Massachusetts, USA
Great job on the upgrades, that's one of the main purposes of 3D printing. Making modifications to improve something you bought or designed yourself.
I've been watching your videos for a while, and they are one of the reasons I recently bought my first printer.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge here with the world. You probably have helped thousands of people.
Really love all your help with 3D printing. I am a novice, but with your help, getting better. This dry box is awesome! I'm from the US.
I like the new and approved dry box. I've been thinking of making my own, I'm definitely going to be using some of your ideas and I'm going to use your modified roller design in my build. Thank you for all of you great videos, love watching them here in Canada.
I found your video's and can see that you are reeling to help us new people out, I like that you took many peoples ideas and helped us to understand why, Thank you for helping Eric
Awesome idea and well thought improvements. Thanks a lot and keep up your good work! I just started my „3D-journey“ here in Germany and find your videos quite helpful.
Really appreciate the build. I was just thinking of building a dry box and haven’t even searched for ideas. That YT algorithm really is a mind reader! New viewer from the USA.
I'v e been following your Dry Box videos closely and have enjoyed them. I am from the USA and appreciate all your hard work with this channel, keep up to good work!
I like the way you're making incremental improvements. I keep returning to the desire for single-spool dry boxes, so they can easily be moved between printers, or a range of colors or materials can be loaded to a particular printer. And suspended or shelved above the printer, but using some light framework that doesn't loom ominously over the rest of the room! (And I'm in the bottom left corner of the US.)
Version 2 looks great! Being able to have 3 dried filaments available is something that I love! Dave from the UK.
im from the UK, been into printing for about a year now, just starting to work with ABS and PTEG. love your videos
These boxes look really cool. I am just starting in printing, but I am definitely looking to build one of these.
In the USA, getting the correct IKEA Samla box was a bit tricky as it isn't a commonly stocked item at my nearest IKEA store. Another two weeks and I'll have it. Good thing it has taken so long is that your V2 is now done and I won't have to plug the top holes :) THANKS FOR THE GREAT FOLLOW UP!
Got to agree with you the V2 looks like it a much better option. I really like the idea of a clip for the humidity sensor & the links you have added are very helpful. Thanks for posting keep up the good work, and I'm in Ireland.
Thanks for a good, practical and low cost design solution. I like that the scheme is potentially adaptable to different size boxes and is stackable. J, UK
Great information! I now have my own 3D printer, printed 4 projects in 4 days.
Greatly interested in your thoughts and experiences. Thanks for sharing details!
Version 2 looks far better, I was thinking of adding a mesh floor for the rollers to sit on with the gel beads below. Making the roller beds higher is a far simpler solution. I'm in England.
Great video as ever, nice to see & hear the modifications as we go through the design process and constantly tinker and improve things! (rememebr to plug the old holes!) Tommy , Scotland.
Yeah, almost got me! I covered them from inside and outside with transparent tape 😉
Hi Daniel. Another clear and informative video, with some good improvements to your original design. I like the way that you adapt your viewer's suggestions to develop a better product. Greetings from Wales, UK.
This community is so awesome. So many valuable comments and ideas! Love it! ❤️
Hi from Greece. Nice box, yes with the improvements you made sure it`s worth it and sure will be useful. Thank you for the video. Cheers
I love how you keep improving stuff! Great work.
Thanks! 👋
Greetings from Austin, TX USA. Cool solution to a common problem. I don’t 3D print enough and definitely moisture has gotten into my filaments. I need to find a way to dry my filaments first, and then put them in a box like your’s.
I tried the first version and had noticed myself the same problems you mentioned here... will try the larger spool rollers!! I am in the UK!
Can not wait to make one of these thank you so much. From a new start up...
This new version looks very stable, very impressive thanks for showing. Zac - England
I‘ve just bought an Ender 3 and was looking on how to store filament and came across your version 1 video. Today I went to ikea to look for that box but unfortunately the lids for all Samlas were sold out, so I didn‘t buy it. What a coincidence! 😄. I live in Bavaria, Germany. Thanks a lot for the videos and research!
Lately I have been thinking about a filament drybox, trying to decide between buying one or making one. Glad I watch this video. Thanks for sharing. BTW, I'm in PR.
I’m in Kansas USA. I’ll be building this next week. I’ll try using heat shrink tube rather than tape on the rollers. Thanks for all your great videos.
I'm in Canada. Looks good! I'm thinking about printing my own dry box to save space (form fitted to a single roll of filament) but I like this design for multiple rolls.
Fantastic project, Portugal ( I follow you a long time, I also saw your live in 3D Print Tuga, cheer mate)
Canada - Thanks for the great videos. I'm new to the hobby and am learning much from your channel!
Great functional design. I have been following you for several years, never disappointed. United States
Nice design. I would recommend PTFE tubing be used on those couplers. Those teeth will grab that filament and increase resistance or lacerate the medium. As always, great video. Seems like all the good content providers are outside the US, and definitely none of them are from WV!
Hi been watching your videos from the old days when I used to have a anet a8, you helped me to flash the firmware. Anyway nice box :) from England
Greetings from Newfoundland and Labrador Canada. Thanks for the update to the video. I have been looking for a good box in which to build on of these myself (no Ikea here). I will definately incorporated the changes in the one I build.
great design! 🙂
Version 2 of your Dry box looks a lot better and some great improvements added. I'm from Australia :)
Hello Australia and good luck!🍀
It is looking great, I will definitely build on
This is really cool. I have never used a dry box because the legit ones are pretty pricey for me and i have a lot of other expenses lol. Definitely going to look into this project at some point. I live in the USA.
Hello from the USA! I always wondered how a dry box solution compares to my current setup. It is just a plastic cabinet whose drawers are filled with silica gel. I take out the spools whenever I need them and place then back immediately when I'm done, although it's nowhere near air tight. This one seems like a really good dry box design though, nice job!
Looks good, in northern Canada our humidity stays relatively low. But may try a drybox to see if it stops some stringing on my TPU prints
Hi, Crosslink, a great project that I think I could tackle. Just finished my first project, Steve Petersons clock, 85 hours of printing, runs for 10 days and keeps time to 3 mins over the 10 days. I am sure I would benefit from a dryer box, so here's, hoping, Richard from Australia
Looks great, I've started building my own dry box here in Canada
Hello from Singapore. The average room temperature/humidity here is 30oC and 60-70% all year round so keeping filament dry is always a challenge. Great idea for the Drybox, I am keen to try make one myself!
I've been needing to Print and Make one of these forever. Just haven't been able to find a good setup. I really like this as others wanted me to buy wooden dowls and a box that had a seal in the lid. Maybe I can finally get around and make this a reality. I'm in the USA btw.
The new box looks great. Good Job. 👍 I am from Germany.
Hello. This is Mamadou BA following you from Senegal. That's a very good idea to protect the filaments against humidity.
Thansk a lot for your very instructive videos.
Hello, I am need of a filament dry box and I like your V2 design very much. I like that you revisited the original design and improved it based on your experience. Nice work and good video. When I saw you were adding tape to the rollers my thought was to use a bit of heat shrink tubing instead. My experience with tape on rolling parts is it will eventually unravel and become a mess. I am in USA.
Joe, great comment. I am super late with the giveaway but you are one of the winners! Please contact me on Instagram @danielcrosslink.
Great improvement over V1, going to built 1. I'm watching from Malaysia.
I really like improvements that you did to this filament dry box. I am from the USA
Hi Daniel! Very good idea to pull from the bottom of the reel rather than the top. It's much more stable that way and is much more likely to keep the reels rolling well on the base. I also like the use of the PTFE couplings. In addition to the benefits you mentioned in the video, using the PTFE couplings makes it very easy to completely enclose the filament path to the extruder in PTFE tubing. This could be beneficial if you work with particularly hygroscopic material like ABS or Nylon, but also if you work in a somewhat humid location or simply like the convenience of leaving filament mounted for extended periods. Take care, Alex (New York, USA)
Hi Alex, congrats! You're the first winner of a drybox kit! Please follow me on Twitter or Instagram and send me a DM, so I can get your address! Greetings! Daniel
What's your twitter or instagram handle handle?
Great improvement in V2 box and I live in USA 🇺🇸 great video as well thanks.
Great project. Thanks for the updated design. Canada
Like the changes to the design. Going to make one in the next couple of days. In the US
AlwaysAlways enjoy your videos, Daniel. The dry box looks very useful.
I'm in the U.S.
In the USA. Love V2. Great improvements!
I think I will definitely need this as I live in a humid sub-tropical zone in Australia
I like the updated rollers. Seems like they will work much better. I am in the USA.
Great idea, love the design too!
Great video I am from USA The state of Kentucky. I really enjoy your videos and appreciate the time you put into them. I really like the new design. I am going to make one of these boxes. I think I will make a few changes to the filament holders, not because your design is bad but just because I like to try new things. In watching your videos it gives me inspiration to create and I think you for that!!!
Great and simple design and effective trouble shooting!
Greetings from Northern Germany!
Hi Daniel, I am from Sunny Singapore and really enjoy your videos. Really need a dry box here as the humidity is always around 80%. Thank you.
The good thing I saw this video first I was going to print the version one. I went to IKEA yesterday got the box. USA
Great Video as always. I think this is a great DIY project for anyone. I would love to build one myself. Thanks for all the great videos. I'm in the U.S.A. and in the colorful state of Colorado.
Nice Dry box. V.2. looks to work much better. I am in the U.S.A. . Thanks for holding this giveaway.
Great job, Daniel. I'm thinking of making a couple of these myself! USA
Greetings from Malaysia. Version 2 is a great upgrade. Well done.
It's humid here in Australia almost any season so this could be a good solution - as well as a storage place for a few reels.
This is a huge improvement in opposite of the V1. Best regards Martin (Germany)
Nice project. I‘m new to 3d printing with a Prusa Mini. Now I‘ll have to check out my local Ikea here in Germany. :)
Printing and making in the US! This box looks like a huge upgrade from the original and I'm definitely considering making one regardless of the results.
hi done a couple of basic prints so but liking it a lot as i build model kits i hope to be able to make some things in the future for that.
I like the design of the dry box. Have to make a couple of them.
Awesome! It’s really better to keep filament dry all the time to improve print quality
USA here, like the box. I like the putting the filament feeds at the bottom.
Nice improvement to the project. Greetings from Massachusetts, USA ✌️
Good to see the improvements to your original design. Ireland
Thanks! 👋
I used heat shrink instead of tape worked great!
I’m in Ireland. Great idea and nice improvements.
Great update, as always, my best from sunny Egypt
Nice job, i was going to build one of them but ended up buying an esun filament dryer, i might just build one to store some of my open spools, Kev from Scotland
Definitely liking V2. Next up I guess is plugging the upper, useless, holes. To keep moisture down .. Great Vid as usual .. Paul - England
A good and simple solution. Regards from Germany
Hi, from Portugal here.
Very nice an simple design
Hi, I am from Latvia. Nice and simple box, thank you!
Great Drybox, I think the replacement of the dust filter with those bowden coupling was the right decision. A reverse bowden setup minimizes dust anyway. Ah yeah, I'm from Germany
Great video and thanks for sharing your improved version of the box. I‘m new into 3D printing and my printer stands currently outside in my woodworking workshop which isn‘t optimal for the filament.
I‘m from Germany/NRW.
Greetings and keep up with the great videos
Awesome! Woodworking is also great but I don’t have any skills with that 🤣
@@Crosslink3D 3D Printing and woodworking is a great combination. Since having a 3D printer I‘ve printed a lot of small helpers like runners for the miter slots or wall holders for my tools/batteries. Maybe some day you also become a crossover hobbyist 😆👌🏼
Version 2 looks like a winner! Watching from Florida, USA
I'm in the USA. I happened to find your video as I'm finishing construction on my own Simla dry box. I have an MMU2, so mine uses retracting spool holders. It was interesting to see the differences and similarities between your box and mine. If I win your kit, I'll use it to make a video of mine showing how it's built.
Nice video👍🏻 and the design looks really good.
Greetings from the Netherlands
Great improvements, definitely going to give this a go ! - Dursley, Gloucestershire, UK.
Japan! Humidity here is crazy, drybox will be a great help!
Great box, will absolutely try it. Watching from Sweden
Love the project. Thanks for the ideas. -Texas, USA
I'm from Virginia, US. You might want to plug those holes at the top so that less humidity gets in the box. It is especially important for me in Virginia to have holes plugged as it is always humid in the summer months. Good job on the video.
very nice, sensible improvements. well done. I am from Germany
Awesome job.. Thank you
Im in the US
Great improvement!!! I'm from Argentina!!!
From England. Was looking at the esun dryers but this has me thinking perhaps a small heater controlled by a raspberry pi or Arduino would be a good excuse for a project. Keep up the great work.
Portugal here. Thank you for the great content.