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Thank you - good to see its is effective - can you tell me what temperature it uses for PETG ?

Hi friend, this project is dead??? You stop??? Nice work tanks.

I hope you finally got an upgraded Sigma! I cannot wait to see the results!

I am kinda surprised at how well those molecular sieves work. I am curious what is going on in the machine to work that well. My experience with molecular sieves is that they are great at removing water from other liquids like alcohol but not so good at removing it from the air. I guess its possible those are just silica gel beads that look a lot like molecular sieves but IDK I am not a scientist or anything.

this is so cool this needs more likes

Eyo this shit bussin no cap

this needs more likes

That was very satisfying

How long does the thingomebob, clickedy clackedy? Or is it a thingamejig?

myminifactory link is broken nice looking prints and really cool design

Being Maltese, it is very nice to see such innovation coming from tiny Malta. I was wondering, what are the advantages of using this machine over, say, a Sunlu S2 filament dryer?

For that price it should switch between the tubes automatically and dry the other one with heated ambient air, like every dessicated air chamber does.

Are there any independent reviews testing whether this actually works? My experience and that of other folks I trust has been that it's almost impossible to drive moisture out of filament without a lot of heat and time.

You have a Zmorph VX?

Hope it works.. but why are all things on the back.. except the display.. for every time you have to load a new spool or desiccant it need to be moved.. same stupid idea as many printers with spools on the back...

Nice overview. If anything, this looks more realistic in functionality then some others what did basically the same thing.

1,599 euros for the dryer...and 99 for the replacement dessicant. LOL I got a sealed boxes and dessicant for..mmm $30 or $40? ill stick with that...for now! I mean it looks like a really cool machine.

Fantastic video, great showcase and explanation of its market space ❤

Quite surprised it works in an hour, there was this person that had a ridiculous drying solution... I think that was like 20-30 min? An hour seems relatively short, but the results are clearly there. That's very nice!

great and informative video!

Awesome video as always! Looks like a great solution.

Argh! So frustrating, I had a layer shift after following bcn3ds instructions to check drivers, now the ribbon cable has bit the dust taking a driver with it! Why oh why did they design it to be so difficult to work on! My stats printer R17 (nearly 4 years old) 480 hours, 234 prints started , 112 completed, 9.49km traveled on x0, 9.99km on x1, 22.9km on y, 887.58m of filament extruder 0, 578.75m extruder 1..its not like its worn from over use. And that's 2.85mm filament so a kg is 320-410meters so it's literally seen a maximum of 6 reels?

I'm half tempted to do away with the Idex and try and turn mine into some sort of corexy voron vzero copy.. the rails are good the bed is ok, its just those nema 14's and the crappy electronics (they did put a bit of effort into customizing marlin , with the fancy calibration routines and the graphics, I bet that's where most of the cost of production went Lol)

I wonder if under extrusion , extruder stopping mid print and layer shifts are anything to do with those petg heatsinks, it boggles the mind the whole chassis is aluminium could they not thought about using that as heatsink if their budget was that tight ?? just looking through CAD as you inspired me to try and do something and the new CAD has heatsinks on X axis drivers & steppers (still hearing people with epsilons having layer shifts tho :-/