Creality Space Pi Filament Dryer

[@Dc0lbyt22]

Thanks so much for the video, I just found one of these and I’m kind of new to the 3-D printing stuff. I intend to watch some more of your videos. Thanks again.

[@3DPrintscape]

Glad it was helpful!

[@davekemp750]

I keep a silica gel packet inside the centre hole of the spool to help keep humidity away while it's stood idle within the dryer. All rolls I've bought have come with one so i just use that one.

[@3DPrintscape]

Hi. Thats a good idea, thanks for sharing.

[@tonywharton5220]

The humidity drops really quick. I've just ordered one on special offer from Amazon. Only £53.99 ✌️
Thanks for the video ✌️

[@3DPrintscape]

No problem 👍

[@enmanuelhenriquez975]

Filament dryer are good but I always recommend to buy replacement fans for any dryer

[@3DPrintscape]

Thanks for the tip. Any reason in particular, is it sound or longevity?

[@enmanuelhenriquez975]

@@3DPrintscape filament dryer for the fault kill the fan between 3 to 6 months

[@3DPrintscape]

@@enmanuelhenriquez975 Gotcha, thanks for the info.

[@peterkn2]

Are there seals around that door? It looked like plastic on plastic without a seal.
Also, $86 on Amazon right now? Wow

[@3DPrintscape]

Hi, there aren’t any seals but it’s a tight fit. It’s still $65 here, where are you located?

[@andrevanniekerk4711]

Is the temp and rh acutely displayed? Is it something that you can validate?

[@3DPrintscape]

Hi. Current temp and humidity levels are displayed on the panel. I would assume they are decently accurate but not sure how i would be able to verify that.

[@andrevanniekerk4711]

Thank you for the reply, I'm looking into getting into 3d printing sometime this year and this is one thing that I didn't know was a problem. Regarding checking if the read outs is correct, you do get temp and rh sensors that you can just place in the dryer and see if the read outs are the same, but if you are confident in the product it would be pointless for you to double check, thanks again

[@3DPrintscape]

@@andrevanniekerk4711 I think its accurate enough for the hobby, probably +/- 10%.

[@dafka4432]

does this support 220V? or is it just 110V?

[@3DPrintscape]

Hi. Sorry for the delayed response, i wanted to check the unit. There is no switch to go from 110v to 220v, so unless the power supply can auto adjust (which i doubt at this price point) it wont work on 220v.

[@davekemp750]

I have the UK version and it runs at 220v. It works very well, really happy with it.

[@3DPrintscape]

@@davekemp750 Nice, thanks for sharing this. So basically get the version for your region.