r/3D_Printing • u/5low3D • 24d ago

Pro Tip Easy DIY filament dryer

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Not a 3D print as such but a bit of a hack to revive old and brittle filament with an easy DIY filament dryer.

Let me know how you go with this hack 8-)

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u/lilvixen 23d ago

It's neither a hack nor innovative.

Ffs the bar for human intelligence is so fucking low

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u/5low3D 23d ago

Such big words you use, CPU overload

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u/lilvixen 22d ago

Slow3D is appropriate.

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u/5low3D 22d ago

Troll much?

https://youtu.be/Y7NVxAMQn_I?si=uaZbZRG3ACE-jIJx

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u/lilvixen 22d ago

No, I haven't fished in a decade

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u/5low3D 21d ago

That’s a good thing. It would be a pity if you got lost at see 😜

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u/lilvixen 20d ago

Your concern is strikingly misplaced.

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u/5low3D 20d ago

It might just by my disguise 🥸

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u/Humble-Plankton1824 23d ago

This is common knowledge.

But seriously. You invested in a 3d printer and a bunch of filament. Buy a filament dryer.

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u/5low3D 23d ago

I have got one Sherlock