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Filament Dryers (lemmy.world)

So tried out some PETG for the first time, and the first couple prints went really well. but I believe it's picked up quite a bit of moisture, sitting in the basement.

What's the current recommendation for a filament dryer? there was one on /r/3dprintingdeals a bit back, a Sunlu S2. is the S1 good enough, or should someone who's fairly recreational with everything spring for a S2? I see food dehydrators recommended sometimes, is there anything specific to look for in one?

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[-] flustered@kbin.social 1 points 1 year ago

Thats pretty cool. I wish I knew this before I bought my Sunlu. I used to use my toaster oven that had a food dehydrator function, but my so got tried of me using it for hours. I had to get a dedicated dryer.

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