Quick Release Bambu Spool Hygrometer Desiccant Shell

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Quick Release Bambu Spool Hygrometer Desiccant Shell

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v1: PLA Basic (avoid Matte PLA) - 0.2mm layer, 5 walls, infill named by plate
v1: PLA Basic (avoid Matte PLA) - 0.2mm layer, 5 walls, infill named by plate
Designer
3.6 h
3 plates
4.5(6)

v2: PLA Basic (avoid Matte PLA) - 0.2mm layer, 5 walls, infill named by plate
v2: PLA Basic (avoid Matte PLA) - 0.2mm layer, 5 walls, infill named by plate
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2.9 h
5 plates

container with grid walls
container with grid walls
1.5 h
1 plate
5.0(1)

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Description

New v2 Desiccant Spool with Hygrometer, designed to be easily removed and replaced. This works well for anyone using an AMS Lite, and/or AMS, or for easy removal when drying your filament.

 

Features:

  • Remove/replace the desiccant shell without removing the lid
  • Shell bottom sits flush with the spool

v2 Updates:

  • The hygrometer is now easier to insert and remove from the lid
  • The outer tabs of the lid are wider, to keep the shell from sliding out of the spool core
    • Remove by pinching the tabs on each side while pushing  to extract the shell
    • I find it easier to hold the sides of the spool while pinching the tabs inward and pushing the shell out at the same time using my thumbs
    • If you just push the center of the hygrometer, the tabs may break
    • If you find this version too difficult to remove, v1 may be more suitable
  • The outer tabs are now wide enough that the shell won't slide out when you print with Bambu PLA Matte, but I still highly recommend avoiding Matte. It is too brittle and the tabs may break after inserting and removing the shell a few times
    • Use Matte PLA filament at your own risk
    • Low reviews due to this filament choice will be ridiculed! :)
  • The v2 containers include a hole for a ½" x 2mm acrylic disc, like these or these to more easily determine the state of the desiccant
    • The print  profile includes a pause at layer 16 to insert the discs
    • There is a large variance in size, so the tolerance is large enough that the disc may spin a little when the first layer of filament is extruded, and it may require a little post-print clean up
    • Use v1 of the container if you don't have or want to use the acrylic windows

v1 includes the following build plates:

  1. Open Lid, 30% Gyroid - the container and lid print without top and bottom layers, providing a gyroid infill screen
  2. Open Lid, 35% Honeycomb - the container and lid print without top and bottom layers, providing a honeycomb infill screen
  3. Closed Lid - this lid can be paired with either of the containers, and isolates the hygrometer from the desiccant to measure humidity of the air in the AMS / storage container

v2 includes the following build plates:

  1. Open Lid v2, 30% Gyroid - the lid prints without top and bottom layers, providing a gyroid infill screen
  2. Open Lid v2, 35% Honeycomb - the lid prints without top and bottom layers, providing a honeycomb infill screen
  3. Closed Lid v2 - this lid can be paired with any of the v1 or v2 containers, and isolates the hygrometer from the desiccant to measure humidity of the air in the AMS / storage container
  4. Windowed Container v2, 30% Gyroid - the container prints without top and bottom layers, providing a gyroid infill screen, and includes a pause at layer 16 for inserting the acrylic disc
  5. Windowed Container v2, 35% Honeycomb - the container prints without top and bottom layers, providing a honeycomb infill screen, and includes a pause at layer 16 for inserting the acrylic disc

Both v1 and v2 are sized for use in the Bambu Lab reusable spools, but may also fit other spools. They are also compatible with the desiccant funnel in the remix section.

 

Note: Works best with the hygrometer protruding from the label side of the spool, as pictured. The openings on each side of the spool are different. Insert the desiccant container on the side of spool with the wider spool opening. It will be loose, but then will stabilize as it slides then snaps in place on the narrower opening.

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good print but the little flexible part print to near of the body so it get fused with it... I tried to slide in a Bambu lab reusable spool and it broke...
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Oh no, sorry about that! The inner cylinder on the two sides of the Bambu spool have different shapes. On one side there's a pronounced lip and on the other side, it's a smooth wall. This model only really works if it's inserted into the side of the spool with the lip. When inserted this way, it glides in relatively easily. When inserted the other way, it's almost impossible to fit through the opening on the other side. Do you know which side of the spool you inserted it into?
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Replying to @SThane :
probably the wrong way... in the picture I joined I need to slide in front the bottom where the lids is? then it must slide into cylindrical part?
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also the flexible part seems too close and get fused with the body
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Great idea! (sorry, I printed it before you posted the remix)
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No problem, glad to see it! I posted the remix to include small adjustments for the slug's support, as it looks like I should not add just a adjustment as a new profile :) Thanks for your great origional work!
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@SThane, I just saw this version, I just started printing the other version, LOL. Did you guys figure the problem in that one comment below? I will give this one a try after the current print. Any idea why the slicer not allowing you to add more than 4 in the older model on a plate? There seems to be plenty of space, odd.
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Hey @HardwareMaster, I *think* I made the gap a little larger, so the tab wouldn't fuse, but I can't recall because it's been a little while since I looked at it. It may have also been due to the type of filament that was used. As for the tab snapping off, I've only seen it happen when pushing it into the wrong side of the spool. They only fit in one way. If you do print it and find any issues, let me know and I'll try to fix it.
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Replying to @SThane :
So the print finished, I see a fee issues. i printed with Bambu PLA Matte, no changes to settings but I combined one of the tubes with the blocked lid for the hygrometer. first thing I joticed was the honeycomb are for some reason not correct from the outside looking in, almost it shifted. if I look from inside out, looks better. see the images. Second issue is the little pieces behind the locking pieces are split for some reason. does not affect the performance, holds the hygrometer but not sure why that imperfection happened? finally, the tube slides out so easily with the Bambu PLA Basic reusuable spool. i thought those little flabs would be able to hold it but almost have no effect.
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I have done flow calibration for the print and also used filament dryer for the filament for the print, printed in PEI plate with X1C
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v1: PLA Basic (avoid Matte PLA) - 0.2mm layer, 5 walls, infill named by plate
Other Issues:always snap at the same place but it's probably because I use old filament
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Great design, works but a bit to big of a tolerance between the lid and the spool. It doesn't stay in place and falls out of the spool when held vertical. Printed in PLA.
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