Now the question is how to make a cheap and homebrewn version
Storing your filament
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drayson
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Re: Storing your filament
I think the bunker is a bit of overkill just for PLA but for Nylon or PVA its a great idea...
Now the question is how to make a cheap and homebrewn version
Now the question is how to make a cheap and homebrewn version
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Blizz
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Re: Storing your filament
It have a giant container (60x40x75 or something like that) that where I keep all my filament in (I have quite a few reels).
Besides the filament that container also has about half a kg of silica bags in there
So far my filament is still okay.
Besides the filament that container also has about half a kg of silica bags in there
So far my filament is still okay.
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Re: Storing your filament
Another clever idea...
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Izzy
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Re: Storing your filament
I like that container idea, but I'm lucky that my filament isn't really effected.
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Re: Storing your filament
Clever ideas in his storage video