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Yesterday, 08:29 PM
I need to print something in TPU filament so I made this filament storage container out of a cereal storage box. The filament can be printed with the roll staying in the container. The basket looking thing holds the desiccant.

It's not my design, I saw it on a YouTube video.

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Yesterday, 08:47 PM
Wow, that spool juuuuuuust fits inside that container doesn't it? No room for error. Jawdrop
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Yesterday, 08:51 PM
(Yesterday, 08:47 PM)Highpower Wrote: Wow, that spool juuuuuuust fits inside that container doesn't it? No room for error.  Jawdrop

The height is close but there's plenty of sideways clearance for different widths of spools.

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16 minutes ago
Do you have a dryer or do you just use the desiccant in the storage container?
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