I use the same "food" dehydrator that I use to refresh my filament rolls... basically anything with sustained (not too high) heat will cause the moisture to evaporate out of desiccant which, like filament, causes it to "refresh" and work properly again.
Interesting! I printed the same boxes but just put desiccant packs in them to add to the bambu stock positions. I did not think of silica beads. Would be interested to know how they worked long term for you and your print quality.
I made the mistake of leaving the lid open on the AMS for a few days and they jumped up to 23%. I'll be doing a video this week showing the color they changed to and swapping them out. Stay tuned... :)
You can print desiccant boxes for the spots where you took out the envelopes. Just adds more drying capacity.
Great idea!
Looks great man, gonna give it a try too! Thanks for sharing and hope you get some love in the Bambu maker store!
Thanks, I didn't design the boxes, but put a link in the description to them for everyone to give the maker some props. :)
you can put the stuff from the packs in a toaster oven and they replenish.
Thanks, gonna give that a shot!!!
I use the same "food" dehydrator that I use to refresh my filament rolls... basically anything with sustained (not too high) heat will cause the moisture to evaporate out of desiccant which, like filament, causes it to "refresh" and work properly again.
Interesting! I printed the same boxes but just put desiccant packs in them to add to the bambu stock positions. I did not think of silica beads. Would be interested to know how they worked long term for you and your print quality.
I made the mistake of leaving the lid open on the AMS for a few days and they jumped up to 23%. I'll be doing a video this week showing the color they changed to and swapping them out. Stay tuned... :)