Ikea Samla Dry Storage Box for 3D Printer Filaments
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2019
- Use this to get a constant good print quality over time!
🛠️Parts you need from Aliexpress:
4x 608zz bearrings /spool - s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_dZz...
M8 threaded rod - s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_dW3...
M8 thin nut - s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_d7K...
M3x6 Screws - s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_dSx...
or a handy screw set - s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_AOzXSb
PTFE tube - s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_dV6...
EPDM tape - s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_d7a...
Temperature and humidity sensor - s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_dXY...
Silica gel sack - s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_d8z...
Parts you need from Amazon:
M8 threaded rod - geni.us/M8_Threaded_rod
4x 608zz bearrings /spool - geni.us/608zz_bearings
M8 DIN 439 thin nut - geni.us/M8_Thin_nut
M3x6 Screws - geni.us/M3x6_screw
PTFE tube 2mm ID / 4mm OD - geni.us/BoF8cKc
EPDM tape - geni.us/KptAB3B or geni.us/Rf2B
Temperature and humidity sensor - geni.us/zLVLG
Dehumidifier sack - geni.us/GMOXnX
🔩3D Printed Parts here:
www.prusaprinters.org/prints/...
⚙️ My 3D printers:
Prusa MK3s Clone (Fysetc version): s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_9H141D
Original Prusa MK3s: shop.prusa3d.com/#a_aid=Dombi3D
Creality Ender-5 Plus: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_dU7...
Anet A6L: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_dVB...
Anycubic Photon: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_A4FOdL
🎥My Gear (Amazon PAID LINKS):
Main Cam - geni.us/3tcH8z
Secondary Cam - geni.us/aDwP0j
Thermal Cam - geni.us/guC9Ubl
50mm lens - geni.us/Vj4iB
24-70mm lens - geni.us/tBQA
Stable mini Tripod - geni.us/N8T4X
Main Tripod - geni.us/0MwSu
Mic - geni.us/50c0
Wireless Mic - geni.us/4gzJO3
Voice over mic - geni.us/k0yg7
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This is the best video of "how to make a dry box" I've seen so far! Thanks for doing such a great job making it very obvious how to do this! you Rock!
I´m almost done building it (just have to add the ptfe tubes). Very very nice design. The 3D printed parts work perfectly and I like that I can adjust the width between the bearings. Thank you for sharing this =).
This is a very nice and usefull project: I started already to work on it. Thanks
Instead of silica gel I use those dehumidifier tubs that they sell for keeping your clothes mildew-free. They're very cheap, you can get them at department stores, they last practically forever if you keep them sealed in a container, and come in a variety of sizes. They contain calcium chloride. If space is a problem they also come in the form of pouches with a gelling agent inside.
Nice video i made one myself the other day, bit of a different design but used a black box so the filament is also protected from UV.
Simple and effective! I would use a "connected" sensor to get alerts when silica bag needs refreshing. Not an issue if you have one box, but if you are storing more filament away - it makes more sense. Add, 3D printed slots for QR codes so you can scan it to get best print settings per roll
You take it to another level :) I like the idea!
@@Dombi3D Challenge accepted. I have an IKEA trip coming up soon! I guess boxes will be added on that shopping list!
I tried to find something on google to "scan qr codes for print settings" - didn't found anything except how to print qr codes... but how can you scan them to automatically have the settings in your slicer program? Do you have any reference?
I wish I would have seen this earlier, I just got 4 rubbermaid cases that hold a spool each. Same thing, temp/humidity guage with boden tube exit and it is airtight already and ball-bearings to make it smoother. Oh well, mine will be individual.
A good solution!
By the way, don't stretch the flexible EPDM lengthwise while glueing it on with the included glue strip, because it would contract itself otherwise over time to the original length and you will have a gap. Rather push it on to the surface and make sure, that there is no tension in it. It can be compressed lengthwise a little bit, but also not too much or it will fold out and leave a gap this way ;-)
Thanks a lot for your design. I'm already printing everything for my Samla Drybox, however I would like to ask which drill bit size did you use for the holes on the bottom side and which one for the PTFE connectors? Thanks
Very good box. Do you provide the CAD-files to edit hem for own needs as well?
You should do a video on how you set up multi material printing
Fantastic
Can you make a video showing how you set this up to work with prusa
Can you suggest a way to insert a heating solution in there?
Hello, Thanks for the video! Looks great! By any chance what sealer tape are you using and size? Thanks again
Found it... www.amazon.com/uxcell-Thick-Adhesive-Weather-Strip/dp/B07L6M4PN1/ref=pd_cp_328_1/130-1914801-2108853?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B07L6M4PN1&pd_rd_r=facdf4d7-6e49-4143-abcd-348730242ff5&pd_rd_w=OrZ7x&pd_rd_wg=9GIYc&pf_rd_p=0e5324e1-c848-4872-bbd5-5be6baedf80e&pf_rd_r=7P1NKC0MMKRZ6GGNP5VP&psc=1&refRID=7P1NKC0MMKRZ6GGNP5VP
@@andym8367 I bought this one: www.ebay.de/itm/EPDM-Zellkautschuk-5mmx1mm-einseitig-selbstklebend-10m-Rolle-Mossgummi/252205942843?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649
Hey, great instructional video! I've ordered what I need but have a question. Is it OK to print the stand legs in PLA or best to get PETG?
I printed them with PETG, but you can print it with PLA, it will work so far you won't put it into a greenhouse to reach 50-60 °C
Great tutorial video, just one silly question, so when you change filament, how do you rewind the excess from the printer without opening the lid? Wouldn't it cause tangle if you just push it back in? thanks, good work!!
I placed them onto a rack system where the dry box is sitting directly over the 3D printer so the extra filament length is not that long. I just push it back. Caused no problem so far. If you place it further you can use longer PTFE tubes and so you have not that much filament need to be pushed back.
@@Dombi3D Excellent idea, thanks very much!
What’s the device your using to jack all of these different filaments into Prusa?
What did you use as endpoints for the PFE tubes?
A little 3D Printed Cap. STL on Thingiverse, link in the description.
How do you push the filament back when you change the filament? Do you open the box? For me it does not work because the filament jumps of the spool when I just push it back through the tube
I push it back but I place them close to the printers so I no need to push back a lot. If yours are further you can use longer PTFE tubes so you do not need to push back that much.
I'm really digging the music you used for this video. Do you have the original song?
What happens when the filaments get really light? Doesn’t the force from the extruded derail them from the tracks?
No it does not. I have already finished plenty of spools and had never an issue like this.
Do you tighten the nuts? Does that stop the bearings from spinning on the rod because of the washers?
I do tighten the nuts but just firmly to keep the distance between them. If it would spin on the rod would not cause any problem because the goal of the bearings to spin smoothly, the washers are just for keep the spools on the bearings.
Can you provide the CAD file with proper faces so that I can make adjustments since I cut my rods too short?
Which format do you prefer?
slt excellent
Can you fit 4 1kg spools in the Samla 22L container?
From the thinner ones yes. My spools are wider as usual. You have around 330 mm space from wall to wall.
What size is your Samla box? I am thinking of a size that fits Kallax cubie space.
On the video I am showing a 22L version but there is a 65L version also for 2kg spools.
any chance anyone knows where to get those covers on the ptfe tube on the outside? 8:02
It is in the STL list if you check the description. It calls PTFE cap
You have links to the bins? Looks like a simple and effective solution, how has it been working for you?
Hi, what do you mean under bins? It is working very good. I am using 3 small for 1kg spools and 1 big one for the 2 kg spools.
Dombi3D just looking for a direct link to where these bins are sold. I needed a better solution than ziplock bags with desiccants and this looks perfect.
@@breaksteelThey are 22L IKEA Samla Storage boxes.
Dombi3D Thanks again! Totally have to make one of these.
@@breaksteel he means the 6 gallon ones it seems.
www.ikea.com/us/en/p/samla-box-clear-80102976/
What size spool of filament are those they look huge like 4 or 5 kg.
In the video I used 1kg filaments in a 22L box.
Under the links you can find the 65L box version for 2kg filaments.
Hello, can you confirm we can put 5 X 1 kg spool filament in one 22l box or it needs to be on a 65l? thank you
5x800g what I could fit inside a 22L box. From the wider 1kg ones just 4 or 3 fits inside (depends on the spool size). The 65L I use with 4x2kg Spools.
@@Dombi3D Thank you so i can imagine putting 5 X 1 kg in a 65l with some adjustment? ;)
Where do you get the clip to tighten the lid? Those 10 blue clips..
Print them with your 3D printer. Link to the part is on Thingiverse in the description (last line)
@@jasperschoonackers9551 thank you!! I didn't notice it until you mention it..
@@jasperschoonackers9551 Hi, sorry I can't find them on the Thingiverse files
what size of samla did you use?
On the video 22L version but in the discreption you can find the 3D printing files for the 65L version also.
what is you use for ptfe cap ? How to seal gap between tube and box?
Between the tube and box you do not need any sealing because it is a tight fit.
PTFE cap is in the list of the 3D printed parts. You can print them.
@@Dombi3D thank you
Can you explain about penumetic joint in your update version? I want to buy a part but can not find any that fit like yours.
Couldn't help but notice ZERO mention of what size box, and no link. They have 8 different sizes.
On the video I used the 22L version
Who doesnt like funK?!
IKEA the place for furniture to be used not as furniture
Can you shave the forest from your hands?
NGL, reverse engineering the video to figure out what samla box you used was the most frustrating part. But the rest is ok
22L for 1kg spools, and 65L for 2kg ones. They are in the name of STL files that you need to print.
@@Dombi3D thanks never expected a reply! About to do this now