THIS IS NOT ENTIRELY 3D PRINTED….. Which is obvious to some…. lol….. This is a cabinet I designed and built for dry storage of PLA, PETG, ABS, or TPU. It uses a dehumidifier and desiccant to keep the ambient humidity to below 40%. Which is fine for these materials. I've included a STEP file of the entire cabinet to get dimensions from, along with the 3d printed parts. I used metal conduit for the spool rods, standard cabinet hinges(not the round pocket European style), door gasket and plexi for the doors. I've listed below the relivant parts.

**The model has the door latches as well. These were 3d printed and use a RC Car suspension spring. Just something I had lying around. These could easily be modified to work with a different size spring. But they were from a Traxxas 4x4 Rustler rear suspension.

Dehumidifier

https://a.co/d/eyBQfHl

LED Lights

https://a.co/d/0razsDQ

Magnets for desiccant boxes

https://a.co/d/3Npowy1

Hinges

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Liberty-Satin-Nickel-Self-Closing-Overlay-Cabinet-Hinge-5-Pairs-H0103BL-SN-U1/202824473