Drybox IKEA samla 22l direct connection to printer Remixed by SirPrintAlot

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P1S

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X1 Carbon

X1E

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

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8.2 h

6 plates

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Designer

7.5 h

6 plates

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Description

Combine with a IKEA samla box and you have your own drybox that fits 4x 1kg spools.

See IKEA box here: https://www.ikea.com/se/en/p/samla-box-with-lid-transparent-s69440822/#content

and you can use this tube: https://www.ikea.com/se/en/p/hultarp-rail-nickel-plated-90444432/ it must be cut into two tubes one measureing 32cm for the top rail and 30cm for the bottom rail.

The files contain a silica gel box that also works as a filament holder. You have to add your own 16mm steel or allu tube.

Use the hole guide to place the 8mm holes in the box for the filament guides and cut out squares (the the fittings cannot rotate), then assemble everything and use the guide to secure the filament tubes.

You can install bowden tubes with the add-on cap for PTFE tubes.

Comment & Rating (5)

@ShayneTroxler

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It printed in PETG and went together well. The only discrepancy was the length of the rails for my Samla Box, 22L was shorter than the prescribed length of 39. I used the Hultarp 703.444.33 nickel chrome rails from Ikea and got both out of one rail. The measurement came out to 32cm for the top rail and 30cm for the bottom rail. Other than that everything was a perfect fit and I can leave my A1 Mini "threaded up" and not have to worry about wet filament as it isn't used as much as my other Bambu Labs printers that keep filament dry in the AMS. I have the Ikea stuff to do a second one which I'll probably do after I get through printing a TPU seal which I probably don't even need. :) Good design mate, thanks for that.

The designer has replied

@SirPrintALot_

Looking great hope you like it and thanks for the feed back. Have updated the text so it is more clear on the tube length. I also have updated the model so that now the "outlet" fittings will sit in a square hole so they will not be able to rotate and I have added a PTFE cap that is like my design for the y-splitter. Hope you like it.

@ShayneTroxler

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Replying to @SirPrintALot_ :

Thanks for the constant improvements. Are these changes adaptable to the exsisting box setup?

@SirPrintALot_

Replying to @ShayneTroxler :

Yes, you just have to print the "fittings" so the plastic parts that secures the tube to the box.

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