Desiccant Tray for food dehydrator by MFDesigns3D

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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 75% infill

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1 plate

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I kept burning my desiccant beads when drying them out in both the oven and microwave. So I found this cheap food dehydrator on Temu https://share.temu.com/IPTV5vyBSHA and made this tray to fit on each rack.

I'm using old desiccant in the pictures. You can see the mix of burnt beads with the good ones. But the pics clearly shows that this works well.

The lid has a small opening in the corner that acts as a spout to cleanly pour the beads back into whatever containers you're using.

Be sure to use PETG.

******Make sure that the settings are as follows: In strength, set the top and bottom layers to 0. Sparse infill density to 75% and pattern to triangle.******

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desicant box

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@miru8112

Hey Mate, thanks for sharing this, I was JUSTR looking for something exactly like this... However, I just downloaded this and fed it to my bambo. The botom and lid are solid. I think there should be holes in the lid and bottom to have the hot air circulate and moisture escape. Did you, by chance, upload an early version of your project? In your picture it appears that there is a mesh or something, at least on the bottom. A reply would be appreciated.

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@MFDesigns3D

Thanks for pointing that out. I thought my settings would have transferred in the 3mf. In strength, set the top and bottom layers to 0. Sparse infill density to 75% and pattern to triangle. I'll update the post to reflect this.