SPILLPROOF AMS Desiccant Box - ROUND Hygrometer Remixed by AeonJoey

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Print Profile(12)

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X1 Carbon

P1S

P1P

X1E

A1 mini

Maker's Supply Hygrometer - Upper Position

Designer

2.6 h

1 plate

4.9(410)

Maker's Supply Hygrometer - Middle Position

Designer

2.6 h

1 plate

4.9(1.1 k)

Maker's Supply Hygrometer - Lower Position

Designer

2.6 h

1 plate

4.8(48)

45° Mount Upper Hygrometer Position - Full Set

Designer

2.6 h

1 plate

5.0(224)

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2330

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3364

3.4 k

17.1 k

13.2 k

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Description

SPILLPROOF AMS Desiccant Box - ROUND Hygrometer

This series of Models are based on Cagriahiskali’s beautiful desiccant boxes, and the many other remixes for various hygrometers by others credited in the remix-based-on section below.

There are two orientations of Round Hygrometers, please choose the Print Profile that matches yours from the Print Profiles list:

For Maker's Supply and Vertically Mounted Hygrometers- use ‘Maker’s Supply Hygrometer' Print Profile
- Purchase from Maker's Supply using BOM below or click here: https://store.bambulab.com/products/spillproof-ams-desiccant-box-round-hygrometer?modelId=662669
For Round hygrometers with a 45-degree mount, use the 45° Mount Print Profile
- U.S. Amazon: https://a.co/d/3VRTVpL
- Europe Amazon: https://amzn.eu/d/f0DUmb7
These are all re-designed completely, but keeping the face design.
Redesigned slide rail lids, closure, handles, and orientation.
These slide-on covers positively enclose the desiccant with a nice SNAP that is easy to re-open without damaging the closure.
Specifically redesigned to not explode-open inside AMS
Lid cannot slide off inside AMS, lifting the box by it’s tab closes it even tighter
Works with Silica Gel beads and Activated Alumina beads
Middle larger boxes can be DOUBLED-UP to get even more desiccant in, just print an additional 2 and slide in behind the first set.
(I don't recommend doubling up the center position to allow air to reach the hygrometer. Skinny side boxes cannot be doubled up due to space limitation) Use the Double-Up print profile to print just these.

As featured in BV3D: Bryan Vine's video about Desiccant in the AMS:

Versions for each popular hygrometer variety are available:

Find your hygrometer, or no hygrometer:

SPILLPROOF AMS Desiccant Box - No Hygrometer

SPILLPROOF AMS Desiccant Box - ROUND Hygrometer

SPILLPROOF AMS Desiccant Box - RECTANGULAR Hygrometer

SPILLPROOF AMS Desiccant Box - AINIV / VAIKBY Hygrometer

SPILLPROOF AMS Desiccant Box - HOYIOURS Hygrometer.

SPILLPROOF AMS Desiccant Box - Xaiomi Mijia 2

SPILLPROOF AMS Desiccant Box - Enopyo/Ali-Express

desiccant accessories

maker's supply hygrometer

Bill of Materials

Maker’s Supply Kits and Parts

SPILLPROOF AMS Desiccant Box - DY007

B-DY007

2.49 USD

× 1

List other parts

RoundHygrometer x 1

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Comment & Rating (3364)

@Bigi3Dgoe

Boosted

Came out really slik!! The only small comment I would have is that the boxes are a few mm's too high in my opinion. You have to be careful when closing the lid of the AMS. When the box is in between the lid, the lid won't close 100%. Which will let in extra moisture. Other than that, love the design and it's one of my first prints with my P1S. I might adjust the top part a tiny bit to let it fit perfectly. Thanks for the work. ***UPDATE: I had a closer look at the AMS, and the bottom of the AMS wasn't fully seated! So I took out 2 screws, and seated the bottom properly. Now the boxes fit underneath the lid!! So 10 out of 10 for this print now!! thanks***

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The designer has replied

@AeonJoey

hey there, thanks for the boost! rest assured however, the handle does not come into contact nor interfere with the AMS lid whatsoever. the lid has a flange that goes into a groove with a silicon gasket. the handle sits far behind this groove in all positions you can push it to (forward or backward) there is no risk of it propping the lid open.

@Bigi3Dgoe

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Replying to @AeonJoey :

It is possible closing the lid fully, but I have to push al the printed boxes to the back. Otherwise the lid will not fully close, as seen in the picture I've added. Looks like you have more space between the bottom of the AMS and the underside of the lid?

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@AeonJoey

Replying to @Bigi3Dgoe :

oh I see, may I ask when you got your AMS? I have two models, one from March 2024, and one from June 2024, there’s subtle differences between those and some older revisions I had accounted for so I wonder it there’s different clearances for the model you have (there’s been about a dozen revisions according to the wiki) I’d love to account for this - thanks so much for bringing this up. the simplest update as you said would be to lower the height of the handle, but I’d love to know when you got yours for reference

@jamesnvo

Print Profile

45° Mount Upper Hygrometer Position - Full Set

much better than many of the other “mesh” types because of the well designed back door (better slide, more robust). it has a tactile “click” once it’s fully in. I printed mine in ELEGOO ASA Becaude I wanted to be able to throw the entire box in my dehydrating oven at 85c to dry the silica WITHOUT deforming the box, hence ASA. the only changes I made to the .3mf were to slow the print down to 50mms and add a 5mm brim (because ASA. x1c: 260c nozzle, 105c bed, k=0.028. holds 16-45g of silica

@AeonJoey

ooh awesome!!! Thank you so much for these pics! wow! these will help others for sure, thanks! (and thanks for the rating!)

@theworldofbs

Quick question from a complete newcomer to the 3d design and print world. When I download the files and load them into TinkerCad, there are no holes in the box, all pieces are solid. Also looks the same in 3d preview in windows explorer window. Tried to print, and the result was a solid box. Any idea why this is happening? I see that others have had no problem downloading and printing with the latticework. Thanks in advance... Update: loaded straight into Bambu Studio rather than taking into TinkerCad and had the same result, solid boxes. Very confused....

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The designer has replied

@user_2488749528

the project files contain a print profile with change settings like 0 top and bottom layers and changed infill values. if you just import the stl files you wont have those changes and it will actualy print solid objects

@theworldofbs

Replying to @user_2488749528 :

Thanks for the quick reply. I chose X1C and downloaded the .stl files for the version I want. I don't see anything in the download but .stl files. Where do I get the printer profile file? Okay, I'm learning. I found on some models where it gives the walls and top layers. I don't see it on these models, am I missing it, or can someone advise where to find that info? Thanks a lot!

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@user_2488749528

Replying to @theworldofbs :

you would just download the 3mf file instead.Should have been the default too i think.

@Thexsa

Boosted

Print Profile

45° Mount Middle Hygrometer Position - Full Set

Great print! Perfect fit in the AMS (new hygrometer not delivered yet).

@AeonJoey

oooh I love this purple, may I ask what filament this is? :D Thanks for the boost and rating!

@Thexsa

Boosted

Replying to @AeonJoey :

It's one of my favs! I used the Bambu Labs Color: Matte Lilac purple (11700) https://store.bambulab.com/products/pla-matte?id=40217021481075

@AeonJoey

Replying to @Thexsa :

awesome, thanks! buying some now ^_^

@Dave.B

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All the holders printed nicely except for the hygrometer holder. A lot of spaghettification occurs. Used downloaded profile with PETG filament. Printed twice and got the exact same issues. Looking at the layers in Bambu slicer it looks like the loose strands don't have reliable attachment. Is what the blue color means? How do I fix that? See photos.

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The designer has replied

@AeonJoey

hi, so a couple of things - you seem knowledgeable so I don’t want to insult your intelligence in the slightest… but first and foremost - you might want to use the 3MF. this prints with supports and it looks like you’ve disabled them. that’s going to be the easiest way to get the same results as everyone else is, using the profile as-is. as you can see if you scroll down, many others have posted photos of that area looking clean, even someone who printed it is ASA. if loading the 3MF doesn’t bring up supports then you may have a situation where changing profiles is losing settings, and you’ll want to discard old settings and keep new ones from the 3MF if prompted.

@Dave.B

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Replying to @AeonJoey :

Sounds good. Those were actually questions. I missed that the model needed supports. Originally I was not going to use the hygrometer so I just added this one part to the existing 3mf. The hygrometer still fits. Thank you. p.s. I really like the concept of this design versus the other styles out there.

@user_2597741237

Boosted

Print Profile

Maker's Supply Hygrometer - Lower Position

Great tolerances and perfect finish at standard speed on my X1C.

@3d_reality_

Boosted

Print Profile

45° Mount Upper Hygrometer Position - Full Set

Sehr gut 👍 konnte ich mit Handy von unterwegs starten und gedruckt mit ABS Rot 😊. danke

@AeonJoey

Eindrucksvoll! Ich liebe den roten Look. Vielen Dank für den Boost!

@3d_reality_

Boosted

Replying to @AeonJoey :

Gerne! super Arbeit von dir👍👍👍

@StevenM

nice model

The designer has replied

@AeonJoey

ooh, is this translucent petg? looks rad with the blue light!

@StevenM

Replying to @AeonJoey :

Yep it is ;)

@kitkattimtam

hey mate would you mind share your profile? mine printed but all holes are gone

@user_2475416027

I noticed about 30% into the print of the 45° Mount Middle Hygrometer Position - Full Set", that two of the 10 pieces failed due to lack of adhesion. (I am just starting printing). I thought if I paused the print and deleted the two failed pieces, I could finish the print, clean the bed and try to print just those two pieces after. I highlighted and deleted the two failed pieces, then hit play again. But, it ignored the deleted pieces and kept trying to print in those two spots, which was making a mess.. In the Prepare and Preview it shows only 8 of the 10 objects in the process pane. Seems like It should have worked. I obviously missed something, if this is or should be possible to do. Any idea what I didn't do? A Pause and Print again didn't work. I was afraid to stop and start it again, until I figured it was a no go and start from scratch. The rest of the pieces were printing fine..

The designer has replied

@AeonJoey

I know the printer has to get to a 'stopping point' between parts and often tries to finish the layer of the object that was just cancelled before it will move on to the next object, if you cancel it while it prints other parts' layers it'll skip it but I don't think it will in the middle of the layer, especially during ironing (which I found out the hard way) this is anecdotal of the few times I've tried to cancel parts, so I'm not sure if I'm actually right about this or not

@user_2475416027

Replying to @AeonJoey :

Thank you. I washed the hot plate (Hot Soapy(Dawn) Water and dried it, careful not to touch it with my bare hands). I started the smaller print "Double-Up Set - 2 Additional Large Boxes". It's a Brand New Bambu PS1 Printer, using Bambu PLA Matte. I assume this is an Adhesion problem that caused this warping up at the edges? Maybe time for a Glue Stick? Or, something else? I am printing with the door closed, no changes to the settings after opening the file in the Bambu slicer. Any ideas?

@user_2475416027

Replying to @AeonJoey :

It works if you delete before you start the print job. I'll have to try later on something else. I printed the extra set, then printed the full set. Had a little issue on the extra set, but, right after the full set went down perfect. Maybe the bed is not heating up like it should to begin with. Because, I printed the same extra set right after and it printed fine.. No cleaning between, etc.. Thanks!!

@bct.

Print Profile

Maker's Supply Hygrometer - Middle Position

Worked great but be careful using in a drier. I printed in PLA and they warped at PETG drying temps. Great otherwise and just reprinted in stronger materials

@AeonJoey

oh no! ah I’ll add some disclaimer text about that, sorry that happened! yeah people have mentioned using them in a dryer but printed from sturdier stuff like ASA, PC, PA6, etc. I believe PETG would still soften

@bct.

Replying to @AeonJoey :

No worries! Rookie mistake from my end 😆 Thanks for sharing these designs! At 52C for my PLA drying they were fine. 60C is where I got warping when drying PETG. Right now I have some printed in PETG that work great. I plan to reprint more in ASA or PC when I get an enclosed printer.

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