SunLu Filament drier output fitting.
Drying the filament is the #1 issue with 3D printing. Especially if you print with PETg or more exotic filaments like PP PA. The filament needs to be under 30% RH, and 5% is the best, but it is almost impossible to get there.
SunLu has one of the best driers, first; Because it has heat all around, it is well designed and fits most common spool sizes. Tuff for the 2.5 and 5kg user. Unlike me, it has a flaw, LOL. One issue was that they wrapped it up before the designer was done or should have addressed that crucial point. It's the filament port, and it's essential to work well. Feeding from the dryer is great, and the filament must be protected until it gets extruded.
What is wrong with it? It's not the right size for the PTFE tube to fit in. A fitting would be great. Also, its output is in line with the center of the spool. Then, I design a mini tube adaptor that fits tight into the bore and holds a standard PTFE tube (4 x 2mm). I ensure it feeds with an angle accommodating a 50mm radius (100 +/-45mm. spool). It can feed from the top of the spool or from under. I use it "feeding under" because I want a short line directly to the "Y" in the back of the BBL printer. If you turn it 90 degrees, you can feed from the top of the spool. It can be put in the front port as well as the backside.
Quick and easy printed solution.
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