Shoe Dryer Vent Cover - Free 3D Print Model

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NorthStar3D

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X1 Carbon

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0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 0% infill

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1 plate

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Description

Tired of smelly wet shoes or gloves after an outing….?

Here is a simple vent cover that lets you dry shoes, socks, boots, gloves or skates!

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This model is designed to be support free and print on a single plate.

Unfortunately it is to large for the A1 mini.

For assembly, simply pry the brim loose and slide it up, then place cover over a standard 3" by 10" vent.

Happy shoe drying!

Comment & Rating (18)

@user_992575398

Printed using ASA. Repurposed some PC fans on the bottom to enhance drying.

@ReamusRisen

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0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 0% infill

What a print! washed my shoes and hung them up to dry for a whole day and they were still soaked. printed this, put the shoes over the vent and less than 2hrs shoes were bone dry. nicely done!

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@JordanDueck

Thanks! Glad you found it useful.

@user_507850421

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PETG

@Hc462

did you have to change anything to print PETG vs PLA?

@user_507850421

Replying to @Hc462 :

I haven‘t change anything for printing PETG

@user_3744902756

great idea, just make sure your filament can handle the heat of the dryer without becoming soft and warping. ASA would work well.

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@JordanDueck

Good point. I’ve been using mine at a vent that is quite far from my furnace and have had no issues with PLA. I’ll have to see how it holds up over time.

@Petezilla

I would recommend PETG or ABS. PLA filament is hygroscopic (it absorbs moisture from the air) and has a lower melting/warping point.

@Slayer1A

Replying to @Petezilla :

To be fair, both PETG and ABS are more hydroscopic than PLA. It is further aided tho because it is effectively being dried every time the furnace is on. Either of you have issues with plastic deformation yet?

@wnt95bf275

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@Ivories

Love this idea for wet, plastic zipbags!!!

@reefseeker

This is good idea for scuba booties

@JangoMatt

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printed easily, works well

@user_1576042269

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@user_580927305

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