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AMS Drybox fastest in just 21 minutes 38 seconds 5.88 grams of filament lightweight and leak-proof completely original design

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PETG set printing, 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 45% infill
PETG set printing, 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 45% infill
Designer
3.8 h
3 plates
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PETG part by part printing 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 45% infill
PETG part by part printing 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 45% infill
Designer
3.7 h
5 plates

PLA printing part by part 0.2mm layer height, 2 walls, 45% infill
PLA printing part by part 0.2mm layer height, 2 walls, 45% infill
Designer
2.6 h
5 plates

PLA complete print 0.2mm layer height, 2 walls, 45% infill
PLA complete print 0.2mm layer height, 2 walls, 45% infill
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3.7 h
3 plates

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Cheer on! Cheer on! Cheer on!

Original model! No splicing! No derivative works! No plagiarism!

 

AMS 2 Pro Drybox Time-saving Material-efficient Lightweight and Leak-proof

AMS & AMS2PRO Drybox Theme Texture

AMS feeder protector Ceramic ball version Brand new original

AMS feeder protector Ceramic ball no support version Brand new original

 

 

 

Why design a drybox?

Because I need a stylish and beautiful, material-efficient, time-saving, and spacious desiccant box

How can the word 'stylish' be associated with a drybox? It can! Absolutely! Later, I will open source the versatile theme model for this drybox

In as little as 21 minutes and 38 seconds, using 5.88 grams of filament, which is the individual print time for the smallest drybox This is the actual time, but not the fastest speed The print time will be even shorter if printing the entire plate

I really like the piece-by-piece mode This is not only very suitable for assembly but also allows for immediate detection and resolution of problems

 

Of course, if you are already very familiar with common printing problems or if you have multiple AMS units that need dryboxes then you can directly choose to print the entire plate after all, it can save nearly 1 hour of time

 

Must-read for printing

Material:

It is recommended to use PETG Translucent The reason is that transparent materials not only have a mirror-like reflective texture but are also high-purity materials If printed with matte PETG the difficulty will increase significantly (Bed adhesion problems can be solved by lowering the bed temperature, but poor layer adhesion cannot be changed)

Due to its degradation properties, PLA is not recommended Imagine an entire box of silicone desiccant broken into pieces in the corner of the AMS that would be a huge cleanup project Moreover, PLA's flexibility is relatively poor which will increase difficulty during curved surface installation

 

Build plate:

It is crucial to thoroughly clean oil stains off the build plate with dish soap

If an older build plate loses its adhesion, it is recommended to apply glue to increase model adhesion

If the build plate is too sticky, you can try lowering the hotbed temperature

Before printing, please perform the official hardware and software calibration (dynamic flow calibration, flow rate calibration)

After printing, be sure to wait for natural cooling before removing the model (removing the model prematurely can cause warping and deformation of the top and bottom covers)

 

Model:

Do not change the routing direction or model orientation as this may prevent the curved model from being installed

 

Accessories

Each drybox consists of 4 accessories

Left is the breathable top cover Right is the powder-proof bottom cover

 

Grid curved wall

 

Hinged lid

 

Installation

Both the top and bottom covers have an open slot
1. Place the top and bottom covers with their slots facing each other
One side of the curved wall also has two small notches
2. Insert the notched side of the curved wall into the top and bottom covers
The right side of the bottom cover has an enlarged opening
3. Insert the hinged lid into the bottom cover
The bottom of the hinged lid can be fully embedded into the bottom cover
The hinged lid is secured in the curved wall's slot
Install the front row first, then the back row
Conflict-free installation No need to remove the spool
The small boxes on both sides can be installed reversed

 

Installation must-read

During installation, ensure that the notches of the curved wall align with the notches of the top and bottom covers

During installation, you can locally spray silicone lubricant or alcohol, lubrication will make installation easier

 

May you never encounter spaghetti failures~

 

 

Update log

2026.04.24 Redesigned the sliding back cover routing, fixing the issue of easy rigidity breakage

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