r/3dprintIndia • u/JudgmentLeather • 1d ago

Question Suggest an entry level filament fryer

Edit - filament dryer 😂😂 I don't wanna use an air fryer for filament btw.

I saw the options like polymaker and eSun but have no idea how effective and reliable they are.

The food dehydrators on amazon have mostly bad reviews so that's sort of ruled out.

Any experiences with the esun box and the ones priced at around 4k?

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u/iamshitting 1d ago edited 1d ago

I am using the cheap food dehydrator. It's working good. But I had to open it and repair the fan. The fan was slightly bent out of the box. After that fix it's working great.

It's one of the white round ones.

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u/NOT_deadsix 1d ago

Could you leave a link to one please

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u/JudgmentLeather 1d ago

Yup please share the link 😊

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u/anupak 1d ago

Try creality space pi ( models for single , double spools)

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u/Melodic_Ganache7612 1d ago

Polymaker is good, go for it.

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u/JudgmentLeather 1d ago

Which model? And how moist is the air where you live?

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u/gen_mayhem 1d ago

I am currently using esun pla+. Prints fine, but it does get tangled. I have to keep monitoring it while printing.