Ender 3V2 DIY Drybox with Filament Guide

This Filament Dry Box needs some extra Hardware:

1. 1x M8 threaded Rod (Length based on your Box)
2. 5x Bearings 22x8x7mm
3. 5x M8 Nut (I used 2 self locking ones and 3 normal ones)
4. Screws to Mount the printed Parts
5. PTFE-Tube
6. Some Silicon (I used Acryl) to make the holes Airtight
7. A Container with lid for your Filament

Prints Needed:

• For DryBox:
  • 2x SpoolHolder
  • 2x RodMount
  • minimum 2x Spacer
  • 1x WallMount
  • 1x WallHolder
  • 2x Mount
• For Filament Guide:
  • 1x PTFE Guide
  • 1x PTFE Lid

How to assemble:

DryBox

1. Drill a hole in the Backside of the Container so that the M8-Rod can be pushed trough
2. Cut the Rod to the needed Length
3. Place a (self locking) Nut on one End of the Rod and push the RodMount onto it.
4. Fill the Small Ring on the Rodmount with your Silicon
5. Place this part on the hole
6. Fill the Ring of the seccond RodMount with Silicon and Place it with (Self locking) Nut on the inside. Tighten this up.
7. Place the Spacer on the Rod
8. Insert 2 Bearings in each of the Spoolholders
9. Place one Spoolholder on the Rod, push an Spacer in and tighten it up with an Nut
10. Place an Spool in it and deside where the WallMount goes
11. Drill a hole and fill the Ring of the Wallmount with Silicon. Screw it to the hole. Let this dry before inserting the PTFE-Tube
12. Deside where the Mounts go and screw them in after sealing them.
13. Mark an Place in the Lid where you mount the WallHolder with an Bearing
14. To Place an spool inside, just push it on the rod, push the other Spoolholder in, add an Spacer and 2 Nuts. Tighten the nuts so that the Spool can freely spin

FilamentGuide:

1. Use your Screws from the original Holder
2. Place the Holder on the top left corner facing backwards
3. Push the PTFE-Tube trough the Guide and insert it in the Wallmount
4. Add the PTFE Lid to its Place in the Top