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Bau einer beheizten und aktiv belüfteten Filament Trockenbox. Gesteuert durch einen Arduino Nano. Gebaut aus einer Ikea365 10,4L Vorratsbox, ein paar elektronische Teile und ein paar Teilen aus dem 3D-Drucker. Alle Teile sind leicht zu beschaffen und die Bauteilekosten betragen etwas über 50€.

Eine erhebliche Verbesserung hinsichtlich Aufheizgeschwindigkeit und Temperaturstabilität wird durch eine Isolation der Innenwände mit einer Auto-Sonnenschutzfolie (mehrlagig) erreicht.

How to build a heated and actively ventilated filament dry box. Controlled by an Arduino Nano. Built from an Ikea365 10.4L storage box, a few electronic parts and a few parts from the 3D printer. All parts are easy to obtain and the component costs are just over €50.

A significant improvement in terms of heating speed and temperature stability is achieved by insulating the interior walls with a car sun protection film (multi-layer).

Partlist with links and additional infos is stored beside the stl files.

Note: if you are have just finished the build of the DryBox, start with software version 0.48!

Software on GitHub Version0.48: https://github.com/werner-rh/drybox-control/tree/v0.48

If your Box runs fine, you can try out the improvements and extensions made by other developers.

See also the circuit diagramm and assembly pictures.

2024-05-25: software update version 0.48 available

The version 0.48 contains a bigger refactoring and some improvements. I implemented some nice ideas from HigiStyx. The temperature controlling is splitted into 6 ranges and enables a finer regulation adjustment for different temperature ranges. Also a “turbo mode” for faster initial heat up is implemented. See change log on github for more details.

2024-05-16: bug fix and additional english partlist

Software version 0.47 is available. It contains a bug fix and some improvements. I strongly recommend updating to 0.47.

Also added a fine english partlist, thanks to HigiStyx for this, containing linked parts on AliExpress.

2024-03-03: added electric-schematic diagram as PDF file.

License:

Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial

Filament dry box - heated, ventilated, Arduino controlled

Filament dry box - heated, ventilated, Arduino controlled

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