Elegoo Official US via Amazon has
30-Count Elegoo 3D Printer Filament Storage Bags w/ Electric Pump for $34.99 - $14 after applying promo code
ELEGOOBAGS at checkout =
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Product Info:- Includes 15-piece bags in regular size (13.4"x 11.8") and 15-pieces large bags (13.8"x 12.6"), a powerful automatic pump, and 5 sealed clips. No humidity indicator cards and discoloration
- Vacuum sealing storage bags are specially designed for filament storage, 0.21 mm thickened enhances sealing by 20%. Minimizing air leakage for better sealing and moisture resistance, keep your 3d filament dry and free from dust
- Stronger suction power than other products on the market! You can vacuum seal the spools quickly and efficiently in just 20 seconds, keep filament stay in great condition
- Place filament in the bag, close it with the sealing clip, then use the pump to remove air until the bag is vacuum-sealed.
- Suitable for various spool sizes and 1.75mm/2.85mm/3mm 3d printer filaments, compatible with PLA/PETG/TPU and more type filaments
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Or individual spools in gallon baggies with a dessicant.
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Currently store my filament (only keep 5-7 rolls at a time) in a smallish sealed rubbermaid container with a a rechargeable plug in dehumidifier (Eva-Dry style). Works fine but this looks mo-better.
Currently store my filament (only keep 5-7 rolls at a time) in a smallish sealed rubbermaid container with a a rechargeable plug in dehumidifier (Eva-Dry style). Works fine but this looks mo-better.
I bought a few ezy storage containers (they are great for filament storage) and was keeping keeping my filament (that needs to be kept dry) in there with desiccant. Aside for exposing the other rolls in there to air each time I opened it, I found it much easier to use these bags. I just keep them on the filament rack labeled and it's must easier to find and pull out when needed.
I bought a few ezy storage containers (they are great for filament storage) and was keeping keeping my filament (that needs to be kept dry) in there with desiccant. Aside for exposing the other rolls in there to air each time I opened it, I found it much easier to use these bags. I just keep them on the filament rack labeled and it's must easier to find and pull out when needed.
Or individual spools in gallon baggies with a dessicant.
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Currently store my filament (only keep 5-7 rolls at a time) in a smallish sealed rubbermaid container with a a rechargeable plug in dehumidifier (Eva-Dry style). Works fine but this looks mo-better.
Just buy vacuum sealed luggage bags like these instead and you can also use them when you travel: https://a.co/d/7EZiPhi
Edit: I take it back. This slickdeals seems better.
Or individual spools in gallon baggies with a dessicant.
Same. Never had a problem with moisture
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Currently store my filament (only keep 5-7 rolls at a time) in a smallish sealed rubbermaid container with a a rechargeable plug in dehumidifier (Eva-Dry style). Works fine but this looks mo-better.
I use gallon zip lock bags or the Ziploc ones that came with my sunlu filiment. I bought a much of 20 gram dessicant and put 2 of those in each bag. Then I just keep the filiment in the bags, no vacuum sealing and the humidity level in them according to my meter is between 10 to 15 max. Usually around 12 percent
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Edit: I take it back. This slickdeals seems better.
Was looking at these https://www.amazon.com/SUOCO-Comf...0C585WGP
FWIW these filament bags appear to be reinforced so might last more uses though, especially against rigid spools. I also might be able to use the Elegoo bags for loose ammo storage.
Was looking at these https://www.amazon.com/SUOCO-Comf...0C585WGP
FWIW these filament bags appear to be reinforced so might last more uses though, especially against rigid spools. I also might be able to use the Elegoo bags for loose ammo storage.
Those bags I linked are very thick and I think would be hard to rip. I got them specifically to travel with, but may try them for filament since I already have the pump. I'll try the small bags I already have and report back.
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