2025 Creality Official Space PI Filament Dryer, 3D Printer Filament Dryer Box with Built-in Fan Filament Storage Holder Filament Dehydrator for 1KG 1.75/2.85mm One-Key Setting, PLA PETG ABS TPU Nylo

This is great for beginners, don’t get me wrong it takes forever but when you are first starting out and maybe have some filament that you aren’t going to be using it is perfect for storage. I got this for my partner who got himself glow in the dark filament and realised he is missing something for his printer that will prevent damage caused by something within the filament and so far it seems to be working really well but quite slow (which is to be expected for the price etc) he’s just starting out so doesn’t quite need a filament dryer yet but needed something to sore the glow in the dark one. (It is wireless but we couldn’t wait for it to charge as it came with very little juice in it) Overall great value for money and a great little tool and as I say perfect for beginners or maybe people who have lots of filament and no where to store it properly. I would definitely recommend

arrived on time - packaged well. Perfect - good price too in a competitive market

The **Creality Official Space PI Filament Dryer Plus** is a must-have accessory for 3D printing enthusiasts looking to maintain the quality of their filament and achieve consistent, high-quality prints. Designed to accommodate **two rolls of 3D printer filament**, this dryer box effectively removes moisture from materials like PLA, PETG, ABS, and more, preventing common issues such as stringing, brittleness, or poor layer adhesion caused by damp filaments. Equipped with **adjustable temperature controls** and a user-friendly interface, the Space PI Filament Dryer allows you to customize the drying settings based on the type of filament you're using. The clear, enclosed design not only keeps your filament dry but also provides a dust-free storage solution. Its compact size ensures it fits seamlessly into any workspace while being capable of simultaneously drying two spools, enhancing efficiency for multi-material projects. Whether you're a hobbyist or professional, the **Creality Space PI Filament Dryer Plus** is an invaluable tool for improving print reliability and filament longevity. It's a practical, well-designed solution to ensure your prints come out flawless every time, making it a worthwhile investment for any 3D printing setup.

Stop debating and just get it. The Creality CFS Kit transforms your printer from a mono-color workhorse into a vibrant artist. The setup was intuitive, and the system just works. While there is some filament waste in the purge block, the trade-off for perfect, automated color changes is more than worth it. The print quality is exceptional, and the "wow" factor of pulling a multi-colored creation off the bed never gets old. This is the best upgrade I've made to my k1 max

Excellent filament. No problems whatsoever. No warping, no stringing. Nice finish. The grey is a nice shade.

Great quality filament.

I was experiencing rather surprising stringing with some cheap PETG, straight out of the box, and after printing a temperature tower I concluded that I was unable to print it as hot as its box-rated temperatures, which would mean amore brittle prints and worse overhangs. After tuning it a little more and seeing mention in another review that the filament had arrived in need of drying, I figured that at the price of a roll of very good PETG, a filament dryer was worth a try. I picked this one because of the 65C temperature and a good deal price, and within two and a half hours of the package arriving it became clear that yes, PETG can indeed arrive fully sealed but in need of drying, and if you care about getting good, simple calibrations and you're working with PETG especially, a dry box is worth your time. Some notes: - you can only dial in full hours, so if you need e.g. a half hour, set it running, wait that half hour and then dial in the difference - I think a PTFE tube will probably sit just fine in the filament outlet since it's not going to be under tension, but printables has a couple of printable PTFE adapters, including one with a PC4-M10 coupler. - this might not be ideal for really giant spools but there are door extenders you can print - it is a little bit noisy but probably not as noisy as your printer - the instructions say it can dry nylon at 65C over twelve hours, but I suspect that is not all nylons (e.g. maybe not nylon-6) though I haven't tried.

A must if you use a 3D printer, whether for PLA, PETG or TPU, drying is essential, and this dryer does the job effectively 😉