iDryer Project¶
The iDryer Project is a versatile series of DIY devices for drying and storing filament, as well as heating 3D printer enclosures.
The iDryer project is open source. All drawings, schematics, firmware, and instructions are publicly available and distributed under a license that allows free use, modification, and distribution for personal use.
Main Devices¶
iHeater¶
- Active 3D printer chamber heater
- Controlled via Klipper
- Operates using custom firmware
- PID temperature regulation
iDryer Unit¶
- Compact printed enclosure
- Operates under Klipper control
- Drying temperature of 90°C limited by enclosure material
- Precise PID-controlled heating
- Temperature and humidity monitoring
- Chamber ventilation mode
- Enclosure options for one or two spools
iDryer X¶
- DIY dryer made of PIR panels
- Versions for 2, 3, and 4 filament spools
- Drying temperature up to 110°C
- Precise PID-controlled heating
- Temperature and humidity monitoring
- Spool weighing feature
- Automatic storage mode
- Chamber ventilation mode
- Low cost, high efficiency
- Energy-efficient PIR enclosure, consumption ~40 W/hour
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