Sovol Filament Dryer 2026, SH01 Filament Dehydrator 3D Printer Spool Holder with Upgraded Fan, Dry Box for Keeping Filament Dry, Compatible with 1.75mm, 2.85mm PLA PETG TPU ABS

I purchased this to be able to dry 2 rolls of filament for my 3D printers. This is especially important for the PETG that I use as well as the PLA, I do not use ABS. As stated in the "About this Item" information on the Amazon site, it cycles back and forth between the Temp/Humidity and drying time. The first time that I turned this on I was quite concerned because I could smell the electrical smell. I turned it off and checked it out to make certain it was ok. I think that it was just getting rid of that "new" smell. I turned it on again and programmed it for 6 hours of drying time. The "Work" was showing on the unit, but it shut off after 6 minutes. So I tried it again, and it seems to be working ok now. There is just a simple small piece of paper for the instructions. Most filament dryers are fairly intuitive and this is one pretty ease to understand as well. You are able to use the filament direct from the dryer to your 3D printer, but I don't do that. The unit is lightweight coming in a 3.65 lbs. I had nice sized footprint 9.69x 6.89 x 9.53". I have the white model and I feel it looks nice. I'm pretty happy with this purchase. I hadn't thought of placing the desiccants into the dryer with the filament. I like that idea as well. When the time is completed, it emits a loud beep telling you it is done. That is a nice feature as well. It is extremely quiet and I don't even notice it is on.

I got this one when it was on discount. I actually had bought it before, and I didn't like it and returned it. Then i started to test other brands and, unfortunately, they were worse. So, I decided to get this one again. I like the fact that it holds two spools. It also has a fan inside for air circulation and it allows you to keep the spools dry while printing. I have a Creality K1 and it works great printing while the spools are inside of the dryer. I am actually considering buying a second one so when I am doing multicolor prints, I could have 4 colors out at the same time and print from them while inside the dryer. I have been running it 24/7 since I got it and I have had no issues yet. The two things I would like to be improved are the fact that the temperature will not go over 50 degrees and also that the maximum amount of time you can set it for is 12 hours. I usually leave it running and reset the timer to 12 before it runs out to keep it running. All in all, a great purchase and a good value for the money.

I wanted a filament dryer to reduce stringing when I print with TPU. I don't use TPU very often and rarely need a dryer so I didn't want to spend a lot of money. As usual, I want something that works reasonably well and costs almost nothing. This dryer does both. The controls are as basic as it gets. You can set the temperature to 40, 45, or 50 deg. C and the time to... whatever. I don't remember and don't care enough to look. All I can say is that it will dry TPU. Eventually. Yep, it's relatively slow. You better know at least a couple of hours in advance that you want to print with TPU because it's going to take a while. This is expected and normal. You just have to plan ahead. I'm docking this thing a star because the user interface is a bit frustrating to use. You can figure it out in a minute or so but it's still clunky. Also, despite the fact that the dryer has sealed ports to feed the filament through, in my case it added so much drag that my extruder wouldn't feed correctly. I end up drying the filament and then removing it from the dryer for the print. Once I'm done, the filament goes back in the dryer. Not the most convenient way to do it but it works. The end result is that I get pretty good TPU prints with minimal effort. Just remember to dry the filament, hang it on the machine, and press go. Maybe someday I'll build a dry-box with desiccant beads in it to keep my TPU dry all the time, but for now this dryer works fine. If you do a lot of 3D printing with hygroscopic materials, I recommend a more feature-rich dryer. However, if you're a tinkerer like me who rarely prints with filaments that need to be dried, this one will work fine to start.

I got this SILK Tri Color Co-Extrusion filament a while back and have been using it for some projects. It's really interesting to work with - the colors blend together so well, creating a unique effect that kids seem to love (they always ask me about it). The bronze, purple, and green mix is pretty wild, though I did find myself getting confused sometimes trying to figure out how to orient the filament for specific color combos. Still, once you get the hang of it, it's not too bad. I've printed a bunch of different objects with this stuff - from vases to figurines. The surface finish is nice and smooth, which is always a plus. It prints without any issues on my printer, no jams or tangles (unlike some other filaments I've tried). This filament also has pretty good adhesion, so it sticks well to the bed and doesn't curl up during printing. One time, while working on a print, I heard someone mention that they had seen a similar filament being used in a science fiction movie once - kind of cool, right? Overall, this is a great filament for anyone looking to add some flair to their prints. It's easy to use and produces fantastic results. Just be prepared to spend some time figuring out the color blending aspect.

The filament didn't give me any trouble at 0.4mm on an A1 Mini. I'd put it between a matte and a standard PLA in terms of reflectivity, and it is quite brittle. The color changes look amazing on the top and bottom surfaces, but they're so fast and so dark that from further than about a foot, they start to look a little muddy. This is as designed, so I won't ding it, but be sure that's what you want.

Got this for Christmas. 1st time I used it, came home to a very hot unit and a home that smelled of burnt plastic and the magic blue smoke of PCs. Heating element had burnt out. Contacted Solgol who sent me a new heat element and board. Off and on I try to use this, however if I turn it on and start drying spools, 3/4 times the unit will chime and turn itself off within 20 minutes vs the 6+ hour cycle I set it at. It's not like it knows if the filament has dried enough, it either glitches and turns off or overheats and turns off. Once this full conks out or I see a different one I like at a price I like, for sure I'll be replacing. Customer service wasn't terrible. I just wonder what they'd do if I wasn't good at soldering and fixing things.

Very simple to operate and works well. I've ran several spools through it and no issues at all.

The Sovol Filament Dryer works exactly as expected and the build quality is genuinely impressive—solid, well-made, and easy to use. It does a good job drying filament right out of the box. Where it falls short is in fully utilizing its drying capability. To achieve lower temperatures and get the best performance, you’ll need to print a few modifications. It’s not a dealbreaker, but it would’ve been nice if those features were built in from the start. Overall, a very good filament dryer with excellent construction, just expect to do a little tweaking to get the most out of it.

I've been looking at various filament dryers for quite a while (including on Aliexpress) and this seems to be the best thing going for what you get. There are several less expensive dryer boxes that will dry one roll at a time, but this is the only one that I've seen that will do two at a time (or one really large roll). Unlike most of the others, this unit also has a seal that the lid sits in, clasps to hold the lid closed, an internal fan, and shows the humidity (not just temperature). I have seen people modify other dryers to add some of these features, but after the trouble and cost of the modifications those boxes still only hold one roll at a time. This is still more economical than buying two un-modified single roll dryers. This dryer preforms quite well and has brought some life back into some of my older rolls of filament. Since this has a proper seal it will also keep a roll dry even when it's done. I now have a muti-filament (3) 3D printer and I have ordered a second dryer so I can keep three rolls plus a spare dry all the time while printing. You can set 3 different temperatures (40C, 45C, & 50C) and drying time from 6 to 12 hours. The box heats well and seems quite stable, and you can really only hear the fan when the lid is open (will update if it gets noisy). There are touch sensors for the three buttons on the front, and the backlit display is very legible. The external power supply gets warm but not hot and I've had it running for days without any issues so far. It has two filament holes on the top of the lid, with seals, and a seal for the power plug on the back. The only thing that would have been nice is extra filament holes on the back (or front) for alternative routing options. I'm quite happy so far and would recommend this over the single roll dryers (even if you only really need it for one roll at a time) 5 star product 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

0,6mm Düse verstopft bereits bei der 2. Schicht. Schlechte Druckbetthaftung, mit oder ohne 3DLAC, auch auf texturierter PEI-Platte. Sehr raues Filament. Erinnert an 80er Schleifpapier. Mit Flashforge AD5X nicht druckbar.

We’ve used a few rainbow filaments in the past and being in the UK it is quite hard to find a good fast transition rainbow (the US seem to have all the good ones) After using the MKOEM Rainbow for the past year and seeing that it is nearly twice the price of this from Sovol I was thinking why not give it a try, I could always get 2 rolls and pay the same amount (as you can never have too much filament) So glad we gave it a go, the colour gradient is beautiful and although it isn’t as fast as the other stuff it is still very quick between colours. Had a tiny bit of stringing when printing but nothing horrendous, or barely noticeable even. Would definitely recommend, especially if it’s got an offer on it! This will be our new go to rainbow from now I think, great job Sovol!

Excellent quality and consistently reliable. This PLA filament feeds smoothly, adheres well to the print bed, and produces crisp, detailed prints with minimal stringing. The finish is clean and professional-looking, with vibrant color and a slight sheen that really makes designs pop. It’s perfect for both beginners and experienced makers—low warping, no unpleasant odor, and great layer adhesion. Ideal for prototyping, decorative pieces, and functional prints alike. Highly recommended for anyone looking for hassle-free, high-quality results.

Um produto de alta qualidade que cumpre bem a sua função de secar filamentos para impressão 3D. O design é moderno e compacto, a operação é simples e silenciosa, e o resultado final é excelente, melhorando significativamente a qualidade das impressões. Recomendo o produto.