Official Creality Filament Dryer, Space Pi 3D Printer Filament Dryer Box with 360° Heating, Upgraded Filament Dehydrator Storage Box Support Nylon ABS PETG PLA TPU 1.75/2.85mm

I purchased this to try to reduce the print quality issues. I can say that it does help. I have noticed a reduction in stringing and blobs since I started using this. It heats up quickly. While it is not silent, neither is it annoyingly loud. It is a steady sound, no louder than the 3D printer it sits next to. I like that it feeds from the top. Using the Bowden tube that came with it, I can feed from the dryer directly to the filament sensor and into the tube to the direct-drive extruder. It is convenient. The cover swivels enough to load and unload spools of filament and the whole thing fits in the very limited space I have available. The display is clear and understandable. The touch panel is easy to use. I'm happy with this filament dryer. While it cost a bit more, I don't think I would have been as happy with one of the other ones I looked at.

Really good dryer. It has a variety of settings and seems to work really well. I've been throwing a few spools in there over the past few weeks that needed drying and after a 4-8 hour dry the PLA worked great after. No popping anymore, better adhesion and print quality. Overall it just made the filament perform well. Obviously this doesn't help much if the filament doesn't need dried, but when it does, this thing works great. I will say I had issues printing directly from it, but that's likely more of a "I don't want to tinker that much" problem on my end and not the dryer. Overall I'd recommend it for sure.

I recently added the Creality Official Space Pi Filament Dryer to my 3D printing setup, and it has truly elevated my printing experience. The 360° hot-air heating system ensures that my filaments are dried uniformly and efficiently. I particularly appreciate the one-key temperature setting for various filaments, especially the 65-degree option, which is perfect for drying my nylon filaments. The built-in fan circulates hot air effectively, resulting in improved print quality and fewer issues with moisture-related problems. The LCD touch screen makes it incredibly easy to monitor the drying process and adjust settings as needed. I also love the power-off memory function; it saves me the hassle of resetting everything in case of an outage. This dryer is compatible with a wide range of filaments, making it versatile for all my projects. Overall, I highly recommend the Creality Space Pi Filament Dryer to anyone serious about 3D printing—it's a game changer for filament storage and preparation!

This Dryer is a great addition to my K1C and has made my prints look better. It has a nice little digital screen in the front that you can change settings like filament, temps, time and more. It comes with the tubing for the filament to attach to the printer so you don't have to chase down more of that stuff. It works very good I have used it with TPU, PLA, PLA+, Nylon CF, and more. It seems to be a very good dryer for the cost of a dryer. The rollers on the inside let the filament roll smootly out of the dryer and I have not had a problem with it coming out.

It gets warm and takes the moisture out of my filaments. So far, I've tested PETG, PLA (and it's variants) and TPU, and all of them were nice and dry after some time. The good: it's quiet, it doesn't heat up the entire room, the screen is pretty nice and the bearings at the bottom mean that the spools move nice and smooth. The not so good: the rubber plug for the PTFE tube. Why? It's just a genuinely awful design for what should be a fitting and a nut. I had to buy my own fitting and drill a hole to 3/8th's to make it fit. DUMB. 45C for a minimum temp is kind of a bummer. 30 would be awesome so I could run just the fan, but the software doesn't let me. There is no factory spot for desiccant. No, really. A dryer box without a spot for desiccant. Of course one can be printed (already did), but it should at least have a QR code linking to one. There are plenty of options on the Creality Cloud, but there's no excuse to not have this be correct! The tiny tiny hole for moisture to escape is just too small. Also on CC are stl's that leave the lid propped open a tiny amount. Since I've gotten this, it's performed well, and my print quality has been outstanding. It does a good job at what it's designed to do, but some questionable design choices keep it from being a 5 star review. There are other, cheaper options out there, but the aesthetics matching my K1 SE was important.

Over 300 hours of use and still cooking! Absolutely makes a crazy difference in all quality aspects of the printing process. Super easy to set up and use, and very great at what it does. Haven't used it for direct feeding, but have heard it works for that as well. The noise reviews are on point, and you do know this thing is running. In the room next door. With the door shut. 10/10 for effectiveness, and ability to remind me constantly that it's still working.

Works as advertised.

Item overheats and melts filament in the box rendering the spool useless. The heat setting was correct and set specifically to handle the Creality hyper PLA that was brand new (and now ruined). Do not recommend.

より安定した出力結果を求めるならフィラメントの状態は大切。密閉され常に環境を保持できるので失敗なく出力できています。

Love it

Excellent product. Helps keep filament, dry, and humid areas such as basements.

フィラメントドライヤーとして、2台目の購入です。前のフィラメントドライヤーも継続して使用しています。なんとなくですが、ファンのせいか乾燥品質が高い気がします。

Many complain that it doesn't offer the best way to add desiccant and that the spool does not automatically rotate (not while printing). I've dried ten spools so far and it performs pretty much like most reviews say it does - which is very well. I'm not a business printer but nonetheless, it is doing a great job for me, and for the price I paid for. I'm very satisfied, it is easy to operate and yes, the fan is loud (again, I knew this before I buying it) but it is in the printing room so, things are already noisy. Only time will tell if it was worth the money.