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frontpage Posted by thejoberg • 5d ago

Sovol SH02 Dual Spool Filament Dryer

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$54

$99

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Sovol Technology has Sovol SH02 Dual Spool Filament Dryer for $59 - $5 when you apply discount code FIRST5 during checkout = $54. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Community Member thejoberg for finding this deal.

Features:
  • Heats up to 70°C in 25 minutes
  • 150W 360°PTC surround heating
  • Adjustable temperature 40°C-70°C
  • One-key preset for each filament type
  • Triple rings for better sealing than SH01

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  • About this deal:
    • Our research indicates that this offer is $11.45 lower (17% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $65.45

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Sovol Technology has Sovol SH02 Dual Spool Filament Dryer for $59 - $5 when you apply discount code FIRST5 during checkout = $54. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Community Member thejoberg for finding this deal.

Features:
  • Heats up to 70°C in 25 minutes
  • 150W 360°PTC surround heating
  • Adjustable temperature 40°C-70°C
  • One-key preset for each filament type
  • Triple rings for better sealing than SH01

Editor's Notes

Written by johnny_miller | Staff
  • About this deal:
    • Our research indicates that this offer is $11.45 lower (17% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $65.45

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2d ago
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2d ago
cosmoG
2d ago
33 Posts
problem with alot of these dryers is that they dont vent the humid air during the process. unless you open it several times, the air inside becomes saturated if the spool actually needs drying
Ive seen a few pricey models that vent but nothing around this price range. hard to tell from the pictures if this one does
2d ago
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2d ago
BrainDoc
2d ago
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Quote from cosmoG :
problem with alot of these dryers is that they dont vent the humid air during the process. unless you open it several times, the air inside becomes saturated if the spool actually needs drying Ive seen a few pricey models that vent but nothing around this price range. hard to tell from the pictures if this one does
It has a hole with a plug at the top they call the "Moisture outlet" you can open up to let the humid air out. Since hot air rises, the hot, humid air will convect out and outside air should not get in. It won't be perfect and an active fan system would be better, but it should work. I haven't tried this model but my inexpensive dryer with a similar hole at the top dries very well and the humid air escapes. I live in a hot and very humid location but filament isn't getting that wet that there's condensation building up in the dryer.
2d ago
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Joined Dec 2014
2d ago
alexlee257
2d ago
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Quote from cosmoG :
problem with alot of these dryers is that they dont vent the humid air during the process. unless you open it several times, the air inside becomes saturated if the spool actually needs drying Ive seen a few pricey models that vent but nothing around this price range. hard to tell from the pictures if this one does
This is an important note everyone should read before buying one of these. I had to return mine because moisture would pool inside even with all the vents open.
The air inside also doesn't circulate well, so I'd get hotspots. I couldn't recommend one of these
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2d ago
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2d ago
nuy6n6nn
2d ago
575 Posts
Quote from ryandb0 :
If you have an air fryer, you can also use that to dry your filament if the temp can go low enough.
lmao not sure if serious but dont do this.
2d ago
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2d ago
nuy6n6nn
2d ago
575 Posts
Here is a good honest review on this dryer:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mK2-blXdCLw

Basically the pros are: high temp, cheap

the cons are like, everything else about it. The noise, hot spots, lack of circulation/venting

In my experience the best filament dryers are made by Sunlu and they arent very cheap but they arent much more than this either.
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2d ago
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2d ago
PurpleHaddock528
2d ago
71 Posts
Quote from TenseScent693 :
Your ideas are intriguing, which one and how do you mod it?

Buy just about any used dehydrator, there are mods for most of them on thingaverse. Check the specs to see what the temperatures, timer, and display features are. I use whatever is cheapest.

Unless you're using specific filaments like nylon a lot and live in a humid area then you won't notice any difference between filament dryers.
2d ago
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2d ago
mickey1987
2d ago
4,564 Posts
Quote from ryandb0 :
If you have an air fryer, you can also use that to dry your filament if the temp can go low enough.
how low does it have to go and how long do you leave it in there for

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2d ago
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ryandb0
2d ago
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Quote from mickey1987 [IMG]https://api-web.dealquestnow.online/images/misc/backlink.gif[/IMG] :
how low does it have to go and how long do you leave it in there for
I set mine at 120f (50c) and leave it in for around 4 hours. An air fryer with a dehydrate function should be able to go that low.
2d ago
575 Posts
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2d ago
nuy6n6nn
2d ago
575 Posts
again, do not cook plastic in the same devices you prepare food in.

stop trying to get people killed dude

spend the $30 on a dryer and avoid cancer ffs
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2d ago
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2d ago
dragoneater1
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2d ago
938 Posts
Quote from PurpleHaddock528 :
I would only buy this as a ready-made solution if I were going to print directly from the dryer.
A modified food dehydrator holds 5 spools and is cheaper. Just make sure it gets between 50-70C
I print right from the dryer on two of my printers. The other two have the Anycubic ACE that has a filament dryer built in.
2d ago
42 Posts
Joined Nov 2016
2d ago
polldav
2d ago
42 Posts
I have had this dryer for about a year, it's pretty good. The fan makes a whiny sound when running unless they have improved the design which is annoying, wouldn't want to sit right next to it but in another room it's fine. As far as I can tell it circulates a bit of air and vents out the side, I've never had a problem with moisture pooling up. But my house is usually 45% humidity, not sure how it would work if you live in a swamp
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2d ago
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SeanD1497
2d ago
3,614 Posts
Is this good for monofilament fishing line? My line keeps getting wet, like on almost every cast.
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2d ago
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2d ago
vo_danh
2d ago
6,141 Posts
why don't people complaining about venting add a hose and inline fan and vent it wherever you want, the suction will also create circulation in the unit.
2d ago
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2d ago
Marker57
2d ago
41 Posts
Almost ordered but it added a $10 shipping charge for me
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vixenreindeer
2d ago
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Yeah added 10 dollars shipping for me where did you get the free shipping from ... that brings it up to the same price as amazon which they are always at this price... Its not a deal therefore its not a buy in my book..
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$10 shipping charge to USA (TX)

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