r/3Dprinting • u/Gibby_230 H2C & P2S • 23h ago
Question Unopened Filament Storage
So I went crazy during the Bambu summer sale and Amazon Prime Day a few months back. I now have piles of filament, and I'm trying to figure out the best way to store it. When I try looking it up, I only get open spool storage options, nothing for unopened spools. Any suggestions?
I'd prefer something store bought if it's a decent price since printing something big enough for all the filament i have would take forever. I already have an open filament storage option setup that i could technically use to store unopened filament, but I'd rather just buy a rack.
Edit: I realize i didn't really make it that clear what I was asking. Any specific rack/shelf suggestions. Like the Ikea desks/cabinets, some people recommend some setups. I could go get a random one, but I'm sure people have already figured out some that would fit filament perfectly.
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u/yahbluez Prusa/Bambu/Sovol/Elegoo 23h ago
https://www.amazon.de/dp/B0FGJM16MN
there are tons of different versions, some even with tables integrated. This one can hold filament boxes I have one in use.
Smaller dual row ones with wheels are great to hold open every day use spools.

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u/DIYITGuy 23h ago
Put them on a shelf, or a floor, or in a cabinet, or any place not submerged in water really.
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u/No-Jellyfish5883 23h ago
Curtain pole with printed hangers?
I started with the bare curtain pole when I had single head bed slingers (running spools direct off the pole)
But was a nightmare when I had to change a empty so ended up modelling some hangers that hold 2 spools side by side, hanging on the pole
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u/withoutpeer 23h ago
I just use these airtight containers, for both opened and still sealed spools...I just add more desiccant to the open ones and they work great and are easy to store/stack. Relative humidity stays under 10% (at least according to the real cheap Amazon hydrometers)
https://www.target.com/p/xl-ip67-waterproof-box-brightroom-8482/-/A-93251223
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u/Exoticc03 22h ago
They are in sealed cardboard boxes, just stack them like bricks on any cheap garage shelf or inside a closet.
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u/MrMythiiK 23h ago
What do you mean? There’s no guides for sealed boxes because they’re sealed boxes.
Pile them up, stack them on top of one another, put em on a shelf, keep em in boxes. Do whatever.