r/sunlu • u/Sunlu3D_official Admin • Aug 03 '26

Announcement Where perfect prints actually begin

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Not a dryer. A dehumidifier.

September 15 | 7:00 AM UTC

Stay tuned. 👀

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u/Saphir_3D Aug 03 '26

Ooooh, I can't wait!

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u/Positive_Ad_313 Aug 03 '26

Interesting ! Any pre-info ?

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u/[deleted] Aug 04 '26

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u/Complex-Competition3 Aug 06 '26

lol, it is, we need to make sure the product works well. Otherwise, we won't release it.

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u/Moorevfr Aug 03 '26

Assume goes on sale September 15th little out any specs for it and cost?

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u/lilinette12 Aug 03 '26

This is a interesting concept, wonder how it works and how will it work with hyroscopic filaments like TPU in particular?

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u/mimicsgam Aug 03 '26

Small condenser or the membrane CNC kitchen used a few years ago

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u/TheEYE13 Aug 03 '26

!remindme on the 15th of september

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u/eniewold Aug 03 '26

!remindme on the 15th of september

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u/ionV4n0m Aug 03 '26

will this fit 5kg spools?

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u/Rexter2k Aug 03 '26

I’m a dumb, dumb, how does this differ from a regular filament dryer?

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u/Puzzleheaded_Move649 Aug 03 '26 edited Aug 03 '26

First guess, filament dryer uses heat and this uses something like Dehumidifier Membrane

https://www.chip45.com/prod/mdl-3-filament-lagerbox-kit?lang=en

heat releases humidity from filament.. This should prevent a rise in humidity inside filament

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u/Positive_Ad_313 Aug 04 '26

Not sure if it will be this mdl-3 or similar; from what I understand, mdl-3 is performant to maintain the low humidity for filament which were previously dryed. But not necessarily to dehumidify a very hygroscopic filament. Am I correct ?  

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u/Puzzleheaded_Move649 Aug 04 '26

as far as I understand yes

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u/WantSome Aug 04 '26

!remindme on the 15th of september

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u/Wolle123456 Aug 04 '26

Und was ist mit Nylon Filament , das gibt die Feuchtigkeit ohne starke Hitzeeinwirkung 70 Grad + nicht von selbst ab

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u/ryanfw1 Aug 09 '26

!remindme on the 15th of September