Well I love Fedex Tracking.
My Mk4S kit is in Grace-Hollogne BE, and is “out for delivery” by 22:00 on Monday 4th November so no more tracking until the plane arrives I guess! Well what could possibly go wrong in the last 16,196km??
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The first screenshot shows it “On the way”, not “out for delivery”.
Hopefully FedEx doesn’t to the trnsit loops that Amazon seems to enjoy these days.
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USPS tracking has my V1e package pinballing around California, almost like someone has mistaken the country code for Canada as California…
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Normally parcels go from CZ to HongKong. This time sending it back to Belgium is exactly the wrong direction, although since the earth is a sphere, one could argue that it could go in any direction and still eventually end up here!
It’s in Dubai today, which means it’s heading back towards us, so that’s comforting.
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The HF Nozzles come with a silicone sock and boy does it make a difference…
No adhesion issues, just a great print:
Two part print. You can barely make out where the lid closes:
They are silica boxes for my dryboxes.
That’s with my homebrew 0.6 HF Nozzle config. 
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Full setup now. With Prusa having added red and purple as 2kg spools I needed two new boxes. Those are simple: the mini spool holder in the box. Make an outlet. Done. No fancy stuff for those.
Enclosure next. Need more money.
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Can’t unsee it
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Not again… 
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The original and the best - three lack tables and a few furniture connectors make a solid, rigid enclosure that you can conceal wiring in - there’s a version for the MMU too - let me know if you want to do a Lack based gadget and I’ll write an essay.
I might even incorporate some CNC stuff into it if you really ask nicely! 
On another note - look what the postman brought this morning!
Oh, and Josef sent me an email today. The XL is now less than the price of a small child!
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Why aren’t y’alls dry-boxes dry-er???
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I’ve been away for six months - the average humidity is 78%, today it’s 84%. if I’m not here to recharge the silica gel every month - that’s what happens, even in a sealed box!
The best I can get is around 20% RH, even when the dryer says it’s 10% (because of the elevated temp) - I don’t like drying the filament too often in the heater, I’m concerned it will end up like a car dashboard!
I had a whole thread about this a few years ago - I am still considering building a “dry cupboard” with a small heater and dehumidifier in it, but there’s no information anywhere that I can see about what works. You can of course buy commercial cupboards, for camera gear and the like , but if I could get the mechanicals working I would love to build one.
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Do you like Ikea skådis board?
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I informally name that setup the flying spaghetti monster.
Great setup!
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Now I can’t stop thinking about a low-volume, low energy, continuously running dehumidifier.
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l’d welcome any ideas.
Do you want to start a 2024 thread or go back to this one:
My thoughts are -
Sealed cabinet (could be an old wardrobe?)
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Vertical partition up one end with fan at the bottom moving air in
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Small heater set at about 35
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One of those ridiculously cheap and inefficient dehumidifiers
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Fan at the top to circulate air
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Some sort of passive exhaust vent
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But I have no idea how it will all work.
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I guess I just have to build it and see.
An Asko heat pump drying cupboard is $7,000, but I can buy a Prusa XL for less,
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Yep, we have quite a bit. All of the accessories were made by me - shelves, print hangers and so on. I am contemplating making some custom sheets for the shed with the LR3.
