Filabot Filabox

[Brian_Krassenstein]

Filabot, the startup that brought us a prominent line of recycled plastic extruders, has now released an accessory that many 3D printing folks won't want to go without. The Filabox is designed to combat the negative impacts that humidity can have on the 3D printing process when our precious filament is exposed to it. The box consists of a fully enclosed, acrylic case, sealed seams, a rubber gasket seal on the lid, and a desiccant in an effort to keep the filament as dry as possible prior to use. And they've put their money where their mouth is by including on their own creations as part of the regular in-house set up for their own printers. Check out more details on the Filabox here: http://3dprint.com/91411/filabot-filabox-filament-box/

[richardphat]

A farce..... charging 60$ for laser cut frame that wouldn't even last 5 minutes of machining process, acrylic solvent isn't that much expansive when buy in big bottle, and standard for sealing could have turn this into a 20-30$ deal per box.

What are these poor customers really paying for? That shiny "Filament logo"?

Why do I feel those 18L container in hardware store worth much more the attention?