I put my spools in a waterproof storage box with a mini dehumidifier. I donāt have any fancy tubes to feed the various colours straight from the box. There are some DIY solutions out there if you want to try making your own. Hope this helps.
I personally donāt worry about it too much. Iāve had filament that sat out for over a year and I was able to print with it just fine. I usually store my filament in a Ziploc with the silica packet it comes with. You can recharge the packets by baking them in the oven. You can also recure your filament by baking it. Do some research before trying this, I havenāt had to do it myself. I guess my point is, donāt fret too much about the elements ruining your filament unless you are storing them outsideā¦
I thank you for the advice, it is truly appreciated and no doubt many newbies will also appreciate the learning from experienced forum members. I have downloaded your āFilament Guide for Snapmakerā which will be my first ever 3D printing project as I setup the device environment. I look forward to learning how to use this great device.
I will also make the scrap fence and use your universal brackets as I have a couple of other ideasā¦ I will advise later if my idea works (haha), one has to have a little ambition
