I purchased my Polydryer on 2024/10/10 and it still works great. When I cycle through the various drying levels, I can clearly hear the difference.
With my fairly new SnapDryer there is no difference in sounds or feel when cycling through the drying levels. It will dry a roll of filament to certain extent, but then a second run in the dryer actually adds humidity to is…
Anyone have similar results?
I don’t see the original post or recent replies in your message, so I’m unable to write an accurate response about SnapDryer issues.
Could you share what the original poster described about their SnapDryer problem. Are they experiencing:
Once you provide those details, I can offer specific troubleshooting steps or relevant insights based on common SnapDryer issues. If it’s a model-specific problem, knowing the model number would help too.
I’ll record it, but as I stated the dryer cycles do not seem to be working properly. With the Polydryer each cycle increases in airflow from the base. With the SnapDryer each cycle is barely pushing any air. The SnapDryer is only able to lower the humidity level to about 18% to 24%, where the Polydryer consistantly gets down to 10%.
My Snapdryer is quite poor, it’s the least effective dryer I have. Same as yours the fan speed is fixed and barely moves any air despite the noise. Another issue I’ve found is it just doesn’t reach the right interior temperatures, I’ve resorted to using a higher temp setting to get the internal box temperature nearer.
I suspect the Snapdryer might be a cut down or just different version of the Polydryer.
I have found however that using this mod is much more effective in reducing humidity, the performance is night and day. PolyDryer Air Exchanger by gwg | Download free STL model | Printables.com