Polymaker PolyDryer Cereal Box adapter V5

No critical overhangs, so even if your slicer gives a small warning, ignore it you don’t need supports!!!!I guarantee it prints perfectly support-free. For those of you that have a PolyDryer from Polymaker and store your filament in a 4-liter cereal box from Amazon, here’s my solution: an adapter that lets you quickly connect the PolyDryer to the box. Polymaker sells a dedicated drying box, but let’s be real—it’s expensive, and if you have multiple filaments, you’d need several of them. So, I designed a more budget-friendly alternative: this adapter fits into the small round lid of your cereal box and has two ports—one for the warm air output from the PolyDryer and one for the vacuum intake. This setup keeps your filaments dry for extended periods without breaking the bank. Why this works better than other solutions?• Quick install: Just pop open the small round cap (which is part of the larger lid). No need to unclip all four locks of the full lid like other solutions require.• Minimi