The Thought3D Drywise Filament Dryer is a next-generation 3D filament dryer that seamlessly integrates with your 3D printer. Place your filament on the printer, in the Drywise spool holder, or elsewhere with a clear path to the dryer. The unit efficiently dries filament through a hot air circulation system. With an input port and an output port equipped with a filament sensor, Drywise ensures a continuous, optimally dried filament supply. The sensor also halts operation when printing is done or if filament movement stops. For notably wet filament, a pre-dry phase of 30 minutes to an hour is recommended for optimal results. This step can be skipped if the filament is already

Simply start your print, and let the Drywise Filament Dryer handle the rest. Currently calibrated for most 2.85mm Nylon materials, Drywise is always evolving. Regular firmware upgrades expand its compatibility with new materials.

In this video, 3D Universe CEO, Jeremy Simon, gives an overview of the Drywise inline filament dryer, including sample prints that clearly show the difference with and without the Drywise:

And for another perspective, check out the video below from 3D Maker Noob:

Fast
The Drywise Filament Dryer's in-line design efficiently dries only the filament section being 3D printed, streamlining your projects.

Intelligent
Equipped with smart sensors, it dries filament optimally for 3D printing, avoiding overheating and overdrying.

User Friendly 
Featuring an intuitive UI and exchangeable, the filament dryer uses rechargeable desiccant cartridges to minimize downtime.

Safe
The Drywise filament dryer’s smart sensors detect inactivity and turn off heaters for enhanced safety.

Upgradable
Continuously expanding list of certified filaments with calibrated settings for diverse printing needs.

As an in-line system, the Drywise dries only the filament portion in use, unlike traditional methods that dry the entire spool. This approach is not only faster, preventing the 48-hour drying time of conventional methods, but also safer for the filament and the spool. Pre-calibrated for various material types, the Drywise filament dryer eliminates the guesswork of traditional drying methods.

1. Hygroscopic FDM filaments tend to absorb significant amounts of moisture from the environment over a few days. Some materials cannot be printed out of the box due to high moisture levels already present in the material.

2. The presence of moisture in filaments can cause visible artifacts during printing, including: poor surface finish, stringing, and oozing.

3. Moisture in filaments can potentially cause print failure and potentially affect the mechanical properties of the printed part.

4. As a result moisture sensitive materials need to be dried before printing, however without special storage or pre-treatment the print quality can still degrade noticeably, especially during a longer print.

Visit the compatible materials spreadsheet to see the ever-growing selection of materials that are compatible with the Drywise In-Line Filament Dryer.

TPU profiles for Drywise filament dryers are now readily available, making it easier than ever to achieve optimal results when printing with TPU materials. Whether you're a seasoned pro or new to 3D printing, these profiles will help streamline your printing process and ensure consistent quality prints.

TPU is used in
• Automotive applications
• Seals and Gaskets
• Valves
• Aerospace applications
• Medical Applications

Drywise Compatible:
TPU 98A, TPU 64D, TPU 95A

In this video, the optimal dryer positioning for the Drywise is explained and demonstrated.

A step-by-step guide to the operational procedure for the Drywise filament dryer.

Step-by-step guide showing O-ring replacement for your Drywise.

Comprehensive guide to replacing and drying the desiccant container of your Drywise.

Unboxing your Drywise - Step-by-step guide.

Streamlined setup guide for your Drywise, enabling you to achieve flawless prints in no time.