
Giá sấy Hydration Bladder (kèm stand và móc treo)
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- Dryer-upper_1778336937.stlSTL · 58.5 KB
- Dryer-lower_1778336939.stlSTL · 90.5 KB
- Dryer-hanger_1778336939.stlSTL · 19.5 KB
- Dryer-stand_1778336940.stlSTL · 351.4 KB
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Details
- Model ID
- #379656
- Category
- Thể Thao & Ngoài Trời
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Description
PLEASE NOTE: This is an old design - check out the new version here!
Hydration bladders for hiking and biking are a very handy thing; the trouble is just getting them to dry after use, ideally fast.
For that, I created this dryer that can be slid into the hydration bladder to prop it open, with a stand to let the remaining water run out and a hanger to then let it dry up completely, at some place where it doesn't get in the way.
The dryer nicely fits my 2-litre Atacama hydration bladder. Depending on what size and shape you have, you might have to resize the dryer.
I designed it so that all parts can be printed on a 180x180 mm print bed (e.g. Prusa MINI) in two print sessions.
The stand was taken from the Mini Collapsible Basket by 3DPRINTINGWORLD; I adapted it slightly to get the hinge working more easily.
Print Settings
Printer:
Original Prusa MINI+
Rafts:
No
Supports:
No
Resolution:
0.2 mm
Infill:
15%
Filament:
PrimaValue PLA Blue
Notes:
You may want to use thinner layers for the folding stand, otherwise the hinge may stick together. Took me a few attempts to get it working without breaking - YMMV.
I recommend using a filament that stays somewhat flexible after cooling down. The arms need to be bent a little to get the dryer into the bladder and back out.
Print spec
- Formats
- stl
- Model files
- 4
- Total size
- 519.9 KB
- Largest file
- 351.4 KB












