/diy/ - Do It Yourself

So yeah, dryboxes are extremely important. Honestly I could've made my own but I was lazy and stuck in the middle of the woods so I just ordered a Polybox, which looks pretty nice. To my surprise, the initial humidity of my polybox was 35%! After a full day, it went to a nice 10%.
Here's a comparison I made. Same printer, settings and filament, the only difference was having it 5 days in the box.
There's still some issues though, the filament just gets too tight and I guess the extra strain is enough for my printer to not move in exact coordinates, I already designed a guide so it starts pulling the filament in a more vertical direction.