Cfs dryer kit?

Hello I’m writing to get information after seing the bamboo ams in action from a friend (who didnt follow my advice) i was more curious on the cfs not having a dryer. its been years and i just found a kit online claims to be creality official but i cant seem to confirm and if anyone has purchased and used can you tell me about your experience? i don’t know why but it seems fake or maybe im just a skeptic link is included please give me your honest opinion. I think i still may buy on my next paycheck and do a video.
Any way heres the link to what i found:

Hello, I ordered this dryer on AliExpress, and it should arrive within a month. Once it gets here, I’ll test it out, write a review, and share it with you here on the forum. Judging by the reviews on the marketplace, it works and people are using it, but there isn’t a detailed review available. One of the reviews mentions that the fans are noisy, but I think this can be fixed.

that would be awsome the site i found that on claims to be a creality site but i cant find it on this site so kinda wierd

May I ask which forum you posted it on? Could you let me know?

Hello, I am still waiting for the package containing the dryer from China; as soon as it arrives, I will post about it here on the Creality forum and try to provide a detailed report. I will reply to you, and you will receive a notification.

Using this kit (two actually) for almost 2 weeks, and pretty happy with them. Yes the fans are pretty noisy, especially when the printer is not running, but nothing awful - on par with other drying solutions.

The installation is easy, the screen/buttons behind the spools are not very convenient, but definitely usable, but my CFS are located pretty high (about 1.8m above the floor all in all).

They warm up pretty fast, but you have to manually open-close the lid to let out the moisture saturated air (wish they have added some automatic valve or shutter) from time to time, if the filament was “wet”, when it dries up and in storage/maintenance “mode” there is no need to.

Another drawback are the power supplies which are pretty bulcky and with thick wires. There is no place for them, and you will have to hide those yourself somehow.

All in all I definitely recommend those for anyone who stores the filament inside the CFS for prolonged periods of time and when the humidity is high outside printer. Of course if Creality has implemented the same logic/mechanics as the Sunlu i10 - it would`ve been the ultimate and perfect device, but may be some one from the community will come up with such mods later :slight_smile:

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Hello, thanks a lot for the review! I’ve also been thinking about the power supply for the CFS unit and the dryer itself; it might be possible to fit them both inside the dryer’s housing and wire them to a single connector. Creality could easily implement these modifications and make a decent profit from them—or better yet, simply release a CFS system that integrates the dryer from the start, avoiding the unnecessary hassle of add-ons. We’ve seen other well-known manufacturers do exactly that. In such a fiercely competitive market, you need to be a leader.