180L 3D Printer Filament Storage Cabinet with Dehumidifier(60W drying power,
$259.99
From the brand
Innovation Reliable 3D Storage
In the world of 3D printing, precision isn’t just a goal—it’s a necessity. Filaments are the lifeblood of creativity, but humidity, noise, and disorganization can silently sabotage even the most meticulous projects. At RJOKMT, we refused to accept compromise. Our mission? To craft storage solutions that don’t just protect—they empower.
【Self-Sustaining Molecular Adsorption Dehumidification】Advanced molecular adsorption technology continuously traps moisture without disposable desiccant. Maintenance-free operation eliminates refills. Engineered for absolute silence (0dB noise) – ideal for studios, labs, and noise-sensitive workspaces.Note:The dehumidification function is designed not for rapid drying of moisture-laden products, but rather to ensure long-term preservation of filaments by maintaining the cabinet’s internal humidity within a range of 30% to 35%, thereby guaranteeing prolonged service life and reliability of the filaments.
【Air-Tight Seal & Durable Protection】High-density sealing strip mechanism block external moisture; Fearless of plum rain/coastal climate.
【Large Capacity & Universal Compatibility】Integrated filament storage stores 40 standard 3D printer filament with multi-layer compartments; This storage cabinet offers ample space to store all your printing essentials, ensuring easy organization and accessibility.
【Sturdy and Durable Construction】Built to last, this rack features a robust construction that can support up to 300 lbs, providing a stable and secure storage solution for your equipment.
【Easy Assembly&After-sales】Say goodbye to complicated setups! includes illustrated guide and video tutorial for effortless installation.Allowing you to quickly set it up and start organizing your 3D printing workspace without hassle.If the cabinet is damaged, we will replace it with a new one. If the dehumidifier core is damaged within one year, we will replace it with a new one.
Alex –
Stand for 3d printer
As a stand for my 3d printer setup it’s great and fulfilling my needs. I got all I need, my 3d printer, extra stuff on the bottom, my filament at the top and it keeps it dry enough so filament does not break. Assembly is not complicated, took me less than an hour and it’s durable enough. For this price it’s quite decent and gets the job done.
The Kellys –
Great storage cabinet, but a great dehumidifier storage cabinet? Not so much.
I saw all the features for this cabinet and how affordable it was and decided to give it a shot. Well, you get what you pay for. Not sure if this issue affects all units, but the cabinet door doesn’t close flush at the top so the humidity doesn’t drop. It serves as a 3D printer stand and stores a lot of filament, but it won’t be keeping any of my open filament dry. 2 door hinge screws stripped as the mounting holes were not aligned properly and the down button on the control pad got stuck after setting the temp the first time. Not impressed.
PEBrad –
“holds a lot of filament and keeps it dry”
Assembly required – works great! The assembly process is a little tedious but the instructions are clear. It uses the same screws almost everywhere. The filament chamber is well sealed – all of the panels have form pre-installed so they seal it up as you put it together. The door has magnetic seals like a fridge. The Peltier dehumidifier looks small and when I plugged it in the humidity showed 75%. The next day it was down at my 25% setpoint and it is keeping it there after loading with filament. It has a good looking woodgrain top made of particle board and a functional drawer that is pretty basic – made of stiffened fabric – but super easy to assemble. The internal “shelf” is three bars to cradle spools. My one complaint is that this doesn’t allow two full rows of spools because they interfere in the middle. Still, this thing holds a lot of filament and keeps it dry. 5 stars.
Melissa Bitterman –
Great for storage, not ideal to have a 3d FDM printer on.
Light weight metal and had a few bends/twists I needed to straighten out, but not horrible, also had a few scratches.Double check screw hole and orientation when assembling. Even then I had a few things not quite line up. I think it was more due to the metal being slightly warped/bent.Not very stable, the unit itself is good, but should be anchored for vibration, even then the metal shelf the printer sits on is not a hard sturdy metal, not the best surface for a 3d printer.I think the brackets to stabilize the cabinet is good, but the metal is thin enough that the 3d printer vibrates quite a bit more. I have a jug of IPA on the top shelf and unless I hold the printer itself steady the liquid is sloshing back and forth. Securing the shelf does diminish it quite a bit, but not as much as I would like. All that said I have a Bambu Labs X1C… I’ve only printed out spools on the printer when on the shelf atm, and they look the same as when I had the printer on the floor. I think that is more a testament to the printer than the cabinet. I will likely use the shelves for AMS ect and have the printer next to it on something more stable in the near future.For the storage the bottom is 2 spools deep, the top you can get 2 spools deep, but you can’t really see the back rack very well. The humidifier works great.I don’t hate it… I am thinking I got what I paid for. Is perfect if you don’t plan on having a 3d printer on it.
Amazon Customer –
Great if you know what you’re getting youself into.
There aren’t a ton of large pre-fabricated 3d printer cabinets on the market (at least not ones that cost less than four digits) and I don’t have the time or tools to build my own (plus building your own, at least how I would do it, would cost as much as this did in materials). After reading the other reviews I managed my expectations and knew going in that a) this was going to be more painful to put together than ikea furniture, and b) if I wanted the dehumidifier function to work, I needed to seal the cabinet (I used silicone as that’s what I had on hand).Once the box arrived it sat in my hallway for a good two weeks until I found the right time to do it–if you’re putting this together by yourself like I did, you need at least three hours set aside along with the patience of a saint or a stiff drink (I had neither and there was much cursing). It is difficult and frustrating to put together. Some of the holes for the screws aren’t machined well and their alignment isn’t great. Additionally, in some cases the holes are very hard to physically reach and you pretty much have to crawl into the cabinet. With a ton of elbow grease I managed to get all but two of the screws tightened down and in place. I also had one piece come bent out of the box, though i was able to easily bend it back in place with pliers. After I got it put together, I sealed every seam with silicone. It took about two days for the cabinet to get down to 25% humidity but it has stayed there pretty consistently since.Now that the pain of putting it together is over and I’ve been using it for a little while, I am very pleased with the results and I may honestly buy a second one to put my resin printers on and for additional filament storage. I have grand plans to install modular filament storage drawers to maximize the storage potential but that is a project for next year me.TLDR: a great cabinet for a 3d printing hobbyist if you go into it with your eyes open and manage your expectations. For me it was the best combination of price, design, and effort on the market.
Jacob –
Huge Space Saver for Printers and Filament
This rack helped me organize two printers and all my filament in one place. The humidity-controlled top compartment gives me peace of mind since filament can get ruined fast. I really like that the spool holder feeds directly into the printer. It turned my crowded desk into a clean and efficient workstation.