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You can do them in the microwave. I believe it's entirely possible to overcook them though and much easier overdone in a microwave. Also less room to spread them out in a thin layer in a microwave....but maybe that's just 'cos I wait until I've got a full container to do before I can be bothered :D
 
Looking for some inspiration, need to move my printer from my current desk to make space for a bigger monitor, I have space for a second desk but would like to incorporate spool storage underneath, post pics of your setups please?
 
No pictures but I use 2 Ikea Lack tables, one on top of the other. I printed off some brackets to join them and corner bracing from Makerworld. The table is quite light weight but using the lower section for filament storage and a concrete slab under the printer makes for a very stable platform.
 
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Cenedd said:
You can do them in the microwave. I believe it's entirely possible to overcook them though and much easier overdone in a microwave. Also less room to spread them out in a thin layer in a microwave....but maybe that's just 'cos I wait until I've got a full container to do before I can be bothered :D
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I put all mine in a bowl in the air fryer on 100 degrees for half an hour :D
(air fryer does have different fan speed settings, I picked a lower one as I didn't want to risk creating a dessicnado in there...)

Stirred it up with a spoon after half an hour, the innermost beads were still green so mixed well and put it on for another 10 minutes.
 
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