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Upgrade Your Filament Dryer With A Swiveling Filament Port
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Might need to try this. I printed three of these: https://www.printables.com/model/345672-filament-guide
And ran my ptfe tubing from my dry box to my printer through them. Helps come around funny angles and they move dynamically as the print head moves to reduce tension and kinking.