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			[[File:Dankdryer.png\|thumb\|right\|The Dankdryer PCB]]
	In an [[Dankdryer\|earlier article]], I designed and constructed a high-temperature [[Filaments\|filament]] dryer. Before I was even done putting together the first design, I was thinking of improvements for reliability, efficiency, cost, and ease of assembly. I've put some of them into effect, and the results are most pleasing. Most importantly, I designed a PCB to replace the perfboard and through-hole mess of the original. Like the rest of the project, the KiCad schematics and PCB design are open source.		In an [[Dankdryer\|earlier article]], I designed and constructed a high-temperature [[Filaments\|filament]] dryer. Before I was even done putting together the first design, I was thinking of improvements for reliability, efficiency, cost, and ease of assembly. I've put some of them into effect, and the results are most pleasing. Most importantly, I designed a PCB to replace the perfboard and through-hole mess of the original. Like the rest of the project, the KiCad schematics and PCB design are open source.