Very cool. Post pics if you could.

I was a little short winded with my earlier response, so for future users, a food dehydrator isn't the only option. There is a product called Print Dry which can not only dry pellets, but also entire spools even while you print. This is spectacular for products like Nylon and PLA.
Another option is a convection oven. This is typically more expensive than a dehydrator, but more durable and you have settings to control the heat. I'm going to buy one of either product soon since I melted the plastic trays on my dehydrator while drying PETG.

So this is my vacuum chamber. I bought a broken pressure cooker for 2 bucks, put silicone on the lid (twice) and cut an aluminum plate to fit and added fittings. 3D printed a filter adapter and cut some high quality household air filter (around the edge of a used filter) so it wouldn't suck it dirt when I released the pressure. The vacuum only pulls down to about 28 inches so I heat it up to about 110F to ensure the moisture has boiled off. It seals so well, I left it for a week and it didn't drop a single inch of pressure! But like I said, to keep doing this way, eventually the oil in the vacuum pump will become contaminated and have to be changed out, so although it keeps you from heating the pellets much, it's not cheap in the long run. But it was a fun project.

I was a little short winded with my earlier response, so for future users, a food dehydrator isn't the only option. There is a product called Print Dry which can not only dry pellets, but also entire spools even while you print. This is spectacular for products like Nylon and PLA.
Another option is a convection oven. This is typically more expensive than a dehydrator, but more durable and you have settings to control the heat. I'm going to buy one of either product soon since I melted the plastic trays on my dehydrator while drying PETG.

Somthing like this perhaps.

https://www.lowes.com/pd/Ronco-5-Tray-F … r/50141991

I still havn't found anything suitable. Only 25kg ones from China. Any advice?

What are you using to dry your pellets?

My wife will not care for me hogging the oven time and time again so I sm looking for a drying machine that can handle 1-5kg at a time.

Any advice?