Between rain and sweat, my cycling clothes were often still wet at the end of the day when I would commute back home. To resolve this, I built a little drying cabinet to put my clothes in at work.
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| Completed cabinet |
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| Pouting dog |
I found the perfect cabinet on Craigslist for $10. I think it's an Ikea shoe rack, but the important part is that the drawer sides are vented. This saved a lot of drilling time.
I put the 3D printer to work for this, mostly for fun, but also for a little practicality.
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| New roller. On the right in the first image. |
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| Fan cover. Only printed one because it took too long. |
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| Control box |
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| Wiring |
I haven't used it yet after a downpour, but it's completely dried my clothes from a normal ride by noon. If nothing else, it will cut down on any odor developing in my shoes and reduce how often I need to wash my cycling clothes.
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