Astroprint, No Computer? No Problem! Slice in the cloud Chromebook and Mobile Devices

[@helge1104]

Thanks for a informative video it`s nice to know there is options out there .

[@BenEBrady]

Thanks, David, great video!

[@christopherblack6607]

Thank you thank you thank you I am a first time 3-D printer user and I have beaten my head against the wall because I do not own a computer but I have the iPad Pro you just helped me out so much thank you!!

[@lsg1Entertainment]

Hi, I'm having an issue where I slice the print and the supports+half the print disappear. Do you have any ideas about this?

[@3DMakeIt]

check in your slicer settings to make sure you have the print thin walls option enabled for the print and that you have your support settings to generate at least 1 wall.

[@lsg1Entertainment]

@@3DMakeIt I know I have 5 walls I think things walls is default but I will check. Thank you

[@KeithZim]

Good stuff!! Can you ever know enough about slicer settings? I tend to opt for another computer over a second monitor so this cloud system might save me some time. Thanks for the tips!

[@lsg1Entertainment]

x/y distance are the same?

[@JomeImaginations]

I checked this out. Informative but I have a anycubic mono resin printer. Is there a web based slicer with those options that you know of?

[@k-nova8061]

The anycubic section for the printer profiles doesn't have the kobra Neo. To fix this would I just change the dimensions of the bed shape and size?

[@AndrewAHayes]

can you build an Astrobox with a Pi Zero?

[@GregTheroneggythetech]

I wouldn't although technically a pie zero might work not recommended resources are just too low. Any pi3 a or b will work you do not need a pi4.

[@TheLonni]

How do you get your gcode back to sd after slicing?