OctoPrint - 3D print from anywhere!

Upgrading 3D printers is not my thing, a printer is a tool used to create projects, not a project on its own. But Octoprint is different, I love it! And I think there are a lot of reasons why you might love it too!
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[@fbwa6452]

You haven't touch Fluidd/Mainsail and Klipper yet ;)

[@aldenmyerholtz1360]

You said that perfectly. A printer is a tool not a project!

[@crooker2]

You need to re-upload your Raspberry Pi holder. Both models are the same, so without the holder, it can't be used. Thanks in advance! I would love to check it out.

[@Kevin-rl1cv]

I thought the video was done at 00:40 seconds. Good start though, love a youtuber who puts in the work to make things interesting such as being in the forest to make the point across.

[@GordinhoEACAG]

Look for Klipper with Fluidd/Mainsail and you will fall in love with that... You already have Rpi, so you can do it without spending any money. In Klipper you can set Pressure Advance and Resonance Compensation, sou you can cut even half of time while printing parts. In addition when you want to change something in your printer firmware, you don't have to compile and upload new /bin file with firmware - you just edit .cfg file and restart printer and new configuration is updated. In addition you can install f.e. Tailscale VPN, and then you can also control printer and watch it from accross the whole world ;)

[@Enderkruemel]

octoprint can also be used on an old Phone so no Raspberry Pi is needet.

[@gokux.]

yes also no webcam needed , just use builtin camera on the phone

[@frankfurtdynamics2783]

You guys in Poland have internet in the forrest? We germans don't even have internet in our city centers.

[@nikodembartnik]

Internet in Poland is great, it's even hard to find a place where there is no internet

[@MineGamerDK]

You could also try a solution like SimplyPrint or astroprint. That will give you full control over the printer from anywhere as well as extra features on your printer. Loved the video😁

[@srg1555]

I use a gpio plugin on my raspi/octoprint to turn the printer on and off with a relay... As always, great vid 👍🏼

[@arminth]

Took you quite some time to finally adopt the best thing in 3D printing! 😁

[@revotron69]

5:21 🤣🤣🤣🤣 def a car guy

[@johannesschmidl2006]

Hello Nikodem, I think you can use the Octoprint plugin "System Command Editor" to add customized buttons to your Octoprint Interface. I use this plugin to switch on/off a light on the extruder, which is controlled via the GPIO pins of the raspberry. I use a python script to control the gpio pins. You can write your python commands in a script-file and then assess the script-file with the "System Command Editor" Plugin. Within the plugin you have to add simply a command like "python /location-of-your-script/your-script"

[@rompstar]

the (drawer and the holder) are the same .stl, can you fix that on the link ?

[@NathanCroucher]

Very handy setup, Pi Zero 2W can do the job as well and can just leave it attached to printer.

[@skydrano4828]

octo everywhere + tp-link smart plug and that's it !

[@alexchiosso221]

Really nice and informative video. You're so smart and every time I look at your videos I'm so glad to know your channel. Peace. :-)

[@nikodembartnik]

Thanks a lot!

[@koktengri3579]

@@nikodembartnik bro firstly thank U so much for this video. But can U upload track in time 5:16 in the video

[@motomotomotomot]

For turning the printer power on/offf you can also use relay boards for rpi/arduino. Much cheaper

[@kifahzaidan4505]

THANKS A LOT CAN YOU PLEASE POST VIDEO FOR THE (CONTROLLING OF DC MOTOR 'ACTUATOR ' PROGRAMABLE POSITION WITH MEMORY BUTTONS USING ARDUINO. BEST WISHES

[@ElioFernandez]

Espectacular!!!!

[@rompstar]

thanks for sharing, cheers!

[@kimschmidt3476]

You need to re-upload your Raspberry Pi holder. Both models are the same.

[@kudosjunel1805]

I wanna ask brother what course did u take on your bachelor level?

[@IDiveI11]

Did you just share your ip with an open port?

[@ry_stock]

I mean you say printers shouldn’t be a project but if you can upgrade the components to improve consistency and longevity I’d say it’s well worth it

[@nikodembartnik]

No! I said I don't like to turn printers into project, but if someone likes that then that's great! And of course improving the efficient is sometimes well worth it :)

[@ry_stock]

@@nikodembartnik definitely!!! Great video!

[@lbaker3602001]

I'm just starting out; I just let it run & go to bed or go about my business if a print takes longer than an hour.

[@fred-9929]

Is it a good idea to run the printer when nobody is at home? If something bad happens, you can't intervene...

[@probablyblue426]

Automatic fire extinguisher!

[@arieltrzcinski6619]

Cześć 😉 Jest szansa na polskie napisy do twoich filmów?

[@crazyminecrafter14]

Look into klipper 😛, much faster printing 😁

[@razorzada]

I have by name Bartnik too

[@james-barnett]

You should blur the ip of your raspberry pi

[@nikodembartnik]

It's just a virtual IP used on the VPN, you can't access it without VPN access

[@james-barnett]

@@nikodembartnik oh ok, sorry

[@ragingroosevelt]

You could use a relay in line with your printer's power (you'd want it on the hot wire, at least in the US that's the black one). There's a bunch of octopi plugins for relay control.