Wirelessly control your 3D Printer - OctoPrint Tutorial - 3D Printing Beginners Guide (Software)

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In this video I will show you how to free your 3D Printer from your main computer through the help of a Raspberry Pi, the software OctoPrint and a couple of 3D printed housings.
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@randomuser22 7 лет назад

Six words that show you are living the nerd dream: “My stack of single-card compuers“

@ashtonbeattie8902 5 лет назад

Board

@tilaksai420 4 года назад

He is rich af

@TheBigBigBlues 8 лет назад

I've been thinking of doing this for some time now, glad you've done a video on it so i can see how much effort is involved. Thanks!

@mab1ro 8 лет назад

Very impressed with the level of detail and complexity you cover in your videos. Hope to build a 3D printer some day soon!

@diamondaircraft900 8 лет назад

Scott can you keep making videos plz. I'm starting to learn about electronics and I find your videos very informative and interesting. Thank you.

@Fritschge128 8 лет назад

Wow, very nice video. Demonstrating actual useful things to do with a 3D Printer. Like upgrade your printer… That’s awesome!

@Kawaiiization 8 лет назад

hmmmm, I think your retraction settings really need proper calibration...

@biljohnson9709 7 лет назад

Mahmoud Shehata and possibly a lower temp

@EDToasty 7 лет назад

What is the general concensus on retraction?

@ikbendusan 6 лет назад

i retract 7 mm at 30 mm/s (minimum travel 0.8 mm) and have no stringing issues (cr-10) nozzle temp 210

@BlueMacGyver 6 лет назад

I use 210 on my CR-10 (pla) and 4mm /.02... I like my CR-10, I have had tons of luck with it.

@marciolimas 8 лет назад

You could post the time lapse for us to see how good are the camera image. Great video.

@greatscottlab 8 лет назад

+márcio lima sousa A small video on my second channel will follow soon.

@THEWTFCHANNEL31 8 лет назад

+Zoom google "greatscott 2"

@leisergeist 8 лет назад

I was just about to do this with a printer at work after having to sit there for an hour making sure it didn't go postal Thanks for sharing that great software

@tibfox 7 лет назад

You are just the greatest ! Thanks for all the super good tutorials. You are the my address for allmost everything :)

@eyesrajones 8 лет назад

This is a great use for the Pi. Great video.

@norm1124 8 лет назад

Schicke Lösung und detailliert erklärt. Hut ab!

@Orage530 8 лет назад

Like others have stated the retract for a bowden type extruder needs to be messed with a bit to stop that unnecessary extrusion. Great video! I love watching all your videos. I'm excited for more now that you have the 3d printer ;).

@reacterboy 8 лет назад

you're awesome I love what you do every time. nice keep it up..

@mimmobifolco3907 8 лет назад

Scott sei il migliore! Saluti dall'italia

@Chris-ym9zm 8 лет назад

Another great video. Keep em coming...

@pierre84820 8 лет назад

Great video, i was excepting much more about how does it works and what customisation was possible ! but still a great video ! Cheers from France.

@jaumet7972 8 лет назад

Your videos are great! Thanks for sharing :)

@succuvamp_anna 8 лет назад

IIRC you can adjust the retraction settings so the extruder pulls back a bit when jumping around on a print do you don't get those strings. might be temperature settings of the extruder too. Just things to try 😊

@AlternativeDIYEnergy 8 лет назад

An awesome project my friend.

@Stijn081 8 лет назад

Another cool video, thanks!

@lorenzocianci3855 8 лет назад

GREAT SCOTT! Very nice channel, u have a new subsrciber! ^-^

@mickeyknight800 5 лет назад

is this your most recommended printer? you rock, dude

@DaedalusProps 8 лет назад

A suggestion if I may. To avoid the stringing, maybe check your extruder speed settings and extruder temps? Overall, it's only a problem if you mind cleanup and your prints overall turned out great! Just my 2 cents. :) Love the channel!

@M_J_Glide_22 8 лет назад

once again a great video

@soulsbreaker 7 лет назад

you always go a bit over my expectations!

@GianfrancoAntonioli 8 лет назад

great video and great idea

@chrispatilas369 8 лет назад

Awesome video , can you make a simple stereo speaker but dont use prebuyed amps i want to build it entirelly myself because i cant buy the parts

@lukider11 8 лет назад

You can add relays and 433mhz transmitter. With them you can power On/Off your printer or led after prints or in the Webinterface

@BoKKeR111 8 лет назад

you can import cura profiles and slice with raspberry, it goes fast. but you cant edit the profiles on the go. and the cura profile have to be exported only from cura not other soft

@samcompton7440 8 лет назад

WOW!!!!! GREAT VID!!!!!

@VirreFriberg 8 лет назад

Great Scott is a refrence to Back To The Future.

@motherjoon 8 лет назад

GreatScott is great

@Puzzicanello 8 лет назад

+motherjoon Scott

@pilotkid2011 8 лет назад

You need to make your filament retract settings higher (in the slicer)to help with the low quality prints.

@Omsos116 8 лет назад

Really nice and interesting Video, even tho i don't have a 3D Printer :)

@Lactuca 8 лет назад

retraction on z hop helps with the threading. just a little bit is more than enough

@willd773 7 лет назад

If you fiddle with your retraction settings and maybe lower your temperature / increase fan speed you won't get as much stringing to clean up afterwards

@guidofreire9530 8 лет назад

play around with retraction and nozzle temps to prevent stringing!

@tarcisiobatista5595 7 лет назад

GreatScott please do a video about the best eletronics to have around. Thanks.

@Shest00 6 лет назад

Hi, ur videos are great, i wanted to ask do you make and ship custom made electronics, and of corse i will pay ?

@nickdrobec7665 8 лет назад

What are the pros/cons of the delta printer compared to the other one? Which would you recommend for us to get?

@shreeshanakshathri3533 8 лет назад

Hey Scott.., can you do a project where you salvage parts from your old 3D printer and build a new one with self-made frames and easily obtainable components

@lontragorda 8 лет назад

Make more vidoes about 3D PRINTERS! not only about your type, but, REPRAP, MAKER BOT and generics ones! thanks man =D

@690_5 8 лет назад

I wish I could go back to Europe. Bastogne was by far the nicest place.

@apersonsharingstuff9223 8 лет назад

awesome! could you try and make a cheap transportation device

@Blubbux 8 лет назад

could you make a video about how to use a solarcell effectivly to load a battery ?

@the-xack 8 лет назад

great video scott :D but the stringing... maybe lower hotend temp and/or more retrection should solve this problem ;)

@teadrinkingilluminati9173 8 лет назад

This is awesome

@topsecret1837 5 лет назад

Depending on the printer you have, it might have a USB B port. Would that be just as useful with the Raspberry Pi as your DIY wiring? That way I can start prints through a network.

@petermuller5031 8 лет назад

Is it possible to add a Milling Head to the 3D Printer to mill PCBs with it?

@kristosidron1278 8 лет назад

damm , now you make me want to buy one of these printers, i have so many things that could use some sort of plastic case

@hh2wayne 8 лет назад

Hey plz plz plz plz keep it up with the 3D printer tutorial / cool things you make you are amazing plz more videos. I think you should do to videos a week but only a suggestion keep it up :)

@hh2wayne 8 лет назад

Greatscott if you would answer you would make my day and my life I have watched you videos a billions times and I would do anything just for u to see this and I can't afford a 3D printer so your ideas are really so if I ever get one I will watch ur videos again and know how smart and coo you r are :) ;)

@greatscottlab 8 лет назад

+Hayden Smith You're welcome

@hh2wayne 8 лет назад

Thank you so much it meant a lot to me that you responded and keep up your amazing videos every week they are amazing 😀😀😀

@hh2wayne 8 лет назад

+GreatScott! Sorry to bother you again but since I am a bit younger I was wondering if you could make a 3D printer and how cheap you could do it. Keep up the amazing work

@user-sb7tu2ve8h 8 лет назад

+Hayden Smith check tinkernut

@TheSomar1991 6 лет назад

Great job

@OliverBrownproductions 8 лет назад

Hi Scott can you make a video on ardino controlled heating pls as I want to build one and can fine a good video about it ( sorry about bad spelling)

@arerosl 8 лет назад

IMO you should play a little with retraction parameter in your slicer program so you can get better results of printing w/o filament spaghetti everywhere. For my own fast (80mm) short (3mm) retraction in slic3r works best. Thanks for idea of power supply raspberry!

@meesternadim 7 лет назад

I followed your tutorial and used the same mini buck converter, but after turning on the 3d printer psu and connecting the raspberry pi to the arduino, the voltage regulator on the arduino gets very hot. if I disconnect the raspberry pi, it cools down. I think somehow the rasperry pi is drawing current from the arduino? The pi is still powered on if I disconnected from the arduino. Strange.

@Unordung 7 лет назад

What am I missing here @greatScott? At 4:30 you discuss the LED circuit, 2 x 22ohm resistors in parallel with a 10mm white LED in series with them. You then go on to say it's powered by 5v. This produces an equivalent resistance per LED of 11ohms. White LED's have a Vf of 3.3 and a forward current of about 30mA. 5-3.3/11=.154A or 154mA.... That is 5 times the Forward current....... However 3.3*.154=0.5W... Are these non standard LED's which can handle a higher current provided they stay below the half Watt? I have not come across these yet and if I have I must be under driving them significantly.

@spoderman15 7 лет назад

yeah they make 0.5w ultra bright leds like that

@Unordung 7 лет назад

So he did, however I have since realized I have indeed been under driving LEDs for some time. As it seems most LEDs are now rated in their watt handling ability. Ignorant of this I have still been designing circuits to keep the current through the LED to less than 30mA. This was very handy to learn!

@meteorshower8160 8 лет назад

Great video, i have no-idea what you are on about most of the time but i hope one day to know!! Ive got a raspberry pi, just need the 3d printer.... Ohh and i love your accent :)

@danielp6089 8 лет назад

German :)

@meteorshower8160 8 лет назад

PyroZement Yeah i know, i just like his particulary

@Really2950 8 лет назад

Hi. Please tell me which tool you use to strip the wire ends. I've seen you use it a few times

@chrrtz_builds2018 8 лет назад

hey Scott I can't find a long camera cable for the raspberry pi camera. Any links about it??

@bronsonstephens5799 8 лет назад

Would you be able to show us different things that you can do with broken headphones please? My headphones just broke and one of the earbuds doesn't work. I don't think they can be very easily fixed. So I want to try and do something cool with them. But I don't know what I can do.

@TheLiasas 8 лет назад

to this day, have you seen any other printer that you might like to recommend over this one? (for a begginer too, looking foward something of nice quiality/$ -like you, I guess-)

@MarioFGarcia 6 лет назад

Any printer that has octoprint can be controlled with the Robo3d app for iOS and soon to be released for Android.

@yiyou6529 8 лет назад

white wire of usb cable? i thought the black is the the ground. white and green are data- and data+, repectively.

@StanislavJochman 7 лет назад

Did you try to put cooling fans around nozzle to stop stringing. If not give it a try. I have the same problem and putting extra fans helped a lot and now i dont need to clean my prints from string chaos. :D

@tomaszagocki1735 8 лет назад

can You show us a similar video how to run OctoPrint with xyz printers like Prusa, ?

@shreeshanakshathri3533 8 лет назад

Hey Scott..,can you make a video about turning your single colour 3D printer into multicolour 3D printer?

@MatMo. 7 лет назад

was the wifi dongle plug and play? i get mine to work wired but not wireless

@proxlamuz4591 5 лет назад

I realize this video is old. But I'd recommend a silicone sock for your extruder to keep the heat regulated!

@BinaryCounter 8 лет назад

Very cool! Except i don't have a 3d printer....

@HobkinBoi 8 лет назад

So? Go build one! The Internet holds many tutorials on making them cheaply and easily. I'm thinking about doing it.

@BinaryCounter 8 лет назад

I have nowhere to put it in my room, i'm already building an arcade machine :D

@Panoreth3DPrinting 8 лет назад

The 3D Printing Nerd is giving away a 3d printer on his channel.

@Sanchees3 8 лет назад

+BinaryCounter I made a small Bartop arcade in 2014 and it sits on my mini fridge (;

@BinaryCounter 8 лет назад

Sanchees3 Nice! I thought about putting my unused mini fridge in my cabinet. I mean who wouldn't want to drink a cold beer while playing some pac man :D

@piratapan 8 лет назад

Amazing!

@VolkovithaDesu 8 лет назад

Would you recommend a 3D Cheap printer from Ebay?

@javierpacheconogueira8099 8 лет назад

Hey Scott i like to ask you what you think about this delta printers, i dont have one (even cartesian) but all the people say that they are hard to calibrate and also they loose printing resolution next to edges. Do you recommend a delta printer agains traditional cartesian printer for a novel user?. I dont mind to loose more time adjusting the printer if i got fastest print time. PD: stay creative and i will see you next time ;)

@KosmoGoat 8 лет назад

'Bout your printer being loud. You should try out the SilentStepSticks from Watterott, they will make your fans the loudest moving parts in your printer^^ Nice video though, wish I had such stack of RPis laying around :D

@augustgast 8 лет назад

Did you know that you are a really smart guy?

@mishanelyubin9371 8 лет назад

Why you don't use sudo apt-get dist-upgrade?

@BobSteege 8 лет назад

+GreatScott would this setup work on a cnc as well?

@RinksRides 7 лет назад

changing your retraction amount and checking the option for combing. Should save much time in post processing.

@avejst 6 лет назад

Thanks for sharing :-)

@joefederico1501 8 лет назад

Will you do this on the X-carve?

@IDrKev 8 лет назад

+GreatScott! Can you make a 3x3x3 one color Led Cube for the Beginners ? Please

@mynameiseilers 8 лет назад

1:39 Great way of stripping wire. 10/10

@thedankoona_5854 8 лет назад

thats just okay because its very thick

@mynameiseilers 8 лет назад

I was being sarcastic. As a matter of fact, I do it too ;)

@antreaskyriakou8054 5 лет назад

Can i use a raspberry pi zero for this?

@JS7457 8 лет назад

Great, what camera are-you using ? You should add aliexpress for the links too. I can help you.

@paulhendrix8599 8 лет назад

I guess he gets a provision from Amazon. I'd like alternative sources too as I really dislike them. But it's not like you can't find your own parts.

@Chris_Stutzman 8 лет назад

How loud was the 3D printer ??

@benjaminisaacs4668 8 лет назад

Do you have the file for the 3D printer hex driver handle? Cheers Benjamin

@hercules1451 8 лет назад

dehumidifier for chips. next project? please!

@Maxdrive1993 8 лет назад

You should look at simplify 3d it is a bit expensive but it is much better then slicer.

@PhilWaud 8 лет назад

Printer is looking great! Have you tried using the OctoPi built in Cura slicer instead of uploading gcode?

@greatscottlab 8 лет назад

+Phil Waud Not yet. I will give that a try later on.

@PhilWaud 8 лет назад

I upgraded to a pi3 as well, the extra processing power really speed things up. Youve a very nice printer there, thanks for sharing. Ive just ordered the parts for a USB powerbank after watching one of your videos, i really like your style of video.

@mwerner_ 8 лет назад

Hi, could you make a small video about your electronic workbench? What tools you normally use, power supplies, components.......?

@greatscottlab 8 лет назад

+Moritz Werner I did one a while back

@mwerner_ 8 лет назад

+GreatScott! Thank you! Great video! P.S.: I've recently build your ATX Power supply. It works perfectly

@Designandrew 8 лет назад

I instead used a samsung slate 7 tablet computer to achieve the same thing... it was very cheap. I upgraded it to windows 8.1. I use teamviewer to view the webcam and control the printer via cura lulzbot edition.

@rs232boy 8 лет назад

Nice setup ! Beware however of leaving the printer working when you're not around, it could catch fire... Regarding the plastic strings, you should 1. make sure you're printing at the right temperature and not like 20 degrees above 2. play with retraction settings, increase the retraction length, also I found that retracting and lifting the head by 0.3mm makes a huge improvement.

@thedankoona_5854 8 лет назад

your comment says '2 days ago' wtf

@DieBastler1234 8 лет назад

+MEe$ I think these videos are available earlier if you are a patreon. lg, couka

@levin8019 8 лет назад

lol

@John_Ridley 8 лет назад

+rs232boy Keep in mind he has a Bowden setup. Those are much more prone to strings than direct drive. When I was experimenting with Bowden, I had to do about 10mm of retraction instead of about 1mm to keep the strings down.

@Krivulda 8 лет назад

Hi, mister, can I use this contraption with my Prusa i3 printer? My school lent it to me few months ago, and don't trust it much, but some prints takes dozen of hours and I have it under my bed, so because of fumes and vibration it is impossible to print it while asleep. So I need to somehow make sure it is printing correctly while I am away at school, or if it is not, so I can shut it off. I was thinking about some weird camera/tripod/livecam/TeamViewer build, but I am stuck at the point I don't have anywhere near good enough phone (just impossible with my Nokia 5800 XM). So, if I build this, can I access it from outside? Or do I need static IP? Thanks in advance, and also, I love your stuff, you are making videos that I really need because I love electronics and in my school they are teaching nothing about it. :)

@greatscottlab 8 лет назад

+Krivulda Google Port forwarding with OctoPrint.