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#A [[Single Board Computer]] (or in theory at least a used low-spec computer acquired for cheap?) | #A [[Single Board Computer]] (or in theory at least a used low-spec computer acquired for cheap?) | ||
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###A [[Raspberry Pi Zero]] if not utilizing [[3D Printer Webcam]] functionalities | |||
###A [[Raspberry Pi]] (need to grab what model is reccomended, 2/3/4 etc) if utilizing the camera and/or other more intensive features | |||
#A Standard [[Control Board]] (This no longer does the calculations of [[G Code]] to various electronics as this is offloaded to the Raspberry Pi) | #A Standard [[Control Board]] (This no longer does the calculations of [[G Code]] to various electronics as this is offloaded to the Raspberry Pi) | ||
Revision as of 23:52, 22 January 2022
Basics
- An advanced FDM 3D Printer Firmware
- "Klipper is a 3d-Printer firmware. It combines the power of a general purpose computer with one or more micro-controllers." (The Project's Website)
Hardware
- A Single Board Computer (or in theory at least a used low-spec computer acquired for cheap?)
- Typically:
- A Raspberry Pi Zero if not utilizing 3D Printer Webcam functionalities
- A Raspberry Pi (need to grab what model is reccomended, 2/3/4 etc) if utilizing the camera and/or other more intensive features
- Typically:
- A Standard Control Board (This no longer does the calculations of G Code to various electronics as this is offloaded to the Raspberry Pi)
Internal Links
External Links
- The Clipper Documentation Website
- The GitHub Page for Klipper
- The RepRap Wiki page on Klipper
- A Video by the YouTube Channel "NERO 3D" Titled "Klipper 3d Printer Firmware - What is it? Why do I want it?" ( ~18 Minute Watch)
- A Video by the YouTube Channel "NERO 3D" Titled "Klipperscreen - The Touchscreen Interface for Klipper" (~6 Minute Watch)
- A Video by the YouTube Channel "NERO 3D" Titled "Klipper Initial Setup : Making sure things are all good before printing" (~19 Minute Watch) (Does great documentation of a Machine Startup Procedure and all the "pre flight checks" )