It’s a big update to this new library, but needed to allow it to work across all (probably) Arduino clients, and not just ESP8266. Big up to Brian Lough @witnessmenow for this update which swapped out HTTPClient to passing the (whatever) client TO the library instead. If you are using the library already – you  … Read more

It’s being used! User feedback to include the job process endpoint as a priority, thanks Miles Nash for the prompt that it’s in use, and you like it! Library is available if you search for it in the Arduino Library Manager, or clone it from GitHub – https://github.com/chunkysteveo/OctoPrintAPI.

Correction of keyword file for library, and property file version not matching. Library is available if you search for it in the Arduino Library Manager, or clone it from GitHub – https://github.com/chunkysteveo/OctoPrintAPI.

Correction to library.properties file and caps of OctoPrint Library is available if you search for it in the Arduino Library Manager, or clone it from GitHub – https://github.com/chunkysteveo/OctoPrintAPI.

Tidying up Github readme, lots to learn. Library is available if you search for it in the Arduino Library Manager, or clone it from GitHub – https://github.com/chunkysteveo/OctoPrintAPI.

First release, just getting it out there. Library is available if you search for it in the Arduino Library Manager, or clone it from GitHub – https://github.com/chunkysteveo/OctoPrintAPI.

So, this step is optional, and whether or not you want to be able to control all your fans on your printer or not. To do this we will install the RAMPS 1.4 RRD Fan Extender – read on! On this printer, we have hooked up a hotend cooling fan (NOT the part cooling fan) which  … Read more

Controlling and monitoring your 3D printer can be done with your PC via the USB connection, using a dedicated Linux box and web connection over LAN/WiFi such as Octoprint or Astrobox, or with a dedicated LCD Control panel (and SD card slot).

The RAMPS board is going to get very cramps, very quickly. It’s well designed and thought out in terms of layout, but as you add more and more connections to it, it’s going to get hidden beneath a nest of wires, connections, crimps and fans – say goodbye to your lovely clean clear red board!

Printing and assembly of the main hotend assembly – the hotend mount, cooling fan ducts and all hardware needed and connecting wiring.