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3DPrinterOS Client for the Windows

How to install the 3DPrinterOS Client on my RPI? 3DPrinterOS Client connects your 3D Printer to the Cloud. It supports all platforms, but most users prefer to run it on the RPI because they don't nee…

Updated 4 days ago by Artem Lozinsky

List of supported Raspberry Pi and some other single-board computers

Supported Raspberry Pi-s and other single-board computers. We update the 3DPrinterOS Client regularly for the following single board computers: Raspberry Pi 2, Raspberry Pi 3, Raspberry Pi 4, and Ras…

Updated 4 days ago by Artem Lozinsky

Supported 3D Printers

Types of supported 3D Printers. 3DPrinterOS supports more than 1000 3D Printers. You can find the list by visiting this link. If you can't find your make and model there, please fill out this form. T…

Updated 1 week ago by Andrew

How to connect Formlabs printers to 3DPrinterOS

How to connect Formlabs printers to 3DPrinterOS Supported printers: Formlabs Form 2, Form 3+, Form 3L, Form 3B, Form 3BL, Fuse 1 Printer set-up and connection. Pre-installation checks. First, please…

Updated 4 months ago by Rene-Oscar Ariko

How to create an Industrial (Virtual) 3D Printer in 3DPrinterOS

How to create an Industrial (Virtual) 3D Printer in 3DPrinterOS. Go to the Printers Page and find the ''Add Printer'' button. Select the 3D Printer type. You can also add multiple 3D Printers at once…

Updated 1 year ago by Andrew

How to connect your 3D Printer to 3DPrinterOS

How to connect your 3D Printer to 3DPrinterOS. If you've already installed the 3DPrinterOS Client and connected your 3D Printer, it will appear on the Printers Page automatically. Go to the Printers…

Updated 1 year ago by Andrew

How to connect an Ultimaker 3, S3, S5 to 3DPrinterOS

Ultimaker 3, S3, S5 integration to 3DPrinterOS. Perform the Pre-installation checks: First of all, please check that you have unpacked your 3D printer, put it on a stable surface, connected it to the…

Updated 1 year ago by Andrew

How to connect Makerbot and other Network printers

How to connect Network Printers to 3DPrinterOS. MakerBot 5th Generation Installation guide v2.4 example. Please first follow the general guide for cloud client installation. Recommended ways for conn…

Updated 1 year ago by Andrew

3DPrinterOS Client for the Raspberry PI

How to install the 3DPrinterOS Client on my RPI? 3DPrinterOS Client connects your 3D Printer to the Cloud. It supports all platforms, but most users prefer to run it on the RPI because they don't nee…

Updated 1 year ago by Andrew

How to prepare an STL model for printing

STL Editor/Layout app capabilities. In order to open the STL Editor – Click on Layout next to the model. How to orient the model: Use two fingers on the touchpad or Ctrl/Command + Mouse left button t…

Updated 1 year ago by Andrew

How to submit a print job in 3DPrinterOS

How to submit and start a print job. Open the Files page.. Find the.gcode file and click Print next to it. You can either Slice in the Cloud or Upload a.gcode file. The Printer Selection window will…

Updated 1 year ago by Andrew

Dual Extrusion Printing

How to print on dual extruders printers on 3DPrinterOS? Printers with two extruders are getting more and more popular. Let's go through the process in 3DPrinterOS. Only Slicer 3 and Slicer for Makerb…

Updated 1 year ago by Andrew

How to Slice a model in the Cloud

Slicing in the Cloud. Slicing – is the process needed to convert the STL model into an understandable format for your 3D printer. Gcode is a file format, usually used to save all the commands needed…

Updated 1 year ago by Andrew

Printer access permissions

There are 2 types of printer access permissions in 3DPrinteros: Can queue and Can print. Can Queue permissions. Users with this type of permissions can only send their print job to the queue Can not…

Updated 1 year ago by Andrew

File structure in 3DPrinterOS

Files and Projects in 3DPrinterOS. In addition to 3D printer management, 3DPrinterOS provides a full solution for print job preparation. So it is very important that you can store and process your fi…

Updated 1 year ago by Andrew

Toolpath Viewer/Preview – Check out your print before they start

Toolpath viewer is a powerful tool that allows diagnosing printing issues before they happen. In order to open Toolpath Viewer click on the.gcode file row or Preview button. What are the possibilitie…

Updated 1 year ago by Andrew

3DPrinterOS RPi's GPIO Interface

How to enable: To enable the GPIO buttons interface, locate the parameter "enabled" in "gpio" section and switch its value from false to true. The settings editor location is inside the 3dprinteros-c…

Updated 1 year ago by Andrew

Use the 3D Printer as a shared resource

How to share a 3D Printer in 3DPrinterOS. Go to the Printers Page. Find the printer you want to share and click Share in the three dot menu next to it.. Enter the user's email that you want to share…

Updated 1 year ago by Andrew

Using the build tray is clear flag

Build tray is clear ''toggle''. Use this feature to avoid starting a print job on a printer with out a cleared build plate. How to enable? Go to the Printers Page. Open Printers Settings in the three…

Updated 1 year ago by Andrew

Track loaded material in 3DPrinterOS

The material tracking feature is a useful tool for organizations to let other users know the material, color, and filament left loaded in the 3D Printer. How to enable Material Tracking?. Go to the P…

Updated 1 year ago by Andrew

Actions available for print jobs

Printing actions. Start Available when the printer is idle and the build tray is clear (if the feature is enabled) Pause, Resume Pause – it is not recommended to pause a print job when it is not nece…

Updated 1 year ago by Andrew

3D Printer management in 3DPrinterOS

All 3D Printers you have access are displayed on the Printers Page. Each 3D Printer in 3DPrinterOS consists of: Status image, Printer name, Printer type. If your printer is shared to any user, then t…

Updated 1 year ago by Andrew

Printer Settings

Announcement You can add a printer Note that will be displayed on the status line and on the printer selection pop-up. Hover on it to see the full text. Filament tracking Read details here. Printer n…

Updated 1 year ago by Andrew

Email preferences – manage your notifications

By default, every 3DPrinterOS user receives the next email notifications: Project status changes. Printer share request from another user. Submitting a print job. New file is shared to you. New proje…

Updated 1 year ago by Andrew

System Description - What are the capabilities of 3DPrinterOS?

What are the capabilities of 3DPrinterOS? (to be updated with the links) 3DPrinterOS is the 1st and the most capable cloud software for 3DPrinters Management. Let's see on capabilities 3DPrinterOS pr…

Updated 1 year ago by Andrew

Magic fix/Repair – for repairing broken files or converting to STL

Use the Magic Fix App (Repair) to prepare designs automatically for 3D Printing. Magic Fix converts Cad files to Stl, analyzes, repairs, and rotates files for printing exactly on your unique 3D Print…

Updated 1 year ago by Andrew

Slicing profile creation/management in 3DPrinterOS

How to create slicing profiles. There are two ways to create slicing profiles in the 3DPrinterOS While you are slicing Imagine you've changed a lot of parameters for specific print, and don't want to…

Updated 1 year ago by Andrew

Have custom hardware? Use 3DPrinterOS Client ZIP archive

If you have a custom OS, you still can use 3DPrinterOS to manage your 3D Printer from the cloud. Download 3DPrinterOS Zip archive here. You will need the next packages to run it: Python 3.6+. LibUSB1…

Updated 2 years ago by Andrew

Smart 3D Printer and Slicer Selection

The new smart system automatically defines what printer and slicer is user going to use in 3DPrinterOS built-in apps. How system defines the appropriate 3D Printer? By default smart system selects th…

Updated 2 years ago by Andrew

3DPrinterOS Printer Statuses 101

3D Printer statuses and their meaning. We've added printer statuses, in order to make 3D printer monitoring understandable. The statuses are pretty close to natural 3D Printer states. With a 95% conf…

Updated 2 years ago by Andrew

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