3D Printer Firmware
When it comes to converting G-code into a print, firmware is the hidden hero. Learn how Prusa i3 MK3S firmware can be updated and tweaked.
If you want to change or update your Prusa Mini's firmware, read on to see your choices and how to install them.
While Bambu Lab accommodates the release, users who choose to install it – or any third-party firmware – will lose warranty eligibility.
Following the reveal of X1Plus, an upcoming third-party firmware possible thanks to a firmware "loophole", Bambu Lab says it will open the X1 to rooting.
Move over Klipper and Prusa input shaping, Marlin has joined the fray. Read on to learn how it works and how to give it a try.
The update isn’t a large one, but nevertheless brings a few interesting new capabilities to Klipper-based machines.
Fluidd V 1.23.2 brings with it support for G-code viewing on plotter-style devices, park modes for X- and Y-axes, new languages, and more.
Marlin's 2.1.2 release adds input shaping to the popular 3D printer firmware, creating opportunities for quality prints at higher speeds.
Marlin is the most popular 3D printer firmware for a reason. Discover all the reasons why you should use it on your desktop 3D printer.
Recently we’ve noticed some commercial 3D printers releasing with Klipper firmware instead of Marlin. Could this be the start of a new trend?
Take the headache out of Ender 3 firmware updates. Cura can make the whole process easy. Read on to find out how!