Klipper
Ditch Klipper's Pressure Advance tuning tower! The Pattern method is faster and more precise. Learn why it's better and how to use it.
Isn't it fascinating to watch our prints come to life? Check out how Klipper time-lapse integration can capture this magic for every print!
With Klipper, BLTouch probes automate the mesh bed levelling process. Read on to learn how to set up and use the BLTouch with Klipper!
Creality wants in on all the hubbub over user-friendly CoreXY 3D printers, and it's making its bid with the Creality K1. Despite a rocky start, it is improving.
Klipper firmware unlocks loads of advanced 3D printing features. Check out the best slicers for Klipper to get the most out of your upgrade.
Obico detects print failures and lets you control your 3D printer from anywhere. Read on to learn more about this 3D printing platform!
The Creality Sonic Pad is an easy way to get into Klipper. Read all about 3D printer and Creality Sonic Pad compatibility.
The Sovol SV07 is billed as an "entry-level" Klipper machine that features a direct-drive extruder, planetary gearing, a high-flow hot end, and more.
KlipperScreen is a program that runs on Klipper firmware and provides a GUI to control your printer. Read on to learn more about it!
Creality continues to update its Klipper interface, the Sonic Pad, with impressive regularity, adding valuable features to the screen.
Piggybacking on last month's quiet announcement, a Reddit AMA has been set to answer user questions related to September's shift.
The Wanhao Smart Pad would be yet another entry to the fast-saturating market – could it be worth it?
Klipper uses rotation distance instead of steps per mm for the extruder. Read more about Klipper rotation distance and how to calculate it!
Want to use an old SBC with Klipper but can't find a tutorial for it? Check out this universal step-by-step guide!
Promising to be "not only a Klipper pad," the Pad 7 is similar in form to Creality’s Sonic Pad but boasts ports for everything, compatibility with BTT's compute modules and more.
With a claimed max speed of 600 mm/s, build volume of 245 x 245 x 240 mm, and auto leveling, the Q1 Pro has our attention.
There were some small surprises to be found between the glamorous, big-money booths of Formnext. We caught up with Ray Wu, Phrozen CEO, for a chat about the Arco, Phrozen’s debut filament 3D printer.
The update isn’t a large one, but nevertheless brings a few interesting new capabilities to Klipper-based machines.
Encompassing multi-material extrusion, higher print speeds, and printer control, the ChromaSet is a complex system that promises a lot.
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.