Prusa Printer Monitor

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<p>Last weekend I found a webpage with an instruction on how to built an Arduino-Printer-Monitor working with Octoprint. <a href="https://github.com/Qrome/printer-monitor">https://github.com/Qrome/printer-monitor</a></p><p>Since I had an Arduino NodeMCU ESP 8288 ( <a href="https://www.makershop.de/plattformen/nodemcu/nodemcu-cp2102/">https://www.makershop.de/plattformen/nodemcu/nodemcu-cp2102/</a> ) laying around here, I tested to install the code on this board. I also had a small 0,96" OLED-Display ( <a href="https://www.makershop.de/display/oled/096-zoll-oled-ssd1306/">https://www.makershop.de/display/oled/096-zoll-oled-ssd1306/</a> ), which is used in this project.</p><p>The steps on how to do the programing parts are described very good on the page above. After 2 hours of reading and installing everything worked fine.</p><p>After this I needed a case for it - the cases on the github-page doesn´t fit to my board, so I designed a case on my own … a little printer :-)<br><br>The parts can be printed without any support. Only the small case for the display needs some (automatic) support. Later on I will upload my presliced print-files.<br><br>I printed on an Prusa MK3S+<br>- the black parts with PLA Prusament Galaxy Black<br>&nbsp; 0,2mm Quality-setting<br>- the orange parts with PETG Prusament Orange<br>&nbsp; 0,2mm Quality-setting</p><p>Add the parts together with some glue.</p><p>The small benchy is not in the files-folder. Use the original files ( <a href="https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:763622">https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:763622</a> ) and scale it down.</p><p>Feel free to build your own tiny <strong>Prusa Printer Monitor</strong></p>