Category Archives: 3D printer

OpenWRT på PogoPlug

Posted on July 19, 2025 by peter

Pogo-Plug er en 15 år gammel computer med en 1.2 GHz ARM CPU, Gigabit ethernet og 256 Mb RAM.Denne gang skal vi installere OpenWRT Pogo-Pluggen har jo også en indbygget flash-disk 128-256 Mb, nok til langt de fleste IOT applikationer. … Continue reading →

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Klipper på PogoPlug Muligheder og Overvejelser

Posted on July 19, 2025 by peter

Pogo-Plug er en 15 år gammel computer med en 1.2 GHz ARM CPU, Gigabit ethernet og 256 Mb RAM. I min sidste blog post Debian på PogoPlug diskløs – 10 år senere beskrev jeg hvordan jeg integrerede mine Pogo-Plugs direkte … Continue reading →

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Install Klipper on your old 3D-Printer and still keep Marlin

Posted on February 11, 2024 by peter

This is the final post in a series of 3 blog posts describing how I make Marlin and Klipper coexist on my 3-Printers: Dual Applications on ATmega2560 – Marlin AND Klipper – FAIL (well almost) AVR DualBoot Bootloader Install Klipper … Continue reading →

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AVR DualBoot Bootloader

Posted on February 2, 2024 by peter

This is part 2 in a series of 3 blog-posts describing how I make Marlin and Klipper coexist on my 3-Printers: Dual Applications on ATmega2560 – Marlin AND Klipper – FAIL (well almost) AVR DualBoot Bootloader Install Klipper on your … Continue reading →

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Dual Applications on ATmega2560 – Marlin AND Klipper – FAIL (well almost)

Posted on January 10, 2024 by peter

How to be able to boot into a backup firmware instantly. This is part 1 in a series of 3 blog-posts describing how I make Marlin and Klipper coexist on my 3-Printers: Dual Applications on ATmega2560 – Marlin AND Klipper … Continue reading →

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3D printer – år 6

Posted on December 28, 2023 by peter

Jeg købte min første 3D printer i 2017, en Tevo Tarantula, formålet var at jeg ville bygge min egen perfekte 3D printer. Jeg bildte mig ind at slutresultatet, incl. Tarantulaen ville være billigere end at at købe en Prusa-printer, Creality … Continue reading →

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PlatformIO and Marlin – and how to have separate config files, for different 3Dprinter while sharing the same code.

Posted on April 27, 2020 by peter

I am using Marlin 2.0 to control my 3D printers, Marlin 2.0 can still be compiled and installed from the Arduino-IDE,although I use the supplied Makefile. To take advantage of other processors you have to use PlatformIO. In this article … Continue reading →

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Marlin 2.0 using Makefile (and reclaiming io-pins on atmega1284p based mainboard)

Posted on March 20, 2020 by peter

I am using Marlin 2.0 to control my 3D printers, I like to be in full control so I compile my own firmware, adding my own tweaks. Most people probably use the Arduino IDE to compile and install the firmware … Continue reading →

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Stress testing 5.3Mbit/sec serial debug-stream from Arduino

Posted on February 13, 2018 by peter

I got the idea for Debugging @ 5.3Mbit/sec (5333333 Baud) on Arduino and other Embedded systems which basicly let embedded CPU transmit as fast as possible and let the rest of the world adjust to whatever speed that happened to be. … Continue reading →

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3D printer

Posted on December 10, 2017 by peter

3D printer bevægelsen blev for alvor sat igang af RepRap der er OpenSource og GPL, og helt i den ånd er mange kommercielle printere stadig opensource, nogen måske lidt mere af navn end af gavn. Jeg bestilte en Tevo Tarantula kit … Continue reading →

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