The Klipper Console
I recently upgraded my Ender 3 with Klipper for much better performance but that also means I can no longer control it from the button and LCD and I want to make a macropad to give me control when I am in front of the the printer and not have to refer to my computer every time I want to check how long is left for the print or stop/start/pause. I plan to include enough button switches for basic control and maybe some extra for custom G-Code macros. Plus the OLED display to show the time left until completion and an LED string showing the print progress so far.
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Soldering and assembly
Soldered all the components onto the board carefully and assembled it. Very annoyingly the heat-set inserts didn't work very well because the holes were too thin, so the screws wouldn't screw in afterwards, after a bunch of messy melted plastic and not sticking inserts, I decided to just use superglue to hold it together. Now onto programming...




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Iamalive 🚀
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Looks awesome!!
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1/12/2026 - Soldering and assembly
Soldered all the components onto the board carefully and assembled it. Very annoyingly the heat-set inserts didn't work very well because the holes were too thin, so the screws wouldn't screw in afterwards, after a bunch of messy melted plastic and not sticking inserts, I decided to just use superglue to hold it together. Now onto programming...


