The printer should at least have a USB interface so that it can work with a Raspberry Pi. It also makes sense to find out on the internet whether there are current Linux drivers for the printer.

To access these settings, click the cog icon at the bottom right of the Raspberry Pi Imager window. From here, you can Set the device's hostname, enable SSH, and set up a username and password.

Using your Raspberry Pi to create a printing server is a great way to make use of an outdated printer without tossing it away. It's cost-effective, relatively easy to set up, and reduces ...

They talked about that, too, along with a keyboard you use with your feet. The guys had a lot to say about Klipper, why you might want to move your 3D printer to it, and the FCC’s stance on ham ...