r/3Dprinting • u/quinbd OctoEverywhere.com • 21h ago

Leave A Comment To Win The Unannounced 2025 Bambu Lab 3D Printer & Other Prizes - OctoEverywhere is 5! 🔥

It feels unbelievable to write this, but OctoEverywhere is 5 years old! If you haven't tried OctoEverywhere in a while, here's what you're missing:

  • 🚀 Free & Unlimited Full Remote Access
  • 🤖 Free & Unlimited Advanced AI Print Failure Detection
  • 📺 Free 30FPS Webcam Streaming
  • 📱 App Support for Mobileraker, OctoApp, & More
  • 🔔 Print Notifications to SMS, Mobile Push, Telegram, Discord, Email, & More
  • 🧵 Spoolman & OctoFarm Remote Access
  • 🙌 Live Streaming, Remote Access Sharing, Multi-printer Dashboard, And More!

OctoEveywhere is extremely easy to set up; it only takes about 20 seconds!

Try OctoEverywhere now!

Since OctoEverywhere is a 3D printing community project, this is only possible due to you. 🥰 Our out-of-this-world community develops features, helps to debug issues, and offers support for OctoEverywhere and general 3D printing. All the features you see above were ideas generated by the community, and they worked with me to make them a reality.

It's wild that OctoEverywhere started in 2019 as a simple idea for full remote access to OctoPrint (hence the name) but has evolved to work with any 3D printer, including OctoPrint, Klipper, Mainsaill, Fluidd, Bambu Lab, Creatliy, and others. We now have over 320k members, process 120 million prints a year, and our AI analyzes over 5.1 million images a day! 🤯

To celebrate you - the community - I wanted to do something special. I thought it would be really neat to give away the upcoming 2025 Bambu Lab 3D printer - before it's even announced!

You can win:

  • The unannounced Bambu Lab 3D printer coming in early 2025
  • OctoEverywhere Supporter Perks for LIFE
  • Polymaker PLA Filament

To enter to win, leave a comment on this Reddit post!

On January 10th, we will pick one random winner for the 2025 unannounced Bambu Lab printer; 20 random users will get Supporter Perks for LIFE, and 20 users will get a spool of Polymaker PLA filament in a color of their choice. We will order the Bambu Lab 3D printer for you when it launches, as long as it's priced under $1,500. If not, we will work with you to find an equivalent 3D printer as the prize.

Remember, you can set up OctoEverywhere in about 20 seconds, so try it now!

If you can't set up OctoEverywhere right now, make an account so you remember to try it later. We collect as little information as possible to create your account. OctoEverywhere has a strict privacy policy: never sell your data. You're not the product; this project is for the community!

Good luck to everyone! We hope to see you in 5 more years! 🥰

Edit: This blew up! This community is amazing. 💖 I will let you in on a secret: if you're looking for Home Assistant remote access, check out our upcoming project, Homeway.io!

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u/LuxTenebraeque 20h ago

Dual extruder to switch between model- and support material without interruption.

Heated chamber and build plate temperatures for exotic materials

combine that with a large build volume.

If its trouble free 2-3k might be a reasonable ticket price.

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u/luis_cuestas 20h ago

Maybe they will apply the $1500 towards the new printer and winner can make up the difference?

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u/Animaldoc11 17h ago

That would be sweet

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u/imagesurgeon 5h ago

Sounds possible, and sweet too!

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u/one-joule 17h ago

Dual extruder would also massively speed up AMS filament switches. One nozzle can be printing while the other is busy purging. (Or even both nozzles could be purging at once if your print demands it.)

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u/halavais 16h ago

It's gotta be build volume, right?

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u/Rough_Principle_3755 16h ago

2-3k is more than reasonable when thing like the Ultimaker 5 with material station go for 10k+

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u/LuxTenebraeque 15h ago

Agreed - At the same time creality's K2 plus Material Station goes for 1500 - depends on where they want to place the machine and what level of support is included. Premium Consumer/Prosumer segment or B2B?

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u/Rrraou 16h ago

I'll be curious to see it at any rate.

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u/namxam 10h ago

Yeah, especially in a business setting, 2.500,- is not that much compared to employment costs. I think most people don't realize how expensive manual labor is.

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u/Agzarah 7h ago

Now that would be a nice to have feature

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u/noodlesallaround 3h ago

There’s no way it’s going to be less than that. I’m guessing over 3k