You simply need to install Raspbian on an SD card and run it on your Raspberry Pi using their commands. The result is definitely worth checking out, as the 3D printing achievements above and below illustrate. “Our software also have been tested by some main DLP producers, and they had very positive feedback about the test results and there is a very high probability for integrating nanoDLP with their printers.”
“The software has been tested by some main DLP printer producers and the test results are satisfactory (Amazing as they have said),” he adds. Running into the same issues as many other DIY 3D printer builders, they decided to try their hand at writing their own software – and have been remarkably successful. When the first printer went pretty well, we started the second one last year,” he says. “About 2 years ago we started to build a DLP SLA 3D printer to create our own jewelry models and during developing the hardware we have been always trying to improve the software also. As Masi N., one of their members, explains to 3ders, they are a group of young and self-motivated developers who love to improve hardware and software for 3D printing purposes. This intriguing nanoDLP has come out of the minds of the hackers group of the same name. If that’s the case, we’ve got some excellent news for you: with the help of a new software package called nanoDLP, you can now gain full control over your DLP 3D printer using nothing more than a Raspberry Pi as host. Of course the options are a bit more limited if you happen to rely on a less conventional 3D printing setup, such as a home-made DLP 3D printer (often made from a projector). Especially if you’ve built your own 3D printer. As any experienced hobbyist will tell you, shopping around for good control software can really make the complete 3D printing experience more enjoyable.
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