Or at least let the printer give you an option to accept incorrectly signed rfids.
They could even sell encryption keys to other filament maker for a price and let the printers accept and display the maker.
I fear that at this point after all this time they just don’t give a d**n
They don’t even need to sell the encryption keys, all they need to do are sell pre-signed individual tags to other manufacturers.
Another work around possible that I am using with some filaments.
I recieved Bambu Filaments with my X1C and simply reused the the tag when refilling the filament… It works…
So one solution would be to buy 1 roll of each filament color you use and reuse the tag… with refill filaments of no name filament providers…
The only problem with that being it may match the colour and type, but, the other brand filament will not be tuned/calibrated identically to the Bambu Lab equivalent causing unforeseen issue with speed and temperature differences.
True…
Luckily so far, the filaments I am Purchasing have the same properties as it worked just fine…
I created a device that automatically identifies third-party filaments using custom tags. The code has been open-sourced in Github [AMSPlusCore].
t seems like this: using an additional RFID reader to read custom tags for automatically identifying third-party filaments. And the principles can be seen in this video. https://youtu.be/-q1D9tzvf1Q
Well, isn’t this exciting!
I’ve only had my P1S a few weeks and after having to resort to 3rd party filament due to shipping/supply issues, the frustrations of manually entering the filament led me to start searching. Sure enough, someone figured it out.
This is a very cool project, congrats !
I’m using GitHub - drndos/openspoolman: Spoolman with bambulab NFC tags inspired by openspool
It’s still early in the development cycle and I had to build my own docker image to add support for my custom filament profiles.
But with that it’s working quite well and I like the Spoolman integration.
As we all know, BL is trying to kill projects like this with their upcoming firmware, so another reason to not update your printer and look for alternatives in the future…
huh not even a flipper can do that
Does anyone already know if the time is approaching when we will be able to create our own RFID tags with our filament settings?
Check out SpoolEase on Github and Makerlab.
