Track Bambu Lab Spools in Spoolman

Hi, i have developed a semi automated solution to track the original Bambu Lab Spools in Spoolman with your own server or Raspberry Pi

For this you need a Spoolman instance and Docker.

You can find my project on Github:
bambulab-ams-spoolman-filamentstatus

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This is a really neat project. Thanks for your effort and for sharing it!

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Sounds interesting, nicely done :slight_smile:

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This is going to be great once you get the auto-spool enrollment working.

I might even start saving my leftovers instead of just throwing them away.

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Sounds very promising.

I wonder if the logic could be adapted to also work with reused BL rfid tags on non BL spools too?

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Mh, i think thats not possible because you cant reset the status of the remaining filament, but im not 100% sure about it

Ok - would be interested in the MQTT gets the remaining filament from the RFID or from the AMS working it out by pulling filament and counting the number of rolls.

I guess though that even if it does report 100% from reused filaments it might be possible to do some sort calculation to get a rough idea of how often the filament that is assigned the the reused tags has been reported.

Will give your system a try and see what happens with BL and NonBL spools.

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I have implemented some more Features to it:

  • Web UI for manually merge or create Spools with collected data
  • Automatic Mode for automatically merge or create Spools with collected data
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Hi @Rdiger-36 , thanks for this tool! I just installed it together with spoolman and it worked out of the box. Will check and test how this combination helps to support my workflow in the future.
Thanks again
Falk

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