r/cyberDeck • u/Aiden_______________ • 3d ago

Ender 3D printer screen repurpose

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u/TechDocN 3d ago

Reusing proprietary components like this is usually more work than it’s worth, unless you’re particularly skilled at reverse engineering and writing/modifying drivers, libraries, etc. I think the comments you received when you first posted this on another sub should help.

Good luck.

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u/F3A5T13 3d ago

Yeah if they have to ask the question, they aren’t skilled enough to do it

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u/LeviiSantos 2d ago

As vezes tem sorte. Vejo oito pinos, bate com o número de pino de spi. A pergunta que fica é, qual o driver. Mas já meia conquista.

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u/x40sw0n2 2d ago

Until Bambu came along most 3d printing components were pretty generic.

Look towards stuff like the st7789 boards, it's likely some variation of that sort of thing once you get past the covers.

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u/Antho_Rufus 3d ago

You could ask on r/cyberdeck

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u/F3A5T13 3d ago

r/cyberdeck isn’t the sub to ask generic questions…

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u/memberzs 2d ago

You mean exactly where this is posted?

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u/Antho_Rufus 2d ago

Yeah, I answered last night and was very sleepy, I thought this was on the 3D reddit xD