Klipperized your K1 printer and want to use OctoEverywhere for managing and viewing your prints from anywhere in the world for free? Then this project is for you!

This is a simple build centered around an Orange Pi Zero 2W running the OctoEverywhere Companion App. Note, while this is designed for the Orange Pi, it should fit a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W just fine, though the heatsink cutouts may not line up.

The first step is to procure and flash the appropriate firmware to your Zero 2W. I used Dietpi for my build, though you may have success with other Debian-based Linux builds. Just Google DietPi_OrangePiZero2W-ARMv8-Bookworm.img and flash that to your pi. I won't go into detail here as instructions are verbose, but Google is your friend. Once you have Linux up and running on your Zero 2w, follow the Octoeverywhere instructions here:

Great! Now you'll just need the printed case, a few short M2 self tapping screws, and a USB C flat cable. A bit of double-sided tape on the back of the case is optional if you want the OctoZero to feel a bit more solid on the printer. Heatsinks are optional, but I live in the desert, so I wanted to keep things cool.

You can find links the Pi and USB cable below:

Orange Pi Zero 2W 1GB(or more) RAM https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256805833810906.html

ADT-LINK USB 3.1 Type-C male to Type-A male flat cable - UTS3-MM-13P series S2L T3A 5cm https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256805961522061.html

Raspberry Pi Heatsink Kit https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07C7VCC9C