Live Screen Mirror
Streams your Snapmaker U1 display to a dedicated touchscreen over local Wi-Fi.
Wireless Snapmaker U1 Companion
A dedicated 3.5" touchscreen loaded with features and the flexibility to match how you work. Mirror your Snapmaker U1 in near real time, send touch back to the printer, check dryer readings when you want them, watch your printer cameras while prints run, and use it as your RFID filament station—wireless setup so everything is ready to go.
Local network only. No cloud account required.
Core Features
Streams your Snapmaker U1 display to a dedicated touchscreen over local Wi-Fi.
Use the external display as a true control surface, not just a viewer.
Watch a live feed from your printer on SnapTouch. Camera one and camera two when your machine has both.
Wirelessly configure your printer filament setup from the companion display. Scan a tag and press send.
Jump between mirror and control, live camera feeds, dryer monitoring, or RFID filament setup with a tap — just the mode you need, when you need it.
Show dryer status, temperature, and humidity from your selected entity and enable two video feeds.
Configure Wi-Fi, printer IP, and options through a built-in captive portal.
Fully wireless over your home Wi-Fi. Take SnapTouch from room to room without a cable run back to the printer.
Auto sleep and touch wake keep the experience clean and practical.
Live Screen Mirror
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How It Works
Boot SnapTouch and connect your phone to its setup hotspot.
Enter Wi-Fi credentials, printer IP, and optional Home Assistant details.
Use mirror mode for printer control or switch to dryer mode when needed.
Technical Snapshot
FAQ
No. It works as a secondary display. It mirrors and controls the original display when in printer mode.
No, it is designed for local network use.
Through the built-in hotspot and captive portal using your phone browser.
It uses standard USB power.
Yes. You can enable Home Assistant monitoring and choose the mode behavior.
Yes. You can disable Home Assistant monitoring and use printer mode behavior only.
Don't worry—just uncheck the option in configuration.
Unfortunately, you won't be able to use Dryer mode or the video feeds. The device will show an error and take you to the right place.
Unfortunately not. You must install the extended firmware first.
After you encode the RFID tags with a simple phone app (details are in the instructions), open RFID mode on SnapTouch, select the toolhead you want to configure, scan the tag, press Send, and you are done. The easy-to-use interface guides you through each step and helps protect you from mistakes.
Any NTAG tags encoded for OpenSpool. You can configure the brand you want while encoding with your mobile app. Snapmaker, Bambu, and non-OpenSpool tags are not supported yet; a solution for future releases is in progress.
DIY Version: You procure your own hardware, solder, assemble, and program the device with the provided firmware. It can only offer two feature areas: Printer mode and/or Dryer mode.
Basic Version: I ship you a fully assembled, tested, and programmed unit that delivers Printer and/or Dryer mode. It includes a free 3D-printed case.
Pro Version: I ship you a fully assembled, tested, and programmed unit that delivers Printer, Dryer, video feeds, and RFID modes. It includes a free 3D-printed case in your choice of two colors. I also provide Home Assistant examples for the configuration and automations you need. You also receive five RFID tags free so you can use RFID right away. Email is available for product questions and clarifications.
Basic and Pro versions include printed instructions and links to the full documentation.
See it in action in the Wayne Dryer Box project on MakerWorld. If you are interested in this device, there is a good chance you will want to print that project too. Available here.
Yes, I've got you. It is available for free on MakerWorld here.
Yes. You can run more than one device, but using more than two may add noticeable load to your printer and Home Assistant. Current testing has only been done with up to two.
Absolutely not. This project was created for fun and out of passion for technology and gadgets. Many people contributed to make it possible, and we all share that spirit. The DIY firmware and instructions for the community version are free. Pre-assembled Basic and Pro units are paid because they include hardware, assembly, flashing, testing, packaging, and extra Pro hardware/features where applicable. However, if the DIY version helped you and you want to show gratitude, you can buy me a coffee :) here.
No formal support or guarantee is provided. This is a community/fun project built by a fellow user and developed in free time. You use it at your own responsibility.
Go DIY Version: get your hardware, start with the firmware and setup docs, then have fun.
Don't want to DIY? Purchase.