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ORCASLICER RESTORES BAMBULAB PRINTER NETWORK SUPPORT

INDUSTRY DESK1 MIN READ
THU, JUN 25, 2026

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OrcaSlicer has restored full BambuNetwork functionality for Bambu Lab 3D printers. The update re-enables direct network communication features that allow users to control and monitor their printers remotely.

The restoration of BambuNetwork support addresses a gap in OrcaSlicer's integration with Bambu Lab hardware. BambuNetwork enables users to send print jobs directly to their printers over the network, monitor print progress in real-time, and access camera feeds without requiring manual USB transfers or alternative workarounds. OrcaSlicer, a fork of the popular Bambu Studio slicing software, serves users who prefer open-source alternatives or need enhanced customization options. The project maintains compatibility with Bambu Lab's ecosystem while offering community-driven development. The update has generated significant interest in developer communities, with the GitHub repository drawing 144 points and 58 comments on Hacker News. The restored functionality brings OrcaSlicer closer to feature parity with Bambu Studio while maintaining its independent development path.

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