A 2.4, a Trident, a V0 you printed yourself — on the same screen as your Bambu and Prusa machines, not in a separate Mainsail tab. Live status, a queue that routes itself, and orders that flow straight to the floor. It talks to Moonraker; you don’t flash a thing.
Supported models
Every Voron speaks Klipper over Moonraker, so it connects through the AutoPrintFarm hub on your local network and lives in the same fleet view as the rest of your printers.
How the hub connects
What you get
A hand-built 2.4 shows up next to a P1S and an MK4 in one fleet view — same live status, same queue, same alerts. No more running the Voron in its own browser tab while the rest of the shop lives somewhere else.
Temps, current job, progress, and print state for every Voron on one screen, read over Moonraker — catch a failed print in under a minute, not the next morning when the spaghetti has cooled.
Route a sliced job to whichever printer is free. The queue doesn’t care that your Trident is homemade and the printer beside it shipped in a box — it just knows what’s open and sends the work.
Getting started
No slicer plugins, no SD cards, no port forwarding — just the hub on your local network.
Connect the AutoPrintFarm hub to your Wi-Fi. It finds your Vorons running Moonraker on your local network — the same machines Mainsail or Fluidd already see.
Confirm each Voron and its Moonraker address so the hub can read status and dispatch jobs over your own network. No Klipper config to edit, no firmware to reflash, no plugin to install.
Every Voron appears with live status alongside the rest of your fleet. Route jobs from the queue, monitor each print, and get a push alert the moment one fails.
Voron FAQ
Don’t see yours? Email nate@autoprintfarm.com — a real person reads every message.
The 2.4, Trident, V0, and Switchwire all run Klipper with Moonraker, so they connect through the hub. If Mainsail or Fluidd can see your build, AutoPrintFarm can run it — including the one-off variants nobody else accounts for.
No. AutoPrintFarm talks to your Voron through Moonraker’s API over your local network. There’s no printer.cfg to touch, no firmware to reflash, no plugin to install, and no port forwarding to set up — the hub does the connecting.
Yes — that’s the point. A 2.4, a P1S, and an MK4 sit in the same fleet view, share one queue, and feed off the same Etsy and Shopify orders. The queue routes work to whatever’s free, regardless of brand.
It keeps printing. The job runs on the printer itself, so a dropped connection won’t pause or ruin it. When the hub reconnects, live status and the queue catch right back up.
Ready when your farm is
One place for your printers, your orders, and your team — and it keeps running long after you’ve closed the laptop.
Free for one printer · no credit card · 5-minute setup
