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SUMMARY

Ender 3 V2 on Klipper without a Raspberry Pi: Klipper host in a UTM VM on a Mac, full calibration method, as a Claude Code skill

README.md

Ender 3 V2: Klipper on a Mac

Run Klipper on a Creality Ender 3 V2 without a
Raspberry Pi: the Klipper host (Klipper, Moonraker, Mainsail) lives in a
headless Debian 12 arm64 VM under UTM on an
always-on Apple Silicon Mac. macOS keeps the printer's USB serial and a small
bridge forwards it to the VM over TCP.

This repository is a Claude Code plugin: a
skill that walks an agent (and you) through the whole migration from Marlin,
a full calibration and a go/no-go test, plus the scripts and configs it uses.
Everything can also be followed by hand.

Results on one printer

Stock Ender 3 V2 (board 4.2.2, bowden extruder, CR Touch clone, carborundum
glass bed), mainline Klipper over the bridge:

Before (Marlin) After (Klipper)
Go/no-go print (~3 h, dense retractions) — 0 Timer too close, 0 lost communication, bytes_invalid 0
Bed mesh range, 180 × 210 mm 0.82 mm (UBL) 0.205 mm
Probe repeatability (PROBE_ACCURACY std dev) — 0.0075 mm
A bust, same slicer 4 h 05 (stock Orca process) 1 h 51 (fast process), 2.2× faster
PLA first layer — sticks to the stock glass without glue

The mesh gain came mostly from fixing the X gantry and tramming properly;
Klipper made that measurable.

How it works

 Mac (owns the USB)                               Debian VM (UTM, headless)
 CH340 -> klipper-serial-bridge.py (LaunchAgent)  socat -> /dev/printer -> Klipper
          TCP 192.168.64.1:7523  --host-only-->   Moonraker + Mainsail on the LAN

Why not a Pi, Docker or UTM USB passthrough: see
docs/adr/0001.

Install as a Claude Code plugin

claude plugin marketplace add oscarolar/ender3v2-klipper-on-mac
claude plugin install ender3v2-klipper-on-mac@ender3v2-klipper-on-mac

Then ask Claude something like "move my Ender 3 V2 to Klipper on this Mac".
The skill keeps your printer on Marlin until the VM is proven, asks you for
physical feedback only (paper feel, knob turns, tower heights), and reads
every result as numbers from Moonraker.

Follow it by hand

Start at SKILL.md, then the
references in order:

  1. host-vm-and-bridge.md
  2. firmware-and-cutover.md and printer-config.md
  3. calibration.md, print-start-and-probe.md, slicer-orca.md
  4. go-no-go-and-rollback.md

troubleshooting.md when stuck.

What is in files/

Path What
mac/create-vm.sh creates the UTM VM from Debian's genericcloud image with cloud-init
mac/klipper-serial-bridge.py USB serial ↔ TCP bridge (pyserial)
mac/install-agents.sh, mac/launchd/*.plist.tmpl bridge and VM keep-alive LaunchAgents, App Nap off for UTM
mac/deploy-config.sh copies the installer and Klipper config into the VM
vm/ cloud-init seed, systemd units, nginx site, install-stack.sh (includes the TRSYNC_TIMEOUT patch)
firmware/ender3v2-422.config Klipper firmware build config for the 4.2.2 board
klipper/ printer.cfg, macros.cfg (PRINT_START, PRINT_END, power-loss resume), moonraker.conf
orca/ OrcaSlicer printer + fast process profile generator
tools/ Moonraker API helper and a print monitor

Hosts, IPs, labels and paths are settings with defaults (UTM's
192.168.64.0/24 host-only network, com.example launchd labels); each
script documents its variables in its header.

Tests

uvx --with pyserial pytest -q tests

Covers the serial bridge (with pyserial's loop://) and the Orca profile
generator. Klipper batch-mode tests of the macros (scripts/test_klippy.py)
are not included: they need a Klipper checkout and a built firmware
dictionary, i.e. the VM.

Limitations

  • Tested on one printer: Ender 3 V2, board 4.2.2, stock bowden, a CR Touch
    clone, a Mac mini M1 with UTM 4.7 and Debian 12. Other boards (4.2.7), probes
    or extruders need their own pins and numbers.
  • The Mac is now part of the printer. A Mac reboot stops the print
    (heaters off); turn macOS automatic updates off. Power-loss resume
    (PLR_RESUME) is best effort.
  • Homing and probing are sensitive to stalls on the VM → bridge path. It
    needs App Nap off, an interactive-priority bridge and a one-line Klipper
    patch (TRSYNC_TIMEOUT 25 → 50 ms) that every Klipper update reverts until
    install-stack.sh is re-run. The root cause of the rare stalls was not
    proven.
  • The stock DWIN display goes dark; you control the printer from Mainsail.
  • No accelerometer: input shaping is chosen from a printed ringing tower.
  • A CR Touch clone can still latch at print start; the only fix is a printer
    power cycle. The start macro reduces how often it happens, it does not
    remove it.
  • Nothing here is endorsed by Creality, Klipper, UTM or OrcaSlicer.

License

MIT, see LICENSE.

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