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Snapmaker U1 Shutter Timelapse tool

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⚠️ Important:
Install the shutter holder everytime only AFTER bed leveling.
If you leave it mounted during calibration/homing, the printer may hit and damage the holder.

 

📸 Easy Timelapse Mod for Snapmaker U1

 

Hello everyone!
I created a simple shutter timelapse setup for the Snapmaker U1 that lets you easily create smooth timelapse videos using your smartphone and a cheap Bluetooth remote shutter. Timelapse videos are perfect for TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts.
They make the printing process look fast, satisfying, and engaging — great for growing your audience or showcasing your prints.

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🧰 What You Need

  • Bluetooth remote shutter (AliExpress / Amazon)
  • Smartphone (iOS or Android)
  • Timelapse editor app:
    • Premier Pro
    • DaVinci Resolve (Desktop)
    • Velocity Lapse / CapCut (Mobile)

🛠️ Installation

  1. Mount the shutter holder onto your Snapmaker U1 frame.
  2. Insert the Bluetooth shutter button into the printed holder.
  3. Secure the two-part locking clips (“fingers”) onto each hotend. Before installing them on the printer, repeatedly open and close the clips a one time so they loosen up and move smoothly.
  4. Position your phone so the nozzle moves out of frame during each photo.
  5. Modify your timelapse G-code (see below).
  6. Enjoy

🧾 Timelapse G-code Setup

1. Open printer settings

 

2.Paste my modified g-code to “Layer change G-code”:

 

;AFTER_LAYER_CHANGE
;[layer_z]
SET_PRINT_STATS_INFO TOTAL_LAYER={total_layer_count} CURRENT_LAYER={layer_num+1}
G91                     ; relative positioning
G1 Z0.6 F1200           ; small Z-hop
G90                     ; back to absolute positioning
G1 X250 Y265 F18000     ; move diagonally first
G1 X265 Y265 F18000     ; then move along X to final parking position
G4 P100                 ; short 0.1s pause
G1 X255 Y265 F18000     ; move 10mm left after shutter press
G4 P2000                ; 2-second pause for phone to take picture

 

3. Save settings with new name

 

Due to many requests for commercial licenses for my 3D models I created a Patreon page. You can become a member to get permission for commercial use or just want to support my work:
https://www.patreon.com/c/PlasticDreams3D

 

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