Signal to smart home when done 3d print

FYI in case it helps anyone

I took a door sensor and mounted a magnet on the cable of the printer (doesn't get hot), placed the sensor below the table and then added g codes to the end g-code block

G1 Y300 F500; move to Y=300 at speed F500 (where contact will be closed)
G4 30; wait for 30 sec

Then created a webcore (could be a rule machine) that triggered when contact closed and stayed closed for 28 sec. Then I sent a notification to phone and speak on several elexa's

What kind of printer is this and does it use Klipper?

There is a Klipper devices driver that will provide this information as well. I use it to turn on/off a air Purifier that is smart and connected to Hubitat.

there's a mile long thread here with all sorts of cool (and maybe some useless but humorous) stuff https://community.hubitat.com/t/lets-talk-3d-printers - would prob be a good location for this

hmmm..never heard of Klipper .its a Creality CR-10 Smart. Note I get a notification from that app but there was no good way (that I knew) to tie that to hubitat (no IFTTT)

thanks! will add to that thread

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Klipper is open source 3d printer software many systems used, or you would use if you DIY building a 3d Printer. My Sovol Sv07 and several other 3d printers use kilpper. Creality even used klipper for some time, but I am not sure if they still do.

There's both Klipper and Octoprint integrations, not sure if either would work with your printer.
Creality is a marketing black hole I try to avoid. :neutral_face:

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why does the Sv07 not support ABS ?

I should clarify i have a SV07 Plus and my initial though was that it does. I just looked at their site though and it doesn't look like they say it does.

Only differences other the print volume betwee. The regulat and plus ia the print bed temp. Ths plus can go a little higher at 100 c while the regular svo7 can only go to 80.

Either way neither would be optimal as i under stand it since they are not enclosed and do not have a good way to deal with fumes. I have only used it for PLA which it has done a great job with.