Anycubic · 3D printers
A WiFi USB stick for your Anycubic 3D printer.
Prints a sliced file from a FAT32 USB drive. WiFiDrive stays in its USB port, looks to the Anycubic like any stick, and gets your prints there over your own WiFi.
- Works as it ships: the Anycubic reads it as is.
- Print a file straight from it, as from any stick.
- If your Anycubic won’t read it, a full refund within 30 days.
Models
Every Anycubic 3D printer.
WiFiDrive goes in its USB port on every one.
Kobra series
- Kobra S1
- Kobra S1 Max
- Kobra X
- Kobra 4
- Kobra 3
- Kobra 3 V2
- Kobra 3 Max
Photon Mono series
- Photon Mono M7
- Photon Mono M7 Pro
- Photon Mono M7 Max
- Photon Mono 4
- Photon Mono 4 Ultra
Photon series
- Photon P1
- Photon P1 Max
The stick
What a Anycubic asks of it.
- Loads a filePrints a sliced file from the drive; on the Kobra line USB is listed as print only; STL and OBJ are not read
- File systemFAT32; Kobra S1 and S1 Max: 32 KB allocation unit; Photon Mono 4 and M7 Max: 4096-byte allocation unit
- SizeKobra S1: 64 GB or less; Kobra S1 Max: 16 GB or less advised; Photon Mono 4, M7 Max, M7 Pro: under 32 GB
- Folders and namesPhoton: files in the root, English names of 15 characters or fewer; Kobra 2 Pro: English or numeric names, at most two folder levels
- File typesKobra: .gcode; Photon: the sliced format Photon Workshop sets for each model
- WiFiDrive’s layoutThe one it ships with
- Sourceswiki.anycubic.com, store.anycubic.com, store.anycubic.com (2), store.anycubic.com (3), store.anycubic.com (4)
Will it work with your Anycubic?
If your Anycubic reads a USB stick, it reads WiFiDrive. If yours doesn’t, send it back within 30 days for a full refund.