I’m shopping for a new board for a 3D printer and a popular board that I can easily get is the MKS Tinybee. It uses an ESP32 as MCU and shift registers (74HC595) as port expanders. I found a fork of the Klipper MCU firmware for ESP32 here , so that should work. But as far as I can see Klipper only…

I personally would avoid MCU’s that aren’t officially supported by Klipper. Did you read the readme? [image] Forks like this tend to end up suddenly unsupported and strand users with an out of date version of Klipper and no upgrade path.

MKS Tinybee

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hcet14 November 20, 2025, 5:55pm 3

You may have a look here Why is Klipper not compatible with ESP32? - #2 by jakep_82.

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