docker-spoolease-bambustudio

Web-accessible SpoolEase Custom Bambu Studio running in a browser — a self-hosted, containerized slicer with integrated SpoolEase filament management.

This image packages yanshay's SpoolEase fork of Bambu Studio, built on the linuxserver/docker-bambustudio Selkies web-desktop base, with the upstream Bambu Studio build swapped for the SpoolEase fork.

Access

Served over HTTPS only. After starting the container, open https://<host-ip>:3001 and accept the self-signed certificate warning.

Notes

• Unofficial, community-maintained. Not affiliated with Bambu Lab. The SpoolEase fork is maintained by yanshay.
• Bambu Studio's beta-update prompt is disabled in this image, so it won't offer to replace the SpoolEase fork with upstream Bambu Studio.
• Behaviour is otherwise identical to the upstream linuxserver/bambustudio image.

Connecting a printer

Bambu Studio discovers printers via mDNS/SSDP broadcast, which does not cross Docker's bridge network. To connect a LAN-only printer, add it manually by IP:

Device → "Bind with Access Code" → enter the printer's IP address + access code (shown on the printer under Settings → LAN Only).

If the printer is on a separate VLAN, ensure the host can route to it. For automatic discovery, run the container with host networking on the printer's subnet.

Credits

• SpoolEase and the Bambu Studio fork by yanshay
• Base image: linuxserver/docker-bambustudio
• Bambu Studio by Bambu Lab (AGPL-3.0)

License

AGPL-3.0, matching upstream Bambu Studio.

Acknowledgements & disclosure

This container packaging and its CI pipeline were assembled with AI assistance (Claude) — the Dockerfile adaptation, the build workflow, and the configuration tweaks. It is a community packaging effort and is provided as-is; please review before use.

All credit for the actual application belongs to yanshay, who created and maintains the SpoolEase project and the SpoolEase Bambu Studio fork that this image runs. This repository only packages that work into a container; it does not modify the slicer itself beyond disabling the upstream beta-update prompt to prevent the fork being overwritten.

If you find SpoolEase useful, support the original project rather than this packaging repo.