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For our use case the 80mm width was a tad too small. If you're printing "landscape" on the thermal printer, the text not big enough to fit a ticket title in a reasonably sized sticky note. It works, but it's not really readable from more than a few meters.
The paper is from MaxStick (no affiliation). Depending on your use case, pick a glue pattern without full coverage (e.g. center adhesive), so you can easily move the paper without having to pry your fingernails under an edge.
https://maxstick.com/
https://github.com/wannessels/stickyprint
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I bought all the equipment to do something like this a while ago, and wanted to set up a script that would print a daily briefing every morning. Then I realized that I would basically be generating tons of garbage for an absolutely frivolous purpose, so I never did it.
I did end up reusing the printer to turn it into a Game Boy Printer, though! ...And I make sure to only print pictures I plan on keeping. ;)
https://github.com/iamjackg/esp32-phomemo-gameboy-printer
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automated-ticket-printer
This project is an automated solution to print tickets and items as they get assigned.
Oh man, a friend of mine did exactly the same thing back in college, but using a tessel instead of a rpi: https://github.com/JRJurman/automated-ticket-printer
In action: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sOBhAbXNgUI
IIRC, he actually used it on coop for awhile with a physical ticket spike to store completed tickets on. It's pretty cool to see when the issue volume is just right.
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There is a version - it's been posted on HN before: https://github.com/baicunko/scanyourpdf