Hell of a first upload. Well done!

This is one of the best and most informative videos I've watch for a long time. Amazing work, looking forward to watching more,

Jesus the energy behind these animations is excellent.

What a spectacular way to launch a KZfaq channel. Congratulations

Damn Tim, from just messing around in his garage to being a legit engineer. Proud of you 😢

I'm waiting for the next video. It'll be hard to maintain this amazing quality. I wish you success.

Awesome video. Super professional and information dense. I can't wait to see what else you produce, videos and prints. Thank you.

Great video mate! Loved the animations and style you have. Upgrade videos are my favourite. Your printer looks great too! Cheers

Good thing I stumbled across this video -- I just bought a hardened nozzle for my P1S but didn't even think to get hardened gears!

Love the style of the video. I've been 3D printing a long time and have to compliment you on the animations you created, as well as the excellent camera angles showing the detail of the work you're doing on the printer. The video and audio quality combined with the obvious editing effort that went into this make a great video. I can't believe you only have ~200 subscribers. Can't wait to see the next one!

Really nice video! Interesting, good pace and impressive editing. Keep up the good work! Im Subscribing!

Sick editing and damn you know your stuff!!

with great power comes great respronsitrilitries!

insane video quality, great job

💯 Dry Humor, Next Level Editing, Perfect Content. Subbed. Good luck w/ your channel….and thanks for this.

That was well done and quite entertaining. Very calm and collected way to present this video. Subscribed.

Great stuff Tim!

Thanks for an informative vid with amazing animations and editing. You deserve 1000x the subs.

I really like how you gave an insight about how nylon the material itself works, very well done!

Man, the video quality is great. Amazing stuff!

I saw this on Reddit, it’s beautiful

great content, great humor, great animations!

Love your style of humor and editing 👍 You got yourself a new sub.

Awesome 3d printer and the upgrades look cool 😎

Wow the production on this video is wild, I wish I could organize my thoughts as you do, bravo

good video, I enjoy the comedic bits

Hey Tim great video, especially straight out the gate. I don't know how concerned over privacy you are but this video makes it quite straightfoward to figure out your address.

Amazing job especially for a first upload,well done.

Subbed, great vid quality.

Nice work! I bought Nylon to try out too

Nice video, keep up the good work.

Just found your channel through recommendations. That's an incredible work! The filming and editing is extremely sick too. You deserve lots of subscribers! 💪

insane design

Great video🙌🏽

Man, this makes me wanna buy a Bambu lab and start modding (as if I could afford one). But the video making & quality is lit. Continue to make more content :)

Nice video, can't wait to see more

That was good content. Subbed!

Beautiful job! well done! 🙌🙌🙌

Great vid as as a X1C and A1 mini owner. This little build is tempting to tinker with an P1P Not bad thanks for showing us 👍 Great vid and editing

Just found your channel. Subscribed

Crazy video quality, your p1p looks now much better then p1s :)

Great video, just subbed

Very nice video !

Fantastic Video! Subbed!

Printing a cover for a not so neatly cut hole is definitely something I've done a couple times 😂. Super hard to make perfect holes with hand tools, but luckily they _are_ super easy to cover with a printer!

Great video, I got myself a P1S like two months ago since my first printer reached the end of its lifespan and the repair cost was too high. little side note I REALLY like the aesthetics of your room :)

earned a sub, very entertaining video

just got my p1s and looking forward to printing in nylon and CF

Great Video! Very informative and I really appreciate your fine sense of humor. I did the conversion from P1P to P1S a few weeks ago and I preferred - after some serious consideration - the original Bambu enclosure set. It's expensive, though. But it comes with all the parts, including all the necessary fans and mounts. And it's not to underestimate how much material and energy (and therefore money) is needed for DIY-printing and building an enclosure. At the end, the original enclosure is not so much more expensive anymore. And Bambu can't blame you for not using it when it comes to defects. Nevertheless your enclosure is great (and brings much more vision on the process) and will surely work perfect. Especially the lights are nothing less than amazing.

damm the transitions and animations and quality is top level i expected you to have at least 50k subs youll get there 1 day

Amazing first video 🔥

You've earned yourself a new subscriber. Amazing first video!

Great video. Brand new subscriber. Long time nylon user. Easy Nylon is funny because if you print it with regular nylon bed temps you will have a had time. You'll actually get better results if you use 50 degrees on the bed instead of higher temps. A thin layer of glue will be just as sufficient as thick glue but prettier. The packaging recommendations are actually spot on (when perfectly dry). The Easy Nylon you printed is still too wet from the looks of it. It will be silky smooth when completely dry. When wet, it'll get the bumpier texture and string like PETG. Idk if you have the engineering plate but i think that actually works the best with Easy Nylon. Finally, you used Easy Nylon.... It's easy lol. If you want a "real" challenge, pickup some Kodak Nylon. That'll require the preset temps, unlike the Overture. Again, great video. Just hoping to help, as an extensive non-CF nylon user.

Your video got randomly flushed into my feed but your animations and story telling is top notch! Well done! I‘ll drop a sub for now…

You sr earn a subscriber , great works

Good job on ordering to a locker i was a amazon driver for 3 years i cannot tell you how much stuff gets stolen in your lobby i am proud of you good job not being lazy like everyone else who gets their package stolen because some low life picked it up off the lobby floor.

Subbed, can't wait for more 😁

Top notch content my guy. Got my sub. In before 1000. You gonna have tens of thousands in no time. Keep it up. You and loyal Moses should do something.

Bravo!👏

I can only say: WOW!

I have gone for the air filteration inside, and inward exhaust to cool the chamber & keep fumes inside. This is pretty easy to do in klipper

Probably the best first video i've ever seen. I would suggest tuning your audio a little bit but other than that, this was awesome. Hope to see more in the future! :)

This is your first video? Subscribed to encourage you to do more!

Great planning, great execution, nice humor. Also, very fine adaptation about the lightswitch, but still OCD enough to make the whole as pleasant as possible. Subscribed!

This looks so great. I also appreciate you including the more human moments like the 20 mins for screws or not making a perfect drill hole

copper spot plating 3d printing instead, or even silver or zinc. yep pure metal.

Now you're ready to build a voron.

I loved your wotb vids, but im glad to see you move on

Excellent video your the 1st person i have seen upgrade a p1p please can you post a total cost.

amazing video, excited to see more from your channel

One trick I have used in my PrusaXL to improve my success with Nylon parts is to use a fiber reinforced nylon in the bulk structural areas and plain nylon in the contact areas. I also found that polycarbonate and nylon don't adhere to each other so if you can keep the PC and PA from contacting each other in a wipe tower and only use supports on the bed you can treat the PC almost like a dissolvable support material with the interface distance... That said on the XL a wipe tower is pretty much a necessity when switching filaments and i really struggled getting the mixed prints and wipe tower to behave.

Its funny how true the thought "bambu labs is the Apple of printers" is. The PCBs, the connections, the attention to detail/design is so much like Apple.

Thanks for the nice video! I'm upgrading my p1p too and not sure about installing the chamber fan because there is no temperature sensor in the p1p. So the fan is only adjusted by the g-code, right ?

That pickup code, tho.

Extremely good work man! This was the best 3D printing video I've seen in weeks. You easily got my subscription!

Got a New subscriber

Man, we are watching, don't be sad! +sub

I want to know about that projector under the living table! I plan on getting the P1S :)

You could add one of those PTC heaters to reach 60C inside the printer. I wasn't ever able to get more than 45C on x1c

"So I might have fuc*d up slightly..." 😅

Garolite works well for the bed for nylons

Keep up the nice video cutting/editing. In my opinion you does it best im camparison to other 3d printing enthusiats. And try polymaker CoPa. Grwat engineering filament and much easier to print.

Subbed at "hey siri, how do you say penematic?" Just took delivery of my X1C last night after 6mo with my A1 mini, working on a full secondary ventilated chamber to run it outside. We’ll see how that goes… 😅

Hi, I love the video and the volume of the music is perfect, but your voice is soo quiet! Please change that in the future, thank you so much.

Really cool video !! Do p1p or p1s have preset profiles for those engineering filaments like nylon-cf etc ?

Very nice video TiM, the animation are awesome, in what program you managed to do them? Good luck in the future 🎉

Well, it sounds as if PA was the best material (Nylon is actually just a brand name, not the material). However it's actually not even close to being the best material, and I'm talking about the mechanical properties and not about ease of use. Really the biggest problem with PA is that it trades toughness for rigidity. For example I would never print shelf parts out of it, because the load will deform it permanently over time. Toughtness is not the only strength property and therefore, while it is impact and shatter resistant, it's still not the strongest material (not even close). Also since it is hard to print properly, it will turn out weaker than PETG in a lot of cases. Furthermore it's unsuitable in a lot more cases than just shelf parts.Whenever rigidity is required, then PA is the wrong material. Printed CNC machines for example. In the vast majority of cases PLA, PETG or ABS/ASA is better suited than PA. PLA expecially when it needs to be stiff and resist deflection under non constant load and when temperature is low. Or ABS/ASA for constant loads. Yes PA can be made stiffer when using PACF, but it still won't be as stiff as some other options like PLA and the CF content might be unsuitable in many cases, because CF changes it's size based on room temperature and that causes a lot of mechanical problems, too. In my experience of 5 years with many different filaments, I'd argue, that there are almost no cases where PA is the best choice. Wear and friction resistance is one of the few cases wher PA shines over the other filaments. There is a reason why PLA and PETG is so widely popular. ANd that's not only because they're easy to work with, but also because they are suited to most use cases and even in special cases I'd probably not use PA, unless specifically required. And their spread make them cheap, so the higher price for PA is not an argument for it being better. Quite the contrary.

This level of video material worths a subscription. Well done Tim. Subscribed!

Hi! Great video! Do you manage to keep the Nylon dry at 55°C with the Sunlu S1 Dryer?

using abs/pa mix with no filling @ installing hardened steel gears abs/pa mixes as shown "easy nylon" are printing as easy and fun as usual abs.

Dang thats a really good printer in the background what upgrades did you do to it to get like 15kmm/s speeds

Nice video. Sadly, audio is little too low.

you are missing a filament cutter arm. otherwise very good video, subscribed.

Very good video but could be better with a better mic. Voice volume is too low.

You are a very young engineer…..someday you will now….theory and practice

nice video so i subcribed for more.

Dremel's are the bomb!!!!!

Do you have any sources for the graphs you use, like the one at 8:48 ? (There are none linked in the description) And if you measured them yourself: what setup and parameters were used ?

Cool, some nice mods there. Only thing i can see is that top does not seem to fit (i can see the light leakage at the front which means air / heat leakage) and also its too low. I used my p1s for quite a few months low down like yours before making a much bigger extension on the top because the ptfe tube hits and rubs agenst the top. Its left pits and scratches in my top part and the ptfe tube has rubbed itself down flat on one side. Also just wondering did you heat up the printer before printing the nilon? Maybe i missed you saying you did? Cheers for the video.

There’s no fucking way he has 181 subscribers, you are so professional. The video is so well made. I subbed :)