I found the Unified 2 firmware to be easier than Vanilla Marlin and less confusing. I am still having problems with my CRTouch crashing into my build plate. To be fair it might be my fault when I programed the firmware file. I have a Ender3 Pro with the Creality 4.27 board with the STM32F103-RET6 processor and a Extender XLT conversion. I am still trying to figure out why my nozzle is crashing into the build plate. (CRTouch) passes the self test.

The difference is incredible. The only issue I had is the video show the X1C install, which shows a different connection setup than is present with the P1S. There is a black tape that shows where the USB port is. Remove that to expose the light plug.

What more can I say then it is Polymaker! Use the preset for this material on the Bambu Lab X1-Carbon and slice and hit print. Next thing you know you'll have a great looking print with a great looking surface......but like all other filaments it won't magically make anyone better at 3D Printing!

I love my aftermarket Bambu Lab X1-Carbon build plates with cool designs like the PEO plates. But some filaments just do not like sticking to it. So I figured I would give this bed cement a try on the PEO build plate..... It prints on it with great adhesion and the printed surface looks as nothing was even applied to the build plate!

Bought a short amount to replace the part in the print chamber on the Bambu Lab X1-Carbon. More PTFE started getting thin so I order more of this and replace it all the way into the AMS so far. It has been working great. Doesn't seem to be any resistance and no issues with filament being fed or retracted through it at all!