Hello!! First post, thought I'd share my K1 Max setup. Got the printer over Christmas, so I'm fairly new to the hobby. Printer: - Creality K1 Max AI Mods: - MicroSwiss FlowTech hot end - Chamber heater - Light bar - Lid riser - Upgraded bowden tube routing - Run out sensor relocation - AI Lidar removed Materials printed with: - PLA - PETG - ABS - ABS-GF - PA6-CF - ASA - PC - TPU Description of mods: The light bar is a 5800 lumen LED strip mounted to a small lid riser I designed and printed. I kept having filament snap in the bowden tube (yes, it was dry!) due to the tight stock bend radius. This was especially an issue with TPU and PC. So I added the lid riser to accommodate a much improved bowden setup. The lid riser is 8" tall sheets of acrylic, held together with printed brackets with a printed lid adapter on top. I had to relocate the run out sensor to the back, which was accomplished by drilling a small hole in the back panel underneath the cable routing channel to pass the connector through. The tubes go from the relocated run out sensor up through a hole in the back of the lid riser and down into the print head. Works marvelously. The chamber heater is a 500 watt PTC heater I found on Amazon for $40. It is mounted over a hole cut in the side panel (replaced side panel with an acrylic sheet to avoid cutting a large hole in the stock panel), taking external air, heating it, and forcing it into the enclosure, relying on the leakiness of the enclosure to exhaust. It would be more efficient to recirculate the air, but there isn't enough room to mount the heater entirely inside the enclosure, so this will do for now until I can route some ducting. As it stands it's able to reach 60C, which was my goal. Don't want it much hotter than that to avoid damaging the printer internals, and 60C is plenty for keeping tricky engineering materials from warping. Works like a charm. Anyway, that's my setup. As I said it's just a start and I'm only about 2 months into the hobby. What do you think? What other mods should I do to it?