Have been having so much luck with he Bambu Lab H2D 3d printer, I wanted to try printing some TPU items. (TPU (Thermoplastic Polyurethane) filament is a versatile 3D printing material that is a blend of plastic and rubber, resulting in a durable, flexible, and high impact-resistant print. ) Problem is the AMS 2 doesn’t support TPU, it EATS it. Causing user to disassemble AMS to clear out the misfeed. So during their Black Friday sale (45% off) we purchased an older P1S JUST FOR TPU printing. This printer shows its age in the Bambu line of products. Smaller B/W display, smaller build area, one print head and speed. However it works. Slightly more difficult to setup than the H2D, but not painful at all. In less than 30 minutes of unboxing, we were printing flexible items. It does tend to string a bit more, and braces are a little harder to get off. But all and all, another great product.