Tronxy X5sa Pro modified with NF Sunrise, enclosure, and Klipper

I’ve made videos before talking about the Tronxy 3D printers I’ve owned over the years.
Here’s the latest - finally it runs well and produces useful parts in ABS material at 100mm/s, acceleration 4000, running Klipper with input shaping. I’m really happy with it and actually, there aren’t that many modifications from standard as you’ll see in this video. I still use the standard frame, heated bed, power supply, gantry, cable chain, and wiring.
I hope it inspires you to get the best out of your own Tronxy, either if you’ve had the printer for a while or if you’re considering buying one new.
If you get a new one, be careful to ensure you can install Klipper on the latest Tronxy controller boards (I’m not certain you can; this one is a V6) - you might need to change the printer’s control board to a SKR Turbo or similar.
Thanks for watching and happy 3D printing!