Turning A1534 CPUBook into MacBook via Thermal Modification. Save those lemons from the landfill!

In this video I am doing Thermal Mod on 2015 Apple 12" Retina MacBook. Model number A1534. I came across a post on MacRumors about it (bit.ly/3YRKrNJ) , tried it and was pretty impressed with the results. So decided to record a video of the process, before and after. IMHO every A1534 MacBook needs this mod. It feels snappier after the modification and I am pretty certain it will save the CPU from overheating which happens constantly on these MacBooks.
Parts related to this video:
Arctic MX-4 Thermal Paste: amzn.to/3WeclBF
BG W-05 Grinder: s.click.aliexp...
15x15mm 0.3mm Copper pads: s.click.aliexp...
20x20mm 0.3mm Copper pads: s.click.aliexp...
RGeek Thermal Pads: bit.ly/3hMnxX1
Dumont Tweezers #5: amzn.to/3GajzRJ
X-Acto Z series #11 blades: amzn.to/3v7Bsdt
Parts and equipment I use:
MG Chemicals Overcoat Pen amzn.to/34T7jow
Hakko FR810B-05 SMD Hot Air Rework Station: amzn.to/33Y4FNK
Hakko Air Rework Station Bent Nozzle Kit: amzn.to/3FOdPtl
JBC NASE-1C Nano Rework Station: amzn.to/3eKTKsB
Hakko FX951 Soldering Station: amzn.to/3JPVNdj
Hakko T15-BCM2 Concave Bevel Tip: amzn.to/3JSwLu1
Amtech NC-559-V2-TF Flux : amzn.to/3eGt9Nm
Low Melt Solder: s.click.aliexp...
Mechanic Leaded Solder 63/37: s.click.aliexp...
Mechanic OK7 Glue: s.click.aliexp...
Qianli Macaron on Aliexpress: s.click.aliexp....
Qianli Macaron Spot Welder on Amazon: amzn.to/3ScVMDx
Qianli Macaron on MobileSentrix: bit.ly/3QOySS3
Kingbo Soldering Flux on MobileSentrix: bit.ly/3G1JN8P

[@MrPnew1]

Watching on an A1534 now actually 🤭 thanks for the demo Vlad, well worth doing or getting you to do it for your A1534 customers.

[@xionwin5514]

Thanks, watching this on an original A1534, truly I like this laptop very much, I hope I will do this following your steps if I can't bear this machine one day.

[@ducpm92]

I want to ask for information about grinding tools

[@Andriyapps]

tnx for the info i shoud try it with my model 2017 on m3

[@jason41a]

most laptops components are on the top side of the laptop. this one is on the bottom plate, when i opened it i almost damage the cables. very odd design and very risky/ hard to service.