Review on 🖨️ Borosilicate Glass Printer with 235X235X3 7mm Printing Dimensions by Matt Weber

I use this on Ender 3 Pro (with detachable magnet case). I've never had trouble sticking to the substrate on larger surface prints. However, when printing small objects, I've had constant problems with the filament sticking to a certain part of my bed, suspecting it's a warped bed. Instead, I decided to try one of these glass beds. I removed the magnetic part and then used binding clips to attach this jar. Then realign the printer. My success rate increased immediately. It got even better when I started using Elmer's purple glue. I haven't had any misprints in 1-2 months due to adhesion issues. Sometimes it can be difficult to get the pressure off the bed. The best solution I've found is to remove the glass and put it (and the print) in the freezer. After about 20 minutes in the freezer, the pressure should release immediately. It might even just fall off, so be careful. I clean it every 4-5 prints to remove dirt. Just hold it under the faucet and rub the glue with your fingers until it disappears. As soon as water hits it. it turns purple again so you can see where you've deleted and where you haven't. I hope some new Ender 3 users find this useful.