🖨️ Enhance Your Printing Experience with the AOMUWKE Printer Magnetic Flexible Platform Review

Much easier than trying to scrape something off the build plate. Remember to make the base layers a bit thicker so they don't flex when you flex the board. The fact that it contains two plates also means I can remove one print, put on a second and immediately start the next print and then clean the first.

This didn't quite match my board but still great quality. The blade is covered with a plastic film for protection during transport. No stains or problems in the finish, it was perfectly smooth. I'm new to resin printing so not sure if they should fit perfectly or not but the photo shows they don't fit the entire panel. It's larger than my printable area so I think it will be fine. Time will tell how well they hold up. I will update my review if anything changes.

I simply attached this magnetic plate to my printing plate, left it on for 24 hours with intermittent pressure, then attached the flexible plate and started printing. a solid mass, but on other prints individual supports (fully formed) flaked off the surface, slightly deforming the entire print. They just didn't have enough grip to get stuck. My plan, after someone on the forum mentioned that their other brand of plates came with sandpaper, is to sand the surface a bit and do the same. I think…