Creality Original Flexible Removable 235X235MM: The Ultimate 3D Printer Upgrade Review

Can't say anything bad about it yet, it outperforms my glass bed by 1000 times. I had to use Elmer's glue to get my first few layers to stick (this may be due to user error). After manually leveling the platform and then manually leveling the grid I printed flawlessly on this platform, even with my deformed heatbed I still print flawlessly, I didn't realize how good it was to literally set and forget your prints. I don't understand how people destroy their beds when printing, my PLA prints come

This magnetic work surface was the answer to many of my 3D printing problems. In particular, it solved the adhesion issues I had when printing with PETG. PLA adhered well to my glass platform (mostly), but I struggled to get permanent adhesion with PETG, especially on small parts. Parts adhere perfectly to this surface. In fact, they stick almost too well. Small parts and nozzle cleaning strips in particular can be difficult to remove. It's a double-edged sword, however, as it can be difficult…

Great! I have been working with FDM printers for a number of years. My first printer had a glass platen. It sucked to bother with hairspray, duct tape, or any other method to help adhesion. This was with my Ender 3 Pro and I loved it. A few weeks ago a friend of mine sold me his Ender 3 (same plate size as the Pro) but had an official Creality glass plate upgrade for it. I used hairspray again. After about 50% of the prints ended up with partial or full errors I broke down and went and paid for