🖨️ Borosilicate Glass Printer with 235X235X3 7mm Printing Dimensions Review

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…

This glass bed has worked great on my Ender 3 Pro for the past few months. I secure it to the bed with tie clips to keep it in place and use Aquanet unscented hairspray to stick it on and have had minimal trouble removing imprints. I used vernier calipers to measure the thickness of the glass and physically lifted the Z-stop switch to ensure I had enough room to place it on the bed. It heats up well and seems to distribute the heat evenly. I had some problems with warping at first, but I solved

Glass substrates are generally great upgrades for 3D printers as they heat evenly and can withstand many (like this) high temperatures without warping and because they are very flat. With the Ender series, which are somewhat notorious for their small indentations in the middle of their surface, the latter is important. However, glass can be a little tricky to work with. However, this material is quite simple. So far it appears to be holding up well to high temperatures - no problems with…