🔥 Self-Adhesive Creality Ultimaker Insulation by PAGOW Review

You really need to remove the piece for the temperature sensor (otherwise you will be wrongly told that your source plate is hot enough when it isn't and you need to do this remove the parts for the bed clips i have the new ones they seem good but the originals are best (or the tie clips i think but i haven't tried it)

Received this to insulate my Anet A8 Plus heated bed and it worked like a charm. Went from no more than 85°C on a PETG bed to 100°C. Thankfully, since the foam was exactly the same size as a standard bed, no trimming was required. My only thought is that I would like the foam to be denser, but that's about it. Let's see how it behaves over time. I will update my review in a few months.

Some things to consider 1) It may not cause your bed to heat up faster. 3) It is complex, so apply it on something for a few days before using it, otherwise you will have a little trouble applying it. So why did I buy something like this? Well it keeps the heated bed holding its temperature and boy does it do a good job. Also, the printer uses less power to keep the work surface hot. Not much, but there is, and if you're using a 3D printer, anything you can do to reduce your printing costs is a