🖨️ Creality Printers Silicone Adhesive - 310x310mmx1.5mm Review

Added this to my CR-10 heated stage and wow. easily one of the best improvements I've made so far. The bed heats up in seconds, not minutes, hours or unfortunately never. I can now print PETG (Bed Temp 85°C) and ABS (Bed Temp 110°C) with no problems, however this would require the hotend to be on an All Metal rig (MicroSwiss has a great option that I use). Note: In addition to this heating pad, you will need a solid state relay and an insulating sheet. so that it is convenient to "get your…

This is a big improvement over the 12 volt bed I had. I like the increase in performance. I had a problem to solve and I'll share it here in case anyone else comes across it. After installation I noticed that my prints had horizontal lines every few layers and the pages were generally very rough. I also installed a new control board when I switched to this bed heater, so I spent a lot of time thinking that my print settings were somehow messed up before realizing what was going on. The PID…

** Please note that you will need soldering equipment and basic electrical skills for this upgrade, as well as a solid state relay (required) and an insulating pad (recommended) ** I wanted it to be I could with Filament ASA for small technical parts, but the standard platform on my Creality CR-10 didn't get hot enough. I found a YouTube video (search "cr-10s heated bed upgrade") with detailed instructions and decided to give it a try. Although my career spans 35 years of electronics design…