Review on 🖨️ Enhance Your Printing Experience with the AOMUWKE Printer Magnetic Flexible Platform by Brent Webb

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 with this addition it will print very well. If this is not the case, I will edit my review. As for the magnet holder, it stays fast through ten prints, so I think that's good. And it's much easier to remove the backing material by bending the plate; Previously I had to practically cut it from the original sandblasted panel. So overall an affordable and good upgrade, just make sure to add some sandpaper.