3D Printer Powder Painted PEI Flexi Steel Magnetic Build Plate 235 * 235mm for Creality Ender 3 S1 Pro,Ender 3,Ender 3 V2,Ender 3 V2 Neo, Ender 5,Ender 5 Pro

So this was actually suppose to be my second Creality PEI sheet that i purchased. I damaged the first one while doing mods to my Ender 3 V2. However while this item is listed as a Creality brand PEI sheet, it looks and feels different. See the attached picture where I have previously purchased a Creality branded PEI sheet (left) vs the one on the right that I have received. The Creality logo is missing from this PEI sheet, and the surface is rougher. There were chips in the corner. When i printed on it i had adhesion issues right away and my prints wouldnt stick, compared to my experience with the previous Creality PEI sheet where when it was new it held my prints.

I’m really happy with this product, it makes removing my creations INCREDIBLY easy! This is seriously a MUST buy for hobbyists!

Works wwll

Like the original one. Work perfect

We liked the plate that came with our Ender 3 S1, but adhesion was finicky at times, and release wasnt always so easy. Clean up wasnt automatic. Eventually we damaged the surface and decided to replace it with this one. WOW! Night and day difference. We dont need any extras (painters tape etc) to get great adhesion. Prints slide right off when the plate is cool (important! Let it cool! ). No tools needed ever! The prints leave zero residue. Weve printed A LOT on this over the last 10 weeks or so, and it looks brand new. I cant recommend this plate highly enough in every area! It takes the frustration out of printing

Over all its not to bad but on the other hand I question if its a actual Creality Brand...huge upgrade from glass....now lets see if it lasts.

I recommend this print surface to anyone with and Ender 3 having troubles with bed adhesion. Fantastic little upgrade, well worth the money. I even put one on my Anycubic Kobra and Ender 3 S1 Pro.

You can go ahead and toss your glAss in the trash! Filament sticks like nobodies business, specially if when i use PETG. Its much like the Ender 3 base flex board, but with a much better coating. Most everything can be remove from the bed by lifting up on the bed tab to remove from bed, then flex the board so its curving under printed object, then flatten out and remove item. No need to bend the board. Let cool if stubborn items. Plastic only pry tools is absolutely necessary or you can damage the coating. IF YOU HAVE ANY ADHESION issues, its not the printing surface. Your printer needs to be Level and the print surface needs to be clean. Oils on your fingers can muck up the surface. Clean with Isopropanol Alcohol. Personally, I keeps some nearby and cotton balls to wipe.

This build plate was working good for a few months, I got this in June. I usually print PETG. Lately Ive been printing ABS and would turn heat up to 100C. This build plate has become brittle from that temp and now there is 2 chunks torn from its surface after a PETG print.

Why didnt I get it sooner