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

This is probably the simplest upgrade you can do, and youll thank yourself every time youre not trying to rip parts off that stock build plate. Let it cool a few degrees and parts just pop off, dont even need to remove the plate.

This is a must have if you own an ender 3. It’s very difficult to remove prints from the stock ender 3 bed. I actually gouged a hole in the stock ender 3 bed so I had to buy a new bed plate. With the magnetic print plate, all you have to do is remove it from the bed & bend; the print pops right off. No need to struggle scraping, prying, and damaging your prints!

Using this on my Ender 3 S1 and I was reluctant to be honest because the one that came with it is pretty good on its own. After reading reviews I went for this one and its amazing. Glad I did. The prints pop right off when cooled, or if youre impatient like I am, the flexibility on the plate makes it easy to pop off warmer pieces, even tiny ones. Never had any adhesion problems using solely this (no glue, tape, etc), and I dont even use a brim in 99% of cases. Get this and youll thank me later.

This is the bees knees have not had a stick print yet wipe down with IPA everytime and it still looks great.

Amazing bed. Great adhesion and looks good too. Make sure your z offset is right and don’t touch it cause oils from your fingers will affect adhesion. I wipe mine down with 91% isopropyl alcohol. If you start developing adhesion issues clean it with dawn dish soap and warm water

Bought this after my glass bed shattered. Love it. Wont ever go back.

It seams to be a better alternative to the original plate. No complaints so far.

Ive tried a few different ones and the one that came on my ender 3 s1 pro was by far the best. I finally found it here and im happy as can be!

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.

Easier to use as far as layer adhesion than the glass bed and smoother surface on print than the textured original mat.