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

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!

What can I say. I have both a glass bed and now this and I am very impressed. Prints stick and come off with ease! Be careful putting it on as you could pinch your finger trying to aline it with the magnetic bed.

Works better than my glass bed

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

I was surprised to find no official Creality logo or sign of this being an authentic product.

2 sided, a smooth side and a textured side. Holds great while heated as long as you have a good bed level. Parts pop off easily when cool.

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.

Puts a nice texture on the back sides of a print, did take a minute to dial in Z offset. Lot of the research said the first layer tends to need more squish.

Makes printing simple and easy - first layer adhesion is a breeze with this for both PLA and PETG, and removal is easy as well. Purchasing this saved me hours of frustration, troubleshooting, and failed prints (and material). The only gotcha is dont print above 240 C, or you risk melting the filament into the PEI layer and damaging the bed.

Wonderful! Hard to imagine I ever lived without it. A couple of tips: keep it clean of finger oils. Take off and flex to just pop off prints, you can place back on without disturbing bed leveling if you’ve upgraded springs