Comgrow Textured/Smooth Double Sided PEI Sheet 235mmx235mm for Creality Ender 3/Ender 3 Pro/Ender 3 V2/Ender 3 S1/Ender 3 S1 Pro/Ender 3 Neo/Ender 3 V2 Neo/Voxelab Aquila 3D Printer

Nach einigen Drucken mit PLA, die sehr gut haften und nach dem abkühlen sich wie von selbst vom Druckbett lösen, habe ich 3 kleine Teile mit ASA gedruckt. Trotz Brim lösen sich die Kanten zum Teil. Gedruckt wurde in der ersten Schicht mit 110 Grad und ab der zweiten Schicht mit 105 Grad Betttemperatur. Die ersten beiden Drucke gingen nur mit Mühe vom abgekühlten Druckbett. Der dritte löste ein Teil der PEI Beschichtung mit ab. Das Druckbett ist nun unbrauchbar.

grazie a questa lastra in PEI ho potuto migliorare notevolmente ladesione delle mie stampe, anche con materiali molto propensi al warping, come abs e petg, inoltre una perk aggiuntiva è il fatto che grazie alla sua texture garantisce un first layer di ottima qualità andando a camuffare quelle che sono le linee di stampa dando limpressione di un oggetto prodotto in serie e più rifinito

Ive been using a glass bed on my printer. It has good adhesion, but it is really hard to get things off it. A couple weeks back I tried a flexible magnetic bed and it was a disaster. I couldnt get things off even with a razor blade and went back to glass. So I was hesitant to try again, but people praise PEI and now I can see why. Installation was pretty easy, just took my time (with the bed cold) on one corner and slowly inched forward removing the backing. I didnt have any noticeable bubbles, but I kept smoothing it over and over to make it nice and flat. I then heated the bed to 60 Celsius and that seemed to make to make it even more smooth. Took some time (bltouch) leveling and adjusting the z-offset and got it pretty close. I choose this Star Destroyer print because it was a tall quick test for bed adhesion (and later removal). Had to adjust the z-offset a little more as it started to print the first couple of layers, so the print could have been a little better here. When finished I took the PEI sheet off and flexed it on each side, like I was getting ice cubes out of the tray. It even makes a similar crack. The pieces came right off. I was amazed it was so easy! There was some plastic on the bed here and there, but no razor blade needed. The plastic came right off with a finger nail. I cleaned up the print a little and used a glue stick to temporarily hold the two pieces for the picture. Im impressed this was so easy and highly recommend this build surface!

easy to install,excellant print bed and easy to get prints off

My panel came warped, has good adhesion and fairly easy to remove prints on the surface compared to default bed plates.

I have been having adhesion problem with PETG and my glass bed. I would need to prep the bed before I can print to give my printing any chance of surviving. Not anymore! I love the PEI bed. I feel like my parts are glued down now compared to my glass bed. Parts do not come off as easy as the glass bed when cooled, but that is okay. I rather that then popped off the bed while printing. I did not have to use the magnet base that is included as my Ender already had one installed. So I cannot comment of the smell produced when heated. It is on the pricey side for a bed and how long it would last is still in question. One of my favorite upgrades to my Ender 5!

Hands down the best! Ill never go back to anything else. Does everything needed for 3d printing. Just note: dont crash your head into the sheet:-p

About to buy 3 more for spares.

Not sure what youd expect from a review, but its amazing. Great adhesion and easy to remove. Not as flexible as the mat that comes with the Ender 3 Pro, but enough to break the seal of prints so they pop off. Just be careful not to scratch the PEI sticker.

If you print PLA or TPU, just buy it and say goodbye to adhesion problems. PETG can adhere a little too well, making parts difficult to remove without damaging the surface, but the flex steel helps. Just be sure to let the plate cool completely before trying to pull something off. Not suitable for Nylon or ABS. Better off with blue painters tape.