PEO PET Smooth Build Plate for Bambu Lab X2D X1C X1 X1E P1P P1S P2S A1, PEO PET Spring Steel Sheet Flexible Bed Plate for Bambu Labs X1, X1 Carbon, P1P, P1S, P2S, A1 3D Printer Platform

んーバリがありビルドクオリティは低いですが、用途的には十分使えます。値段を考えれば、まぁギリギリ許せる感じ。

Initially I had bad adhesion with regular settings when printing petg, I had to increase plate temp setting on initial layer to 85c in my case and then dropped it down to 75c after the 1st layer and my part turned out great.

UPDATE: After printing 2 different plates, 1 plate twice (broke off needed pieces removing supports - lesson learned), all prints have completed without any issues. I have yet to re-clean the plate since I started using it. On my 4th print, will clean with soap and water after this. No stringing, warping, or adhesion issues using PEI plate settings. A+Out of the package: Washed the plate with Dawn soap and warm water, dried and placed on my Bambu Labs A1. Currently printing a CyberBricks remote controller housing on the carbon fiber side, using Overture Matte Gray PLA with a 4mm outside brim and 0.2 gap. So far so good. Will give update if any issues with warp or adhesion. Bed is set at 65°C Extruder at 220°C.

Maybe this build plate has worked for other people, but for me it has been the worst build plate I’ve used, returning it right away, I did all the tests and the suggested adjustments, and for me had zero adhesion no matter what, I really had some hopes for it his one, but sadly it didn’t ended nothing well, I thing I will go to my previous one that is more expensive, but works. I have plenty of different build plates that work really well just out the package, I did my best with this one switching between plate type and Z distances, and different filaments, nothing worked.

Very cool when you can get it to stick. I tried everything. I was using Bambu PETG-HF. I probably spent more money on filament trying to get it to stick than I did on these plates. I found raising the heat helped with adhesion but then I had other issues. It would probably work decently for smaller prints, but you need to make sure the plate is spotless.UPDATE: I was able to get decent prints with Petg after tweaking settings for weeks, but the biggest improvement I had was by using magic erasers to clean the surface of the plate. I thinking it slightly roughs the surface up, but doesn’t ruin the effect. Normal sponges weren’t cutting it. The second best change was to utilize a chamber heater set to 35c.