A maker friend recommended this plate to me, and honestly I can't thank him enough.
I was a bit skeptical at first, my stock plate was working just fine.
But after several weeks of heavy use, I wish I had switched sooner.
First test with Bambu Lab PLA Matte, a small vase just to see how it performs.
No brim, no skirt, nothing at all, I wanted to see what the plate could do in the most basic conditions.
The first layer was perfect, laid down cleanly, zero corner lifting, the print held from start to finish without any issue.
For a first test it was already very promising.
I was a bit skeptical at first, my stock plate was working just fine.
But after several weeks of heavy use, I wish I had switched sooner.
First test with Bambu Lab PLA Matte, a small vase just to see how it performs.
No brim, no skirt, nothing at all, I wanted to see what the plate could do in the most basic conditions.
The first layer was perfect, laid down cleanly, zero corner lifting, the print held from start to finish without any issue.
For a first test it was already very promising.
Then I moved on to a real project : a molding mask for a client, printed in PETG.
A fairly large part with a big contact surface, the kind of print that can go sideways fast if adhesion is borderline.
Again, no brim, no extra help.
The first layer was clean and consistent across the entire surface, no warping even on the edges.
The mask finished exactly the way it started, flat and stuck down solid.
And the moment we always wait for with a bit of stress : removing the part.
Once the plate had cooled down to room temperature, the part popped off with a simple flex.
No force, no tearing, the bottom of the part was smooth and clean.
That's really where this plate stands out compared to a standard PEI.
A fairly large part with a big contact surface, the kind of print that can go sideways fast if adhesion is borderline.
Again, no brim, no extra help.
The first layer was clean and consistent across the entire surface, no warping even on the edges.
The mask finished exactly the way it started, flat and stuck down solid.
And the moment we always wait for with a bit of stress : removing the part.
Once the plate had cooled down to room temperature, the part popped off with a simple flex.
No force, no tearing, the bottom of the part was smooth and clean.
That's really where this plate stands out compared to a standard PEI.
My settings : 45°C for PLA, 55°C for PETG.
No need to go higher, it holds perfectly in both cases.
For maintenance : no IPA on this plate, it would damage the coating.
A quick wash with warm water and a drop of dish soap is more than enough to remove filament residue and fingerprints.
Dry it well, put it back on the bed, and you're good to go.
One thing to keep in mind : forget the metal scraper.
Plastic spatula only, and honestly if your plate is properly cooled you won't even need that, parts just fall off on their own.
To sum up : a plate that truly delivers on its promises.
The hot adhesion is solid, the cold release is impressive, and being able to print without a brim on client parts is a real comfort in daily use.
Thanks to my buddy for the tip, I recommend it without hesitation.
No need to go higher, it holds perfectly in both cases.
For maintenance : no IPA on this plate, it would damage the coating.
A quick wash with warm water and a drop of dish soap is more than enough to remove filament residue and fingerprints.
Dry it well, put it back on the bed, and you're good to go.
One thing to keep in mind : forget the metal scraper.
Plastic spatula only, and honestly if your plate is properly cooled you won't even need that, parts just fall off on their own.
To sum up : a plate that truly delivers on its promises.
The hot adhesion is solid, the cold release is impressive, and being able to print without a brim on client parts is a real comfort in daily use.
Thanks to my buddy for the tip, I recommend it without hesitation.