370-310mm Mamorubot 3D Printer Platform Polypropylene Build Plates for Tevo 3D Printer Easy to Remove Good Adhesive Smooth Surface

Broke the glass bed on my Tevo Tornado. For some reason when I saw this, I thought it said glass - I was wrong. But I had already ordered it so I gave it a try. You could tell right out of the box that it isn't flat - it's warped along one side, which already makes this useless for the Tornado since you'll never get any larger prints (which is the Tornado's forte) to print flat.On top of that however, this thing is useless for getting prints to stick. I've cleaned it down with isopropyl alcohol every time I've used it and simple prints like coins or small components curl on the edges and often break free.I wouldn't recommend this to anyone.

The Mamorubot Print Bed is purported to have decent adhesion properties for 3D printing.My experience was marginal, at best, with PLA first layer just "Sticking", while PETG either permenantly adhered to the build surface or wouldn't stick at all.The build surface is easily damaged if your nozzle is set incorrectly, or if your "Z" axis isn't sensed properly by wither the end stop or a bed probe.Given the cost of this item, I expected it to be similar to PEI (which in my case, it was not).I am sorry to report that I have discontinued using this product, due to marginal adhesion and have gone back to using mirrored glass as my print bed of choice.

I print mostly with PETg so this review is based on my experience Mamorubot and PETg only. First, the surface is nice and flat and thick enough to stay that way. It's not as smooth as glass so it doesn't create a mirror finish on your parts. The grip to the part if very firm when the bed is hot but the part lifts right off after it returns to room temp. I'm very happy with this compared with glass or PEI, glass does't stick without some chemical help and PEI sticks too good to PETg.Try this, I think you'll like the ease of use.

Fits my Tevo Tornado (Gold 2018 version) like a glove. Prints adhere much better than stock glass without need for any type of adhesive (glue, hairspray, etc). My only tip/advice is to run your bed temp a bit higher than usual and give it an extra 5-10 minutes to heat up evenly. Prints stick well as long as the bed stays free of oils and release easily when cool.

This came nice and flat. I like the idea that I can take it off my bed so easy, and once cool, the parts just come off with no problem. Once heated, parts do stick well for me. I will be getting one more for my other printer.

It works as good surface but- it easily damages- it bloody warps on heated bed. Heated center sags down even at 55c

Works just like the company said.

So happy to have this!