Sovol Ender 3 Glass Bed Borosilicate Glass 3D Printer Platforms Build Plate Build Surface for Ender 3 Ender 3 Pro Ender 5 235x235x3.8mm

Works well, keep it clean, and wait for parts to cool before removing,

I've seen a lot of reviews saying things like 'nothing sticks to it' or 'its a fake creality one' but its a completely different thing to Creality glass and from my experience if: A: Clean it with generic Glass cleaner and a microfibre cloth and, B: Have the correct bed temperature.Overall it works perfectly would definitely recommend it.I use:55 deg for PLA60 deg for PLA+73 deg for PET-G

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So im trying a glass bed with my ender 3 s1, i like to use G10 FR4 and textured pei, but i thought lets try glass and see how good/bad it is.Well this is a review of glass beds more than the specific product, it's a sheet of borosilicate glass, it's flat it does its job of being a sheer surface.However, if you're wanting adhesion assistance, you will be needing to use a product like 3dlac spray adhesive on the glass bed so your prints actually adhere to it as even with a bed temp of 70c acclimatised for 10 minutes I get zero adhesion on the bed surface after cleaning it with hot water + soap and scouring pad then finished with a spray of 99% pure IPA, so I have to use 3dlac which defeats the point of me buying a glass bed as i get adhesion with a clean flat surface with my G10 FR4, I don't need 3dlac for the G10 but I need 3dlac for glass.If you're wanting to try glass then go for it, but i would not recommend glass when G10 FR4 exists, is cheaper, safer, and just all around better.

Perfect for PLA. No issues with bed adhesion.

It just works as you'd expect it to

I have bought and still own many Sovol products, but they have let me down when it comes to their Borosilicate Glass. It does not work with PETG filament, so if you plan to print with that, avoid Sovol's Borosilicate Glass. This is my third piece because I thought well maybe it was a bad batch, and the return process is easy but how many bad batches can you have?! This is just another example of, buy cheap, pay twice.

if i knew this sooner i would have bought this way way sooner. this glass plate has an amazing adhesion if the bed is leveled right. and when it doesn't stick(it needs cleaning) just soap and water and boom. the adhesion is back. and prints pop off when the glass plate is cooled down. thyis glass plate will make glue or spray a thing of the past

10/10 it comes very well packaged. Well enough that when you watch the delivery guy yeets it a good 4m to your door that it's perfectly fine. It's dead flat and I can't complement it enough.

Great upgrade. It was first stick to bed with bed temperature set to 60°C for PLA. Wait it to cooldown like other comments said and it comes right off without even applying force. Adhesion is good when printing.

There's not a lot to write here. Glass is flat, not warped like the metal beds of most printers, so there are no low or high spots.I have been using this glass plate with the large purple Elmer's glue stick for a couple months. The prints stay attached to the bed and don't warp, and are pretty easy to remove. The glue removes easily with water, and the plate is ready to go again in a minute or two.I tried a few different build surfaces, most worked well for small PLA prints, but larger prints warped and separated from the build surface. I gave up on using build surfaces for PETG, as the prints would bond so well that I destroyed the build surface trying to get the print off.I am happy with the simple glass plate and glue stick. I find that it works very well, is relatively trouble-free and economical.

The Ender 3 Pro comes with a flexible, magnetic build plate sticker, which works reasonably well for some prints but others feel like they’re welded on. Flexing the sticker usually pops them off, but that doesn’t work for small items, like the first line it prints to clear the nozzle, or little bits of support or over-extrusion. Never mind that removing the sticker usually requires re-leveling the bed. I’ve been printing 3DVerkstan PPE face shield frames the last few months, which are very tricky to get right: They’re springy so any lack of adhesion causes them to pop off mid-print, ruining the job. Even with successful prints, peeling them off the magnetic sticker cracked a few. The Ender was my first printer so I just assumed that’s how they all were.Then I borrowed a friend’s CR10S Pro with a glass plate and was impressed with adhesion at higher temps and release after cool-down. So I ordered this item for my Ender the next day.I was shocked. My Ender’s new plate is even better than the CR10’s. At 50-60C PLA may as well be superglued in place but once the bed cools down to room temperature, a finger flick is enough to dislodge the print, literally.Note: my first few prints had major adhesion problems, even after cleaning the plate with 91% isopropyl alcohol until the cleaning cloth showed no more yellow. And bed leveling is even more critical with a hard surface like this than the pliable magnetic sticker. (If you don’t have a BLTouch, order one now. You won’t regret it!). That said, after I got past those first prints even PETG sticks well. Small items like calibration cubes (or calibration cats, which my daughter greatly prefers) do need blue tape, as you can see in the photo, but anything with more than a few sq in of surface area shouldn’t budge once you have everything dialed in just right.I have to admit, I was leery of this plate considering the price and that it may not be a genuine Creality part (though it looks identical) but it’s even better than the official one. That same friend with the CR10 lent me his Ender 3 Pro, with the factory glass plate, but I prefer this one. It sticks better at high temp and releases more easily when cold.(Yes, I have very generous friends! In this case, though, both printers needed upgrades and I offered to take care of that if I could hang on to the machines to print PPE as long as there’s a need for it. Sadly, demand for these shields shows no sign of slowing down.)

梱包もしっかりしていたし、角の面取りもされていたので良い製品だとは思います。肉眼では反りなども無さそうだし。しかし、残念ながらAnycubic Cobra2 Neoでは使用できませんでした。透明なのでZ軸のセンサーが反応せずにノズルをグリグリと押し付けてしまいます。220度に加熱されたノズルで、ヒートベッドが傾くくらい強く押し付けられてもガラスには傷が付いていないので強度はあると思います。ヘッドに残っていたプラの食いつきも良かったので、使えないのが本当に残念です。オートレベリング機能の付いたプリンタでは使えない可能性もあるのでご注意を。