Creality Ender 3 glass bed

I recently upgraded my 3D printer with the Creality Official Ender 3 Glass Bed, and it has completely transformed my printing experience. This high-quality glass platform is a must-have for any Ender 3 Pro, Ender 5, Ender 5 Pro, or Ender 3 V2 user. One of the standout features is how easy it is to remove the printed models. The microporous composite material coating on the glass bed reduces the platform temperature and shrinkage, allowing the model to be effortlessly 'extruded' within just one minute. This saves me valuable time and ensures a smooth and hassle-free printing process. The high viscosity and strong adhesion of the composite nano molecule coating provide excellent model adhesion. I no longer have to worry about models detaching or warping during printing. The result is precise and reliable prints every time. The flatness of this glass bed is truly exceptional. The combination of chemically tempered glass and the uniform composite coating creates an incredibly flat and even surface. With a 0.15mm flatness recovery model, I can trust that my prints will have excellent accuracy and consistency. Not only is the glass bed durable and wear-resistant, but it's also easy to clean. The protective film on the surface of the composite coating prevents scratches and dust accumulation, ensuring a clean printing surface for every project. The Creality Official Ender 3 Glass Bed is a game-changer for 3D printing enthusiasts. Its easy model removal, strong adhesion, exceptional flatness, and durability make it an essential upgrade. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced user, this glass bed will elevate your printing results to new heights. With its perfect fit for various Ender models and dimensions of 235x235x4mm, this product is a reliable and worthwhile investment for anyone seeking high-quality prints with ease.

pro: holding up well after tens of prints pro: made the print area on my Ender3 v2 much flatter, deviation in the Z is now under 100um pro: heats up as fast as the original bed pro: doesn't need any glue stick to ensure good first layer adhesion con: prints REALLY like to stick to the bed, i need to let the printer fully cool down AND use a razor blade + plastic hammer to remove the prints. Maybe if my room was significantly colder then the printing to idle temperature delta would be enough to detach the prints better, but a spring steel removable plate would be easier to get the prints off of. This isnt the fault of the product, it is just how glass beds behave. bottom line: a worthwhile upgrade to get more consistent first layers and prints, but an easily removable spring steel plate would probably be more convenient and equally as performant.

Best upgrade you can get for your ender 3 or Elegoo, put it on my Elegoo and it fits and works like a charm, might need glue for some prints but the smooth finish is awesome and it’s only $10 why not get it

I've sworn by magnetic bed printing and heard all of the issues with printing to glass, so I had no reason to switch. Boy am I glad I did! Installation takes a couple of simple steps, but once the leveling is dialed in, it works great. My very first print was spot on perfect. It even popped off of the glass with barely any effort. Adhesion was not an issue. One note - the glass has a textured side and a smooth side. After research, I opted to print on the smooth side and that works for me. You can try it and decide for yourself. Keep in mind that with any glass bed... > you will need to adjust your Z-axis limit switch upward by a few millimeters (the thickness of the glass. I loosened the switch, raised it and set the edge of the glass under it - then tightened it back). That adjusts exactly to the thickness of your new glass bed. > Level - level - level. If you aren't using a BL Touch, the paper method (which I use) works perfectly fine, but do it a few times to be SURE it is dialed in right. The paper should be able to make it under the nozzle with a bit of friction / drag. This is step is crucial! > adjust your initial layer height to .3 in your slicer software > Lastly, clean the glass with Isopropyl (rubbing) alcohol using a microfiber rag before each print. I print PLA at 62° and it is working great so far. Great seller - the glass comes with clips to hold it in place and everything is packaged securely in foam for thorough protection. I highly recommend this product!

Performs as advertised BUT, no retaining clips with product

This Glass Bed works way different than the original. On the first version of this type of print bed things stick well. However, they stuck so well that I still had to use a scraper to get them off. Before use I cleaned this one with dawn dish soap and put it to work. The updated 2021 version feels different to the touch. More rough and slightly grabbs the fingers more. Once heated it really gets rough. The night and day difference comes into play when printing. The prints are stuck tight while the bed is heated and the print is in process. After printing, let the bed cool completely. Once it cools all you have to do is touch the print and it will slide across the bed. No effort is needed to remove the print from the cool bed. Bottom of my TPU, Ninja Flex, test print is super smooth. Even though you can see the lines. You cannot feel them. Think I will buy another to put on my other ender and use the old version as a backup.

I have tried a number of different print bed types. Plain glass with hairspray is one way that works very well, but even more so, I've found these borosilicate glass beds from Creality to be simply awesome! I almost never get a failed print with this bed, even when I don't clean it for months. To be clear, the one I bought here is as a backup / replacement for the one I'm currently using, which is identical. These beds do seem to lose "sticking power" over time, i.e., after 1-2 years of fairly heavy use. I could physically feel that my original bed had lost some of its textured feel when prints started failing on it. Bought a new one, and right back into virtually no failed print mode again. Bought this one for use a year or so down the road if/when the same thing happens again, although I'm purposeful now about moving my prints around on the bed to distribute wear instead of just letting everything default to the center of the print area, so it may be a LONG time before I need to use this replacement bed. NOTES: * I am using a Creality Ender 3v2 printer. * I'm only printing PLA, so I can't say how it would work with other materials. * I have a CR-Touch bed leveling system, so I have REALLY good first layer control, which helps with adhesion. I can't recommend a CR-Touch or BL-Touch bed leveling system enough - soooooo worth the cost!! * I have upgraded springs for my printer bed that seem to hold level much better than the original Creality springs - I only level my bed about once every month or two. Another inexpensive upgrade I highly recommend!

Understated on how good this is. Priced right!

Funciona perfecto en Ender 3. Mejor por la cara lisa, con buena adherencia. La cara impresa no la he probado porque me parece que la rejilla se puede dañar al despegar las impresiones. Pero la cara no impresa me ha funcionado perfecto en 6 piezas de tamaño grande y con un poco de laca se han mantenido adheridas sin problemas

Très bonne qualité, va parfaitement en place. Parfait

Ho voluto provare il piatto in vetro dopo svariati tentativi con i piatti PEI che, qualsiasi cosa facessi, rendevano molto difficile la rimozione delle stampe con conseguente rischio di rottura dei modelli. Con questo piatto la rimozione è una passeggiata. Bisogna solo aspettare che il piatto si raffredda e poi il modello quasi si stacc a da solo. Segnalo che, anche se non riportato nella descrizione, il piatto è perfettamente compatibile con la stampante Creality ENDER 3 V3 SE, basta rimuovere le due viti di centratura del piatto PEI originale. Attenzione a fare sempre un auto-livellamento prima del primo utilizzo perché essendo spesso 4.5 mm risulta piu alto dei normali piatti in PEI

Just what you need for your print bed. Great print surface, easy to clean and part removal is a doddle. Does exactly what it says on the box!

Sticks better than gum under a table.