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

Works very well. I have a Bambulabs P1P. I washed it with dawn dish soap, hot water, and then pat dried with a paper towel before printing on it. The heat bed was set to 65c and I had zero issues with adhesion.

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.

I was looking for a smooth PEI plate for my Bambu X1C, and this combo plate looked like a good value. Two days of printing so far and everything adheres perfectly, with or without glue-stick. Printed some ASA yesterday (plate temp 105-110C) and currently running a PLA print (55C) and both worked beautifully. ASA (+glue stick) popped right off the plate with a quick flex as soon as it cooled a bit, and a test print of PLA had the same results. Great smooth surface for those that don't want a textured base. Fits the X1C heatbed perfectly, barcode sticker (a batch included in the package) seems to function, but will probably wash off after 2-3 washings so long-term it's best to disable build plate checking so the X1C will ignore the lack of barcode. I've washed it once, and was no more difficult than washing any other plate in that a little dish soap and warm water is all it really took.

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.

I'm not having the adhesion issues that others reported. I just coat the bed in a layer of Bambu Labs liquid glue, and everything has worked out great. Pattern gets applied well to parts and looks really cool. There is one issue that I haven't seen anyone else mention though: The nozzle cleaning tab on the back of the build plate is sharp. Because the plate has to slide into the X1C bed at an angle, the sharp tab scrapes the rubbery coating on the bed. I'll probably end up printing a little TPU cover for it to prevent the scraping.

I own several IdeaFormer Build Plates. All are nicely made. I always use glue on these plate sparingly, so I can keep the nice finish on the bottom surface. They haven't failed me yet. Parts can be removed IF you remove the print immediately upon printing finishing; otherwise put the print in the freezer for 10-15 minutes.

I ordered this bed to replace using diffraction grating film or 3m vinyls. The product arrived same day and packaged nicely for safe transport. I absolutely love PEI beds and love this bed for the unique diffraction pattern it produces on the first layer of my prints. Previously I used diffraction grated film taped onto my beds, or 3m vinyl wraps like carbon fiber or forged carbon fiber, however the longevity of usage is not so great with film or vinyl. When I use these beds with the diffraction pattern side up (it has dual sides, normal PEI textured or the diffraction grating side (triangles) ) I mostly stick with PLA and TPU. Ideaformer states that you should only use PLA, TPU, PETG, or ABS, however I have limited success with PETG and ABS due to poor bed adhesion. The maximum rated temp for these beds is a solid 180c and I don't know many people that ever set their bed past 100c, most printer beds are not even capable of going over 110c. I have no issues with PLA and TPU adhering to the bed. I set bed temp to 65c for both PLA and TPU. I use this bed on both my Bambu Labs X1 and my Ankermake M5. On the Ankermake M5 it is a little larger than the bed itself but this hasn't been an issue at all. I have completed several hundred prints on the Ankermake M5 using these beds with zero issue. Some people cut the bed to perfect size but I find that unnecessary, plus I can swap the bed from my Bambu to Anker printer without issue. Ideaformer makes these beds with 3 different patterns, small triangles (this one), carbon fiber look, and "starry night". I own all 3 and love them! To ensure the best results... hopefully your first layer game is on point! I would definitely recommend this to others!

Works as expected. I don't scrape my print surfaces so i can't speak to the toughness under a scrapper, but i've used this plate maybe 100 times so far and there's no evidence I've used it at all. Works fine with my bambu p1s.

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。

I had a previous review here, but this is better... I have the carbon fiber and diamond patterns both. The plate thickness is very similar to the Bambu originals. I struggled to get good adhesion to both of these plate designs. I put aside the diamond (which I found marginally worse) and focussed on the carbon fiber design as I had an application need. First - you do need to disable bed position detection in Bambu studios. Lots of help online on that and really just a box to click so no big deal. The included instructions suggest adhesion problems can be overcome by moving from the recommended smooth plate selection to a textured plate selection and then if that fails to solve the problem, as a final step, modifying the g-code. I tried all of these (the g-code sounds daunting, but it isn't too bad once you do some online searching); however, none of these sorted my adhesion problems (yes - I did detergent wash the plates too - avoiding even 99% isopropyl alcohol dilutant residue). So - back to basics. After some experimentation I did have good success in getting a nice carbon fiber look bottom layer. The trick for me on my Bambu X1 Carbon (latest version @ 15 July 2024) was to make the following changes: 1) increase bottom layer thickness from 0.2 mm to 0.25 mm, 2) decrease the speed for the bottom layer perimeter from 50 to 20 mm/s, and 3) decrease the bottom layer infill speed from 105 mm/s to 20 mm/s.

Put 1000 hours on it so far and still perfect adhesion. When washing dry with paper towel or something else that has no oils hiding in it, seriously good plate for the price !

Really like the colourful transfer onto my prints. Makes for a great effect in lighting and especially in pieces that move and hit the light differently. Plate adhesion is great with both PLA and PETG and gets great print quality. Was surprised by the very smooth first layer. Quite reflective finish that is extremely smooth. Good value for my use.

Love / hate this bed. I struggled with adhesion when using it on my Bambu P1S, but it works flawlessly with my Bambu A1. Of course I started by washing the bed with soap and water, twice. I don't know what it is with the P1 series but I've just struggled with adhesion using this bed. If you have an A1, or more patience than me, I think this bed is worth the money. I love the smooth glass like texture, and the pattern it leaves on the print always catches an eye. Build quality seems on par with Bambu brand but I've only gotten a couole of prints out if it so far.