3D Prima BT65X65 BuildTak Print Surface, 165 mm x 165 mm

This solves most adhesion problems with a range of filaments - definitely worth using. Although buying though Amazon the price is 80% higher than direct from the website....

This is working great with my Flashforge Finder, which was supplied with a very similar reusable build surface (sadly damaged by a previous owner crashing the nozzle into the bed; hence this replacement). So far I've completed 6 PLA prints with no adhesion issues and no indication that the surface is going to fail soon. Getting the prints *off* the surface again can be difficult if they are not tall enough to 'lever' off; but this can be tuned with the bed adjustment and first layer height setting. The surface is extremely tough, yet easy to shape to your exact bed size. Actually fitting it without bubbles is about as annoying as fitting a screen protector to a phone, so it's not something I'd want to do regularly. However having come from a Solidoodle 2 (mostly using ABS) where I had to replace the kapton tape every few prints, this longer-lasting surface seems a much better solution. I would have preferred it if it was just a solid colour; the 'sponsorship' logos look daft - especially when you've had to cut the sheet down to size and they get partially cropped off the bed. Note also that the actual product has a large 'Prima Filaments' brand on the lower left corner that is not shown in the official product photo (see my photo). I can't comment on value until I've seen how many prints it survives - however it does seem expensive for what it is. Perhaps if they stopped printing the unwanted logos onto it, they could reduce costs?

Amazing, product. Hard to take PLA print off, 203 on 55bed, My printer has done now over 1300hours and never had such a good prints before. No more warping, superb.

What a waste of time and money. I was printing on glass with the glue stick before and thought this will be less messier way to print. No need to extra prepare and then clean the surface every time + all over the Internet there are good reviews... Yeah right... Before you scream and shout - yes I levelled my bed, tried even do higher and lower then it suppose to go. Also tried different temperatures of hotend and bed. My problems with this: 1. Objects wider than 50mm starts to warp. And we are talking about PLA which rarely warps. 2. If object is printed without a raft or brim and height exceeds any of X or Y dimensions it will knock print down and I'll have massive spaghetti everywhere. Example object XYZ 10x10x10 will be ok but 10x10x20 forget about it. 3. Hence I like the finish and look I thought well let's get back to clue stick. Firstly it doesn't go on smoothly like on the glass, all goes lumpy and believe it or not, glue from the gluestick isn't sticking well to it either!!! Ok I thought maybe I have oily furnace for some odd reason so I cleaned it with Fairy dishwashing liquid to remove any grease, cleaned it with the water and sponge to ensure there's no signs of any cleaning liquids (sponge was new) and on top of all that I've cleaned it with isopropanol to ensure its as clean as it can get. But nope... Still the same. 3. Thought I'll try different material rather than PLA (I've tried 6x different PLA spools made by different manufacturers and all PLA filaments are stored in moisture controlled storage - +/- 22degree C and humidity never going over 35%) So I've tried ABS - warped badly like I once printed on cold bed, the same result. Next attempt Flexible TPU - it left uncleanable marks on the bed for some reason. Basically I've wasted so much filament and time on this... Maybe I did get ripoff BuildTak?! Or faulty batch?! I want my money back, is it worth getting in touch with BuildTak?!

Great print surface. Perfect for my Ender.

This really did help to stop my prints from curling up at the edges but it was also quite difficult too remove them from the bed, reading the instructions t tells you to adjust the Z height to try and find the sweetspot where they don't curl and don't stick too well I'm still trying to find it. Overall it cured my problem worth every penny.

Great

Works really well sticking print to bed

Klebt Teils sogar zu Stark, es beleiben Rückstände auf der Druckoberfläche

Der Druck hält gut auf der Platte würde nur eine Gebrauchsanweisung dazugeben, wenn man nicht weiß das man die Folie auf der Rückseite abziehen muss und auf das Druckbett kleben muss steht erstmal Dumm da.

Bin begeistert habe aber auch keinen Vergleich habe auf meinem neuen Drucker die Folie sofort aufgezogen. Habe jetzt etwa zehn Druckaufträge gedruckt und nicht eins ist abgefallen. muss ich die Folie irgendwann einmal wieder von der Basis lösen lässt kann ich noch nicht sagen

Sehr gute Druckmatte für 3D-Druckbrett. Qualität und Haftung der 3D-Modelle ist sehr gut. Hinweis die Seiten sind etwas scharfkantig. Größe wie von Hersteller angeben 165x165 mm . Wir sind sehr zufrieden.

Folie klebte zu Beginn gut am Drucker (LulzBot Mini v1 mit Glass Bett) Nach den ersten drucken bildeten sich Wellen und „Pickel“ auf der Folie. Somit sind keine guten Oberflächen / Erste layer möglich. Mittlerweile, nach insg. Ca. 10Std. druck zeit ist die Folie so gewellt das sie eigentlich nicht mehr zu gebrauchen ist. Es macht den Anschein als wäre sie nicht für Temperaturen von >100°C ausgelegt. Die originale Oberfläche ( PEI ) war deutlich besser geeignet.