Toaiot Build Plate Steel for Anet A8 Wanhao Duplicator i3 Monoprice Maker 3D Printing Spring Steel Sheet Heat Bed w/Corner Cut 220x220mm/ 8.6x8.6 inch with PEI + B Magnetic Mounting Base

Much, much easier than messing about with glue and tape, and getting the prints off is a breeze - just let it cool, give it a little flex, and off the print pops.An occasional rinse with isopropyl and a very, very light buffing with fine steel wool will freshen up the PEI coating.

I have a DIY 3D printer that uses an Anet A8 heatbed and this fits perfectly. The magnetic sheet is nice and flexible, so it stuck down on the heatbed easily without trapping any air bubbles underneath it. The actual PEI covered spring steel is very nice as well. Every filament I have tried so far sticks well and releases well (PLA, PETG and ABS). Usual rules apply, take your first layer up a bit for PETG and ABS or you might find that it will stick too well.

Nice build plate. Makes taking prints off much easier.Slightly smaller than normal build voulme but not much.Using this with some Kapton tape, Glue Stick and all prints stick brilliant. (I dont have a Heated Bed)Cleans easily too. Not sure how durable it will be if i didnt use the Kaptopn tape, but this its double sided could just turn it over.

I have purch\sed 3 of these. The first one had a defect, possibly due to rough handling during transit so the seller refunded me instantly. This gave me confidence to buy two more for the Anycubic Mega Zero printer (one could be on cool down the other in use). They are simple to fit and after making a slight alteration to the Z axis stop (moving it on it's screws) the plate was installed nd bed levelled. I use a thin scraping of glue stick to help adhesion, which is simple to wash off after removing the finished 3D printed piece. Having flexibility on the build surface when it is removed makes the removal of the printed objects so much easier. I enclosed a picture of some of the parts I have been building, a Betterform formicarium (ant farm found in Thingiverse) some Tassimo holders, again found on Thingiverse (thanks to all involved with designing these 3d printed objects) and not once have i had any issue with the print bed, which I check the level of every time I use it due to moving it when taking it off to remove the printed objects. It is not an exact fit for the Mega Zero which is itself an unusual sized plate being 225mm x 225mm but as the printed does not often require the extra 5mm (for my needs anyway) this plate has so far been the best fit and real value for the money. I have an XYZ DUO and a Bizer DUO which I will be buying magnetic plates for in the near future because they work so well removing printed things. Customer service from the seller is the best, so treat your printer to a great value upgrade.

This has been one of the most beneficial upgrades to my custom Anet A8. After spending countless hours attempting to fix adhesion issues, compounded by a warped glass bed, not only am I able to print a tall column with only a small brim, but the easy to remove, flexible plate allows effortless both part removal and print surface cleaning. No more leaning over into the machine space to clean the build surface. The adhesive magnetic pad comes with full corners, but I trimmed them to match the plate chamfers, making the bed levelling screws easily accessible.

Bought this to replace a metal bed that had started to warp, and once i had replaced it with this one, my print quality came back to what I knew I could achieve.So very happy with this purchase. The magnetic sheet was easy enough to fit - just remove the adhesive and stick down on your printer bed surface (do it from one corner to prevent any air bubbles forming).The flat metal plate sits in place, and has enough hold without needing to be pried off afterward. I found that I got the best adhesion results with a layer of blue painter's tape - I'm sure there are other ways to achieve good adhesion.TL;DR - this flex plate does the job, is good value for money. Highly recommended.

Was having problems with my dedicated ABS Wanhao Duplicator 6 shedding shards of glass from it's bed so thought I would give this a go. Fantastic build surface. I just wiped it with a clean microfibre cloth and off we went! No issues with the magnetism at 100 degrees C (which can be an issue).

Before I fitted this plate, I'd always had problems with corners curling up, especially on large flat objects. I installed this on my i3-style printer (started out as an Anet A8, but now aluminium frame, RAMPS, rewired, etc), and it has been amazing! The "flex-to-remove" is handy, but the adhesion is the really killer - several parts I'd basically given up on, like a large tile and a front panel display surround, that would never have printed flat before are no problem now. Miles better than the PEI sheet it replaced.Only slight issue is that I've already managed to plough through the top coating in once place, but that's not the item's fault really.