Co-link 220 * 220mm Flex Magnetic Print Bed Tape Hot Bed Sticker Build Surface Tape 3D Printer Platform Heatbed (A+B)

This has worked really well for me so far. I had only used the standard bed on my Anycubic Mega a few times and sadly the initial print layer just wasn't adhering to the standard bed properly, so I was a little frustrated to say the least! I decided to try this and what a difference. I installed the magnetic bed, raised the home position and recalibrated the bed thoroughly and what a result. Now my prints stick to the bed every time and it leaves the surface clean once the print is removed. This brilliant removable base has encouraged me to print something new nearly every day now and I am happily using my 3D printer to help me model prototypes at work now. Just be careful to not build to high without supports, as the print can fall over if it gets too tall due to their being no actual adhesive on the bed. But just build in some supports and you should be fine! Really good upgrade to the Anycubic Mega S.

I got because I was having so many failed prints due to poor adhesion to the print bed. I was getting very frustrated as I didn’t have any issues with my first printer and the new one was an upgraded version. I am using it with a non heated print bed. I saw something similar in a YouTube video and figured it was worth a try. Firstly I must say don’t forget to recalibrate your print bed ( I forgot and my first print scrapped into the first layer, Leaving a permanent ‘tattoo’. It still works fine though as I calibrated it after.Forget the blue /yellow painters tape /masking tape . I was having to change it after every print as it started lifting. This magnetic print surface is brilliant and I have no issues with it. Projects stick well without need of any glues or additional assistance. To remove just lift it off and flex to release the print. I cut mine down to size and left a little notch to hold onto to pick it off the bed easier. I bought a spare as a back up for the future. Can’t be happier with this purchase.

I bought this because I was having sticking issues with my first layer, and thought it would be great. Installation is very easy, but the top surface isn't seen by an inductive z-probe on my Anet A8. So every time I use G28 to home all axis, the nozzle crashes in to the print surface before I've even had a chance to use it.If you want to use this with your 3d printer, make sure yours doesn't use an inductive probe like the stock Roko SN04 on the Anet A8.

Printer ANET A8,Print Bed: 60Nozzle: 205Material PLA+ (SUNLU)Adhered great, printed great. However, it was impossible to remove. After slowly easing it for more 15 minutes a bit at a time, I got it off, to find it had damaged the print surface it was bonded so firmly to it. I have spoken to the seller, they immediately refunded me, they were very helpful, forwarded my concerns onto the manufacturer.I am buying a second one, but will print a thicker first layer, and ensure my nozzle is not too close to the print surface. The over adhesion and damage to mine was likely caused by too high temperature from the nozzle being too close.All in all, the product is brilliant. Just highly sensitive to high temps. So be very very careful with your bed leveling and your nozzle heights.

Firstly, if you are having issues with your 3D prints adhering to the base plate then this is the solution you are looking for.Forget the blue painters tape, this has been the one significant change I have made that has made printing a success every time (as long as my bed is level of course :-) )I've tried the type of base that is fixed to the bed but had so much trouble removing the print I ended up destroying it.The ease of print, cool, pull off the magnetic part, then simply peel off my print is so easy.Will definitely buy one of these again.

I bought this to see if would be easier to remove the prints than using a normal BuildTak sheet and it definitely works very well.Adhesion is as good as the BuildTak and I've not had any issues with it lifting while doing larger prints so the magnet is definitely strong enough to hold things down while printing.The only issue I've had is after a while of printing you get the inevitable marks that form on the surface which can transfer onto other prints. If you have a problem with bed level or nozzle height too it can mark the surface quite badly so you do have to be a bit mindful that if you do damage the surface you will need to shell out for a whole two parts again not just the print surface.It would definitely be a very handy thing to be able to buy just the upper print surface on it's own to save a little money and wastage from having an adhesive part that is redundant when all you need to replace is the upper part.

Excellent (only tried with PLA @ 190 Deg. C., bed @ 90 Deg. C. - CTC dual). The magnetic sheet is brilliant and I have had no adhesion issues. As with all printing the key is bed levelling and a level, unwarped bed to stick this to. I have a 3mm sheet of aluminium that I stuck this to - glass would be even better.If you're undecided about this, go for it - no more scraping, no more damaged prints from the scraper, beautiful print bottoms. I wish I had this 2 years ago.

I print in petg (Taulman Tech-G). My normal print is 240C nozzle 45C bed. This has worked well for me for a couple years using a unbranded buildtak type bed. In march I damaged this bed and thought I would give this product a try. The bed was relatively easy to apply and initially I was quite pleased. I printed a number of small parts over the next couple of months and it worked as expected. The first layer went down fine and the parts popped off when the bed was removed and flexed.Over this weekend I needed to print some large flat parts about 140x100x15 mm. The first one warped. It was still stuck to the bed so I think the part distorted the bed overcoming the magnets. I flexed the bed and the part came away a usual. To reduce the warping I increased the bed temperature to 60C and tried again. This time the part remained flat but was stuck firmly to the bed. As I tried to flex the part off of the bed it tore the top plastic layer and pulled chunks out. As always Amazon were great and offered me a refund.