Dremel3D Printing BT20-01 Build Sheets (Pack of 3)

Excellent build surface. Yes! This stuff sticks! You will have a hard time removing the final work. What I do is take my build plate off & put it in the freezer for 5 min. Then take my scraper and they pop right off.I get how for a few of these reviews people don’t like how much it holds. But that’s what your buying it for. Saved many builds for me.

The were very easy to install, the worked amazing, and 3 mats for an amazing price!!!

Ok before I continue, please note my review is for PLA filament only, and this trick applies to all printers that can fit these sheets (i.e. Flashforge Dreamer, Qidi, etc.), not just the Dremel Idea Builder. Most of you are aware that PLA has a hard time sticking on bare 3D print beds; be it may aluminum, acrylic, glass, etc. What happens is that somewhere along the printing process, the objects either warp or slide off completely, causing a failed or ugly result. Many solutions surfaced over time to attempt at solving this, including using 3M painters tape / sheets, heated beds, slurries, glues, etc., and of course these Dremel Build Sheets.Now by themselves, these sheets are just OK. A brand new sheet sticks well like 3M painter's tape, but unlike the 3M tape, these sheets last for about 20 to 30 large prints instead of 1 or 2 prints with the 3M tape. After that, the prints start warping or sliding off, and it's time to change the sheet. Right now you might be wondering, "how on earth is this worth $30?" I'll get there, please read on...So the trick is that before each print, you must level your print bed, and then rub 2-3 thin coats of Elmer's School Glue Stick on the surface of the Dremel Build Sheet (until it's pale white). Now I don't know what the chemistry is behind this, but something amazing happens... Not only do the prints stick 100% to the surface with perfectly straight non-warped results, but you can do this again and again and again using the same sheet! I printed out big 5x5" objects with the Dremel Idea Builder printer OVER 200 TIMES using the SAME SHEET! All you have to do is wash off the glue after every print, and repeat the process. Not even my heated bed Robo3D printer gave me this kind of performance; not even close! Note, you'll need to use some kind of thin spatula, or whack your object on a hard surface, because these babies will stick like a weld if you use this trick!So TL;DR - The trick is before every print, level your bed and then apply 2-3 coats of Elmer's School Glue Stick on the Dremel Build Sheet; Wash off the glue after each print; repeat; Will last for 100s of prints.

We are new at doing3D printing. We love the Dremel printer and have found these sheets to make things go even more smoothly. When we tried just using the blue tape on the print platform, we had more problems with the object not "sticking" to the platform and "going to shreds".The Dremel Build Sheet have definitely reduced waste of material (because the object being printed seems to hold better to the sheet than to tape suggestion in the operations instructions .and your print does goes to shreds. Also, it makes it easier to get finished piece off the platform when they don't just pop off easily. I don't know that we got 100 builds on a sheet before having to change but we did have at least over 50.

Great quality

I've already scraped the heck out of my initial build sheet, learning how to get prints off effectively with my 3D20, so I figured I should order some replacements. Fantastic (maybe too good) adhesion, looks nice, extremely easy to apply and remove. I'd get them again.

What a waste of money!Even when this is brand new and right out of the container with the first print - nothing sticks. Models slide right off like a hydroplane.I have read the other review about applying elders' glue, but frankly, when I spend this kind of money I don't want to be bothered with modifying to get it to work as advertised, nor do I want that mess and hassle. And I certainly wouldn't expect to have to do a 'workaround' like this when a product is brand new - maybe to coax more life out of an older sheet, but a brand new one? Forget it!I have ended up using the 3D Printer Build Platform Tape for Dremel Idea Builder, 180' (3D Printer Build Platform Tape for Dremel Idea Builder, 180') and it works great. I can use it for many builds before needing to replace it, and I often can simply patch a small area that may have ripped in removing a model, without having to replace the whole build platform area. The Dremel build sheet shown here is solid and does not allow this kind of flexibility.

Dremel is no longer supporting the 3D20. These sheets have gone up $10 in a single year. Dremel PLA has also gone up, over $10 per reel in a year. Non-Dremel PLA sticks to these sheets like they were epoxied on. It is a far better option to just use painters tape or similar to print onto since it is a nightmare trying to get your object off of the plate if it finished while you are away and it cools onto the surface. Tape is easy to get off.

Just like the factory

Es un elemento esencial de la impresora, facilita las cosas al momento de retirar una figura de la impresora, es importante cambiarla cuando notes que tus impresiones ya no se quedan adheridas y se empiezan a caer a media impresión. Así con una lamina nueva también ahoras material.

If you have a Dremel 3D printer, you will appreciate having a spare build sheet or two. We use Scotch blue tape on top of the build plate for adhesion while printing, but even so, the build sheets take a beating. Here in Canada, parts and accessories can be rather hard to find. Amazon.ca offers a pack of 3 plates for our Dremel 3D 20 printer. The other nice thing is that they come with a bed levelling sheet as well.

Funcionando correctamente

arrived on time and are as advertised, works great