IdeaFormer-3D 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

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。

GREAT (once you adjust settings like they tell you).With only changing the build plate type, the first print adhesion was pretty poor and I cancelled the print. THEN I read the instructions (in the listing and included in the box) better... keys for success with Bambu P1S:CLEAN the build plate with isopropyl alcohol.Use Smooth PEI/High Temp Plate as build plate type.Use build plate temp of 60-65C in filament settings (all layers).

This dual-sided plate is a game changer for my Bambu Lab A1. The PEO side leaves a beautiful, multi-dimensional pattern on the bottom of prints that catches the light brilliantly perfect for decorative items or custom branding. The PET side provides a smooth, sleek finish that rivals professional injection molding. Adhesion is surprisingly strong for a smooth plate, and parts release easily once the spring steel is flexed. It’s a must-have for any maker who wants to elevate the visual hierarchy of their prints.

I have a P1S and after trying a thick initial layer, and messing with all the settings multiple times, I cannot get anything to stick to it!!!! It’s very frustrating! Nothing will print clean on either side no matter the settings. On top of this it scratches very very easily, I scratched it with my fingernail… all the other reviews I read said that the only success people were having was on there other printers, not for a P1S.

Very cool when you can get it to stick. I tried everything. I was using Bambu PETG-HF. I probably spent more money on filament trying to get it to stick than I did on these plates. I found raising the heat helped with adhesion but then I had other issues. It would probably work decently for smaller prints, but you need to make sure the plate is spotless.UPDATE: I was able to get decent prints with Petg after tweaking settings for weeks, but the biggest improvement I had was by using magic erasers to clean the surface of the plate. I thinking it slightly roughs the surface up, but doesn’t ruin the effect. Normal sponges weren’t cutting it. The second best change was to utilize a chamber heater set to 35c.