Creality Ender 3 Glass Bed Upgraded Platform 235x235x4mm for Ender 3 S1/ Ender 3 / Ender 3 Pro/Ender 3 V2/ Ender 5/ Ender 5 Pro, 3D Printer Tempered Glass Build Plate Surface

Ended up returning this plate as I could never get consistent prints on it. Not sure if the coating they added improved adhesion or just caused more issues. Using a glue stick worked wonders

This is probably the first upgrade I would recommend getting for your ender 3. Filiment Stick alot better than the stock magnetic bed. Quick shipping from the seller as well!

Took me an annoying amount of time to get my machine right to start printing. Probably my error considering it’s a glass sheet lol. I recommend using the non textured side, I didn’t have good luck otherwise. Beyond turning up the bed temp it worked great

I was having issues with my Ender3 Pro having a dip in the middle of my bed. I decided to give this glass bed a try after having a couple people suggest it to me. I’m so grateful that I did. The bed heats nicely and evenly. I haven’t had any adhesion issues after I got leveled. If it doesn’t work - relevel the bed and reset your z!

While i was using it, it was great, but ive since move to a PEI bed sheet for ease of use. I still have this glass bed and i will use it on another printer when it arrives :) Good stuff for PLA materials for sure!

I have tried to find some tips I may be missing on the use of this bed but nothing I have found has been all that helpful. On one side you have the textured surface that seems impossible to properly clean residue from and the other a smooth tempered glass side that while you can use a razor scraper on, will readily crater if you pull the print off in too sharp of an angle. I am using PLA and PLA+, so it may work better with ABS. I just know I am not seeing the reality of the hype for the tempered glass bed at the moment.

This glass build plate arrived quickly (before anticipated delivery date) and came very well packed. Ive been able to use it for a couple days now and have had no issues with bed adhesion or the coating coming off. The glass has no visible dips when leveled. Easier to level than the stock mag flex plate and much flatter. Ill definitely be purchasing a second for my other Ender!

Im printing on the smooth side with PLA, and with a raft. I clean the plate with isopropyl alcohol before every print. I print the first layer at 80 degrees C, and the rest of the print at 65 degrees C; no hairspray, no glue sticks. Adhesion is fine during the print, and the part effortlessly removes once cool; dont have to pry it off. The only issue I have encountered so far is that the parts tend to warp at the corners; the raft corrects this. I havent experimented with temp settings beyond this, so there may be some other combination that works better.

I’m using it, but it was slightly warped when I ran Bed Visualizer on it. Not that big a deal, but kind of surprising. Great adhesion otherwise.

I purchased this as an upgrade to my base Ender 3. It was very easy to install. I just used binder clips to hold it on. A couple of tips for those new to printing like myself: Make sure to move your z-axis switch as it will make bed leveling much easier and prevent you from scratching yours like I did to mine. Also, print your first layer with a hotter bed and hot end temperature. Ive been doing PLA prints and I am doing 70*F bed and 205*F end to make sure the print does not warp. I anticipate the coating to wear out over time but you can flip it and use the smooth glass side with adhesion like a glue stick or hairspray. Overall, much better than the stock bed.