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

The clips included withy this Glass Bed cannot be attached without having the print head collide with the clips or the clips colliding with the gantry.

Parts stick well. I liked it so much I bought one as a gift.

Not Borosilicate Glass as stated. Soda lime Glass with tinted edges to mask the Color. Hold yours up to the light and see... Has noticeable warpage to temperature (bed heating). Once heated the glass is not flat.

So the glass is borosilicate, which is not tempered, but has a strength that resembles the Pyrex glassware you use in a kitchen. The coating is called Carborundum and was patented in 1893, in this use case it promotes adhesion. It is not soluble in acids or bases and so you can pretty much clean this in whatever without damaging the coating. The flatness was actually an improvement or my last glass bed as measured by a CL touch.

I was looking to upgrade my Ender 3 Pro from the stock magnetic bed to a glass bed in order to print higher temp filaments. I settled on this, the standard Crealty glass bed. The bed itself works great, no problems. Since it does not come from Crealty itself, I was wondering how this would turn out, but no problems. The bed was in stock and delivered quickly per my Prime account. It works great, no issues at all.

installed this on a printer that had a warped bed after trying a PEI magnetic surface. came expertly packed with foam throughout. easy to install, just put on your heated bed with some Clips!! prints stick well and pop off when cooled.

works great

Yay no more dip in the middle of the bed! You will need to supply your own clips but that’s easy enough. My frustration level just went down!

I make parts and so I need to use stronger materials for function in machines. PETG, PETG Carbon fiber, And PC carbon fiber. The temperature for the bed is higher and normal removable flexible build plates dont work. Even the ones that come with the PETG get stuck and are destroyed after one print. This holds up about 9 months of continuous use. And I use a build plate adhesive designed to allow the PETG to be removed without sticking to the glass. I may try some smoot glass, but the bottom surface is fine with this, textured surface.

Ill give this a two star instead of a one star. When layers adhere, they adhere well, and pop off when cool. But the surface tolerance is awful. High and low points everywhere, so bad that even with a BL Touch I end up scraping the bed in some places and having the nozzle too high to adhere in others (manual bed leveling was just as bad). And thats on the smooth side. The rough side had a .5mm difference between the center and edges in addition to the hills and valleys. I had a better experience with my stock warped bed. This thing got scratched to hell and back within 48 hours because of the awful surface tolerance. Just spend the money on some good Boro glass and a PEI sheet, youll likely end up doing that anyways.