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

Works and fits great on my Ender 5 Pro! No need for anything to hold it in place no clips no nothing it just stays in place. Also all of my prints stick to this bed fabolously without any glue or anything, would definatly recomend this product.

This Glass bed has dual surface. On coated grainy and other smooth and can print on both the surfaces. The smooth surface may not stick well when printed without heat. Does not come with clips to stick it to bed, binder clip were used to hold it to bed. I had some trouble removing the prints but going through group I learnt that I have to let the bed cool down and the prints with popup with a little nudge. I would say it is a good choice of upgrade to resolve the heated bed warping.

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 very happy with bed glass adhesive and very easy to remove after print. Compared to magnets sheet that come with ender. I used dial indicator run across to check flatness within .002 after heated

Best hot bed in my opinion. If you have adhesion problems, use painters tape. just stick it on the area you are printing, let it cool and peel it off.

I really wanted this to work. I even bought a thickness gauge to ensure proper height of the nozzle and everything was perfectly level. The failure lies with poor adhesion. I now need to see if print bed glue will help.

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.

Its the truth! Get it. Clean with isopropyl first.level the bed. And enjoy never having issues with adhesion for PLA again. PetG has givenme issues though but PLA and ABS work great. I still use a brim for ABS because or paranoia but its probably overkill.

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.

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