CR-10 Spring Steel PEI Bed Plate,Heat Resistance, Removable,Flexible,Magnetic Build Surface, with 310mm×310mm,Upgrade Replacemnt Parts for Creality CR-10,CR-10S

But, if you need to level your bed at more than 4 points, this will make it worse. And it is made worse still by the absolutely huge surface area. If your aluminum is anything but flat you may need a software leveling tool of some sort to make up for that. Otherwise, this will make your prints so much easier to peel off than glass.Also, research the sticking properties of your plastics as some will stick to glass better, and others to this better. For instance, this is great for PETG. But Nylon is kind of hot for it and I could swear there are bubbles in there that weren't there before.Make sure to really clean this with alcohol too. This is way more sensitive to being clean than glass is, and if you even think about fingerprints or skin oils prints will stop sticking. Of that doesn't work you can scratch it with sandpaper, but that makes ugly bottom finishes if you are used to the beauty that is printing on glass.

I've had constant issues with my CR-10 since I got it. After getting this build plate, I realized that most of it stemmed from an uneven build surface. This build plate is very flat and I am able to take prints off the bed without prying them up with my scraper.The only issue I have had is bed adhesion. Since the metal is so smooth, it becomes slippery and the first layer will often have issues adhering. This issue is solved with a quick layer of hairspray, but it makes me wonder if a textured build plate might not have been a better decision. However, the result of a smooth build plate has an amazing effect on the final print. I might buy a textured build plate in the future to switch between the two, but this has already been a huge upgrade from the stock build plate!Overall, if you don't mind using some type of adhesion assistance like hairspray and/or insist on a completely flat build plate, I have no hesitation in recommending this product!

First prints, so far impressed. Interested in seeing how long the surface holds up. Used an old build plate to attach the matt to. Works great.

This bed is a huge upgrade from the original magnet bed. The originals were soft with very little hold. This is a strong hold and an nice smooth metal.

I purchased the 310x310 flex plate, and the print surface does not work to adhere prints to (like it does not work AT ALL). For context, I purchased this to upgrade from a PEI sheet (from a reputable company) that was adhered directly to my printbed, and that had worked perfectly for years. I just wanted a flex-plate, and this was the cheapest option for my printbed size. This Enomaker garbage is different in appearance and texture to the competing PEI sheet that had worked for years. This listing suggests that there is a thin film of plastic that needs to be removed from the PEI, yet mine had no such film, just the supposed "smooth PEI" sheet adhered to the flex-plate. Prints do not stick to it, at all, unlike my previous PEI sheet.I of course began to troubleshoot this by ensuring that my initial bed-level was correct, and re-calibrating my bed probe just to be safe (multiple times). I tried a range of temperatures around the appropriate temp for the filament I was using (ABS, with bed temps ranging from 100C-120C). I tried multiple filaments that previously worked on the prior sheet of PEI that had worked for me for years.I can only assume that this is not actually PEI, as it's properties are VERY different from all other forms of PEI I have used (on the printer I attempted to install this on, as well as other printers I have built, some of which have smooth, and others powder-coated PEI sheets). I emphatically suggest not to buy this product, and to spend a little bit more with a reputable, and well reviewed competitor.