Super Tacky Plates from Bambu Lab and Big Tree Tech

[@olligesd9343]

I use Vision Miner nano adhesive on my Bambu X1C smooth PEI plate. Works great, lasts for 3-4 prints before I have to re-apply. I'm interested to see if this has the same performance.

[@bsimmons00]

Would really like to see tests of other filament types when you do videos like this. I know most out there are printing in PLA but I do a lot of functional printing in PETG, TPU and ABS. Obviously ABS wouldn't apply to these plates but showing the good and bad of many types of filament would really be a benefit. For instance, I've found that Bambu's PETG Basic and even HF stick too well to the gold PEI plates at times and leave a film on the underside. Would be nice to see if these new plates have the same issues.

[@alanpreston1822]

Ordered my Frostbite on Nov 7, still in transit.

[@TokyoNeko8]

This plate is awesome!

[@logo8009]

I have been following you for a while now, and finally pulled the trigger and bought the PS1 combo Black Friday deal. Being new what manufacture filament would for buy for basic PLA. I want to stay with the same brand at first till I know how it will react for ease of use. Considerations is color variety and general availability, and price. Thanks for all the hard work you do.

[@EathanTurner-qm9xd]

I'm not the video creator, but Bambu PLA is great if you can get a bunch at once they're on sale right now for refills. I have also had no issue with eSun, and only slight issue with Sunlu(needed to dry it out first)

[@lendizzle77]

Stick with the Bambu Lab brand since it has RFID and makes it easy when you are new. Buy a few rolls with the spools and then buy refills. Its not the cheapest out there but I have been happy with it and like the RFID.

[@TheFunesk]

My Frostbite plate isnt textured like it is suppose to be. I have also seen acouple people online talk about the quality control that some plates are making it out untextured even though they are the frostbite.

[@lance1242]

I'm not sure if Bambu Lab printers support it, but some printers can cool the print bed slowly using the M190 command. Maybe that would help with the warping.

[@michaels3003]

Slowly for how long?

[@lance1242]

​@@michaels3003 from what I can find online about pla crystallization as a non-expert I would try cooling at a rate of 1-2 °C/min.

[@claptnei]

So if it warps when left to cool on the bench, should you remove from plate after printing or leave on page on printer to cool?

[@RobertONeillPhotos]

when in the printer it holds the plate down to help it harden flat. I assume even flat it would have the internal stresses so if the part was warmed a little it might warp. But that is harder to define in what situation it would be a concern. Back to your question it is better to leave it in the printer to minimize warp during cooling.

[@loquacious1956]

I have been trying to get one for my A1 but they never seem to be in stock here in Australia.

[@lendizzle77]

Try Biqu

[@stevespringer8385]

Can you apply the 3D effect covers to the original gold pei plate or do you need a smooth plate? Thanks

[@R_mix19]

Smooth plate

[@lendizzle77]

Needs to be smooth

[@FilmFactry]

Any Ender 3 size bed options?

[@lendizzle77]

I don't see any

[@Pauluz_The_Web_Gnome]

Too bad they are soo expensive!

[@damon20r]

You talk about and show 3 different plates but then only compare 2 of them???

[@lendizzle77]

I already reviewed one of them. Didn't want to review it again