3D Resin Flex Plate for Elegoo Mars, Elegoo Mars Pro, Wanhao D7, MonoPrice Mini Deluxe SLA, Phrozen Sonic 4k, and Phrozen Sonic Mini 4k | Stainless Steel Magnetic Bed Platform | 135 x 75

This thing printed an inverse "FU" on one of the parts I made. Thank goodness I caught it before delivering to the client. The logo makes this thing completely unusable if you plan on using it professionally! There is no escaping this because the logo is on both sides.Yes, it's easy to release parts. However, the magnet isn't strong enough for building parts with heavy cross sections. This causes the plate to slip a little on the magnet when the build platform lifts between layers. This is caused by the adhesion between the your part and the FEP. This results in the part being tapered, which you may not notice when making characters or figurines. It will become obvious if you're using your this to build functional parts or as prototypes. Straight walls will be crooked or wavy and parts won't fit together when you assemble them.

They could have at least left one side blank but no, they put the logo on both sides so its on every print you make with this plate.It does seem to work though my Mars pro 2 keeps losing the calibration and crashing the plate into the LCD after printing.Edit: The calibration is fixed using the updated method from Elegoo. I will sand the logo off I was worried I would remove a needed coating but that is a acceptable resolution. Other than that it works excellent and makes removing prints easy.I updated my review.

The built plate slides by around a total of 1cm for the first few layers almost every time I print. Had the z axis calibrated several times and the issue persists. One advantage of using flexible build plate is that you can print directly on the surface without worrying about having to scratch the build surface. The issue kind of take that advantage away. What a pity

The media could not be loaded.  When I saw this, I was skeptical but after using the Fula-Flex build plate I am totally sold. I have found even when being as careful as possible scraping your parts of the bed always affected both the part and the bed. However, after several prints I am amazed with how well this works. The magnetic surface holds the flexible build plate very tightly and the overall surface is perfectly flat - even if you had scraped up your original build plate. It is simple to install, just clean and attach the magnet to your build plate, download and print the spacer (you’ll want to do this before you attach the magnet) and install the spacer the under the z axis sensor and relevel. I had to adjust the bottom UV curing time slightly but after that it prints as good as ever. I do not see any difference in the print quality.Removing your prints is the best part, just a slight flex of the plate and your parts will come right off without damaging even the most delicate areas of your print. I’ve learned to hold the plate with the parts facing up so they don’t fall off – see the video. For parts where the bottom surface is important and / or that have a large flat surface this works so much better than having to use a scraper.The support is great to, I had a few questions, and their staff has been very responsive and knowledgeable.If you are serious about 3d resin printing I highly recommend this!

Haven't had it long enough to say anything about the adhesive backed magnet but no issues with some 50hrs of printing.One thing of note is that there is only a small margin of clearance for the little tab on the plate to fit in the tank. For me it was ensuring the tab is pointing towards the back of the tank, otherwise it catches the inner lip. This could lead to damage but I do not see how to design around it, not having a tab would make removing the spring plate more difficult. Perhaps making it shorter and wider in future revisions would help.Leveling was easy, due to the spring loaded build assembly on the Mars 2p, no spacer is required. Just level the bed raise it up, attach the flex plate, and re-level. Easy, done.As far as the other reported issue of the logo being printed to the models, I have not seen this myself. I do typically print with skids or raised supports, and generally the build plate is the bottom of the model so I wouldn't care if it had a bit a print on it. Have not seen the logo on the bottom of the skids myself. It appears laser etched, and is smooth to the touch with the rest of the plate, your experience may vary.I use alcohol to clean and would not recommend immersing the magnet in a solution of any kind, as is typical in the cleaning units. It would likely cause more rapid wear on the adhesive.So in summary,Pros+ Works as advertised.+ Simple installation.Cons-Limited clearance with the grab tab requires attention to plate orientation prior to printing.

The media could not be loaded.  This flex plate is fantastic, I cannot stress enough just how much I hated having to remove the build plate and scrape off prints. Now I no longer need to go through that, this makes it super easy. Just carefully remove the flex plate and give it a bit of a bend and the print comes off effortlessly.

I bought the Fulament flexible build plate for my Qidi Shadow 5.5s and the instructions for installation were straightforward. However after installing and resetting Z home position, when I tried to home the print bed, homing failed. The shadow 5.5s has an optical end stop with a steel tab on the Z carriage that triggers the end stop when the bed is homed. The thickness of the magnetic surface prevents the tab from reaching down far enough into the optical end stop and triggering it as the bed now sits higher up from the LCD screen. There was no mention of this in the installation video. Consequently, I can't test the build plate unless I modify the end stop or the tab to compensate for increased bed thickness.