Creality Official Ender 5 S1 3D Printer Powder Painted PEI Flexi Steel Magnetic Build Plate 235 * 235mm for Ender 3 V3 SE/KE,Ender 3 S1,Ender 3,Ender 3 V2,Ender 3 V2 Neo,Ender 5 Pro,CR-10 SE,CR-20

This helped address some issues printing with PETG ;on the Ender 5 Pro. Unfortunately the Ender 5 Pro doesn't set the z offset (*baby z steps*) like you can on a Prusa, but once that is dialed in, this print plate has worked flawlessly as a print surface.

Good adhesion

This print bed is great! The prints stuck really well when the bed is hot, but once it is cool, they pop right off.

I'd like to think this plate has increased my passion for 3D printing and lowered my fails. I have a Ender 5 Pro and been printing for over 2 years now. Once I added this plate, the amount of my adhesion fails have dropped off significantly. Add to that it's a magnetic plate, makes removing models easy without having to use glue, tape or spray anymore. Most of the time, I lift the brim to get under a corner and pull it right off without any fuss. Nothing to complain about after printing for 2 months.

Had binding / sticking problems with layer 1 on all of our prints using build plate that was included with the printer (Ender 5 Pro). Don't know exactly what the issue was, but this plate has solved whatever it was.

I've used this sheet for PLA, PLA+, PETG and PVB and it works beautifully. Gives a slight textured finish to the base of the print. I found this has fantastic adhesion natively, but on the odd occasion I'd have a problem with PLA holding fast. A little bit of Elmer's glue and it sticks beautifully.Apparently, whilst printing PETG on this surface it's recommended to use a barrier layer, such as Elmer's. Never printed PETG without it and had zero issues with adhesion and release.It comes in two pieces with the top and base sheets. Even though this isn't how you're probably supposed to do it, I stuck the base to the top sheet and adjusted the Z offset to accommodate the extra thickness. Nice sturdy build plate!

I accidentally put some gouges in my build plate so I needed another and this one looked better than the stock one that came with my printer. I often have adhesion problems with it, though, like corners that won't stay down, the initial layer being dragged around resulting in a mass of filament spaghetti, in spite of adjusting bed and print head temperature, Z axis gap between head and plate, and leveling, leveling, and leveling. I'm thinking maybe this isn't a good plate for PLA.

I was buying a new bed every 3 months until I got this one. Use high bed temp, about 65 C. Haven't broken a part yet, even the thin ones. They release in one piece without having to use a putty knife.