JUUPINE 3D Printer H1H Build Plate for Bambu Lab A1/X1C/X1/X1E/P1P/P1S 3D Printer,257x257mm Spring Steel Plate,Double Sided Flexible Sheet Removable Platform (Light Beam H1H +Phantom H1H)

Very nice design. Works great. Recommended.

This is nice, looks amazing on the print, just have to add a little more heat to the bed for adhesion.

Works great, can not beat the price to quality.Very pleased

This plate worked perfectly at standard PETG HF settings the first couple of times that I used it, then it failed to stick on all subsequent prints. So, after lots of forum searches, experimentation, and changing one variable at a time, here's what's currently working well for my Juupine holographic plate in my Bambu P1S with .4mm nozzle:* Scrub twice with IPA using clean microfiber cloth. Dry.* Choose the smooth PEI plate in Bambu Studio.* Close BOTH glass top and door* Preheat the chamber for 15 minutes by setting bed temp to 90C* Set initial layer to: Nozzle 250C, bed 90C, speed 25mm/s.* When print finishes, keep door and top closed and let the chamber completly cool down before removing the print.The above settings worked well for me on a 200x230 mm flat shape.Other settings I use on all my PETG HF prints on all build plates:No cooling on first 7 layers, aux fan off, 10mm brim for all large, flat prints.

Definitely recommend

Design rubs off within minutes of use on an item that is touched. Will only work on a display piece and will likely be gone after the first dusting of said display piece.

Bought these for my wife and I cannot say enough about how cool the designs turn-out on her 3d printing products. Psychodelic holographic designs on each product make this a step above the competition if you are creating as a seller or if you just want something colorful and cool for you kids.

The media could not be loaded. I really like how it gives the unique finish to the bottom of the print. I've done 8 prints with it so far. Not sure how long it will last in the long term but everything sticks well. I let the plate cool down to room temp before removing any parts. In your slicer, you need to select smooth PEI/high temp plate. They also recommend bumping up the plate temp for different filaments. There is a chart on this page. I tried 60° for the first 4 prints. Worked fine. Then I used just the default temps and that also worked fine for PLA. I haven't tried any other filament but PLA on it but you can print what is listed. Do not get fingerprints on the build plate. I used rubber gloves when handling mine. You can wipe the plate with ISO/rubbing alcohol if you get oils or fingerprints on it. The colors won't transfer well if there are fingerprints or oils. Just wear rubber gloves to avoid all that. 8 prints and I haven't needed to wipe it yet. I have about 4000 hours on my x1c so we will see how long this will last. I'd love to try some other plates they have for sale but I can't afford them all right now.