Smooth/Textured PEI Panda Build Plate for Bambu-lab X1C X1E P1S P1P A1, BIQU Double-Sided PEI Spring Steel Sheet for Bambulab 3D Printers, 257x257mm, 1 Piece

Using on an A1. Both sides stick great with no additional goop. Really like to smooth finish.Printed 15 or so prints thus far...

Great price on a high quality printing plate. I have no issues with prints slipping off, and it helps prevent issues with heat transfer.

The textured side is perfect, it's an affordable alternative to buying a spare Bambu brand sheet. I've had virtually perfect bed adhesion with every print on the texture side.The smooth side doesn't have quite as much "stick" as the Bambu brand smooth plate, but it still does the job; glue stick or brims are your friend with small parts.Otherwise, the print adhesion surface looks great on both, just as expected!

I was a bit skeptical about a low temp plate for 3D printing, but I decided to give it a try and I'm amazed by the results.The plate is of great quality. I bit more textured than a normal PEI, but prints hold really well and the low temperature it needs to stick makes it more resilient to sudden temperature changes from the environment, specially when the printer doesn't have an enclosure.I've used it with PLA filaments and a plate temp of 40-50 Celsius and haven't experienced any wrapping of detachment from prints, like it happens when working with other plates at higher temperatures.Totally compatible with Bambulab A1 printers and the plate is of great quality. Totally recommend the purchase

I really liked this bed in the beginning. ABS, PLA+, PLA Wood, etc. stuck to it nicely. As soon as I printed PETG to calibrate flow with a print bed of 70c, the lines started coming up like other reviews stated. My ABS has a print bed of 100c so it’s not a heat issue. Either it’s a wear over time or these beds don’t like PETG. I thought I lucked out and got a good plate but that wasn’t the case. Giving it 1 star because the bottom of prints are ruined. Yes, you could paint them but why do that when the plate lines shouldn’t be coming off in the first place? Manufacturer should just remove the lines. It’ll fix the issue, save your materials and keep the great plate adhesion.

I recently got the CryoGrip cold print plate, and it's incredible! The adhesion is outstanding—everything sticks so well to this plate. In fact, I have to be extra cautious when removing smaller parts with supports because the grip is so strong it could pull pieces off if I'm not careful. The smaller brims can be tricky to remove because of how tightly they adhere, but that's a small trade-off for such excellent performance. I haven't tried PETG yet, but if it works as well as PLA does, I'm confident it will be just as impressive.

This plate is amazing. I no longer have to use brims on my small flexible prints! Larger prints no longer warp, and it fits perfectly with the magnetic X1C build plate.I will be buying more, this was a game changer.

(UPDATE)After using this plate for roughly 20 prints it was time for a cleaning and I did the standard dishsoap/ hot water, made sure all the residue from printing was removed and now literally nothing sticks to it… I’ve had multiple different style plates and know what I’m doing and this plate went from being the best sticking plate to the worst in about a few weeks of use.. makes 0 sense but adhesion is terrible nowLoving it on my a1 mini, was in need of a textured replacement and this is perfect the adhesion is extreme!