BIQU Flexible Steel Removable Platform with PEI and Magnetic Bottom Heated Bed Build Surface 310x310mm for Creality CR 10 3D Printer

Nice surface gives micro orange peel effect to the bottom of the prints. Prints pop right off and haven't had an adhesion issue since starting to use this plate.

Fitsmy ender 3 perfect. No problems with it release pla and petg when it cools down

I watched a YouTube video and they said it worked great for abs prints. Yes I can confirm it, it sticks with no adhesive. I bought 2. Clean with alcohol and it works great.

I have tried many print surfaces and products (tapes, glues, hairspray, glass, & PEI. This is by FAR the best I have used at any price. I have only printed with PETG on this but once the bed is hot it sticks every time no glue no fuse no problems. When the bed cools the print literally comes loose without touching it. Prints have a great texture not too rough and not too smooth. It's double-sided and the price is fantastic. AWESOME PRODUCT!! Just buy one you can thank me later. =)Update:. TPU sticks with at room temperature with no glue. Added pic of TPU print

I'm not one to write reviews, but this build plate is great. Better than the stock one that came with my Ender 5 S1. Better than the Creality spring steel PEI sheet that costs about 3x as much. This is also double sided! TPU, PLA and even A.B.S. have worked great on this plate for me. No extra adhesion needed and stuff pops off really easily. I'm buying another one...

I've never used one of these removable surfaces before, and frankly it was not necessary, as my Delta printer has a hard mounted bed that I could lift the printer with and not affect the level. My recently built CoreXY is not the case, and pushing the part around to get it off requires that the bed to be trammed after each print if any pressure is used to remove the part/parts. In order to reduce this necessity I elected to try one of these BIQU 310mmx310mm platform and sticker, even though my bed is 330mmx330mm. A set that size was almost twice the price and I only lost 10mm on each side, so I gave it a go. WOW! Being able to gently remove the !!HOT!! plate, flex off the part, and return the plate is revolutionary. Initially tramming the bed afterward consistently showed that level of the bed did not get altered, so now I am printing part after part with an occasional sanity check. Great!Both surfaces were beautiful and consistent in appearance, and no issues with a warped plate. I print mainly ASA which warps easily during printing, so I use glue stick to support good retention, and a good layer lasts through many prints. Small parts could be printed without it, but my first larger part lifted and released without the stick. Have not yet printed my other filaments (Nylon, Delrin, TPU), but I will retain the glue stick layer.Would buy again, and in fact plan to buy a second flex plate to accommodate the parts printed with Nylon/Delrin which need to cool down, lest they be warped by the hot removal.

The BIQU SSS sheets are my most used build surface. Yes, they are quite a bit thinner than most other steel sheets, which makes them honestly feel a bit flimsy. But the fact is they leave a nice surface finish and work great for every filament I've used them with (PLA, ABS, PETG, PC). I get good adhesion with the first layer and an easy release once the sheet cools down. They're also inexpensive enough that I can typically buy two for the price of a single textured PEI sheet.

I bought two of these to use on my Sovol SV06 because the stock one was too rough! These have a nice soft texture, PETG, PLA and PLA+ all stick well and release easily when the bed cools. It is a bit thinner than the stock one. Make sure to adjust your Z Offset! These are two sided sheets so you can flip it to print again before cleaning but in my experience there really isn't any residue left behind when removing model from a cool plate. The SV06 uses an inductive probe and these sheets work fine with it.