CHPOWER for Creality 3D CR-10/ CR-10S Heated Bed, Tempered Glass Plate Build Surface 310x 310x 4mm

So after reading the reviews on this glass, I decided to take the chance and get it. After several complaints of people using it and complaining about the coating wearing off, I decided to install it upside down. So the smooth glass side is facing me. I just use a Elmer's Glue stick on the glass, and it works perfect. Great product for the 3D world and those of us with the larger 310mm Beds.

Where is the 6 star button when you need it! I bought this after seeing a redditor review it and say it fixed his adhesiion issues, for which i have been plagued a lot despite my many attempts to adjust tempatures and bed leveled like 40 times, used gluestick, you name it! Mirrors worked pretty well but still had issues with parts cooling unevenly and warping, ruining mechanically functional prints. This was a twenty second intall and 1 bed level adjustment later i was sticking perfectly even on a 72hour print on my CR-10s

This was magical for a while. The adhesion was great and prints came off just like promised when the bed cooled off. But....after a while it started to get less and less effective and finally things wouldn't stick at all. I ruined one by trying to clean it off with alcohol - BIG mistake. There weren't any instructions included. CHPOWER was nice enough to send me a new one. Same thing...after a while, prints just wouldn't stick. This time, I got instructions to clean it with water. It was never the same. If you consider it a disposable item, it works well but it doesn't last very long.

I tried Aquarock with the original Creality glass build surface, and could barely get anything to stick to it. After getting fed up and seeing the price of PEI I decided to go with this based off the reviews. Money well spent, IMO! Got this thing yesterday and used it today and the difference is night and day. No problem with adhesion now, at all. As others have said, get this, you will not regret it.

It didn’t quite fit the cr10-v2. Though it advertised as 300x300

First one I ordered got a chunk of glass ripped out the middle somehow but got replacement and has been working great. Just pick it up after it has cooled and it's important you want until it's cooled or you can break something. Once it's cooled it'll come off like ur just picking something off the table. Gotta wait about 10 min. Don't need any glue or anything extra just keep it clean and smooth and set the right nozzel hight and it'll stick good.

I purchased this for a relatively unmolested Creality CR-10 3D printer and unfortunately, I cannot recommend it.While it is attractive, the stock CR10 just cannot handle the thermal output for the bed-heater needed to permeate the glass and reach the recommended temperatures for some materials (ABS needs 110 C according to the glass manufacturer and even in a perfectly performing stock CR10, the highest you'll get is 95 C). For that reason, even enclosed, I'm not getting ABS to print or adhere to the build surface.PLA, Tough PLA, and PETG I had moderately more success, since the required temperatures are only between 75-80 CHowever, even with those materials, and settings that work perfectly well on BuildTak or even 3M Blue + Hairspray, had great difficulty sticking to this surface.I love how it looks, but it under-performs every other option I have available to me at the moment, and since I'm working with ABS a lot lately (which can print and adhere on the blue tape, even without an enclosure, at around 80 C) it's very disappointing.If you like this particular surface, I'd recommend upgrading the thermal element for the bed heater to a 700W or better after-market pad heater. But since I do not have that at the moment, I cannot offer feedback as to whether it helps the situation or not.Caveat emptor

Great bed for you CR10pro!!! Leveling on this bed is superb! Prints come off easily with this bed, use a brim to ensure adhesion, let cool and prints will come off super easily! It is a tad bit smaller so you’ll have to use clips to hold on the stock bed.