New Upgrade Creality CR-10/CR 10S Tempered Glass Bed 3D Printer Platform, 310 x 310MM Tempered Glass Plate Build Surface for CR-10/CR 10S

I love this so much that I bought another of them. My prints stick to them very well, and my bottoms get a perfect smooth finish. They're easy to clean with a damp cloth. The look is awesome. I can see where they will wear eventually from repeated use. I would not advise using sharp tools on them as the finish is easy to damage.

I had a CR10 and used a Peopoly printing surface that I got direct from them that was pretty good, but over time became less effective. When I replaced the CR10 with a CR10s I got another Peopoly printing surface but through Amazon and it didn't seem to work as well as the one I had before. I eventually got so frustrated with it that I went back to masking tape and a glue stick, but it didn't take long to remember why I tried to find alternatives to that method.So while looking for a new solution for a print surface I came across two that sounded interesting, but ultimately decided to try out this one and happy I did. It came well packed and was a perfect replacement for the glass surface that ships with the printer. I've used this for 5 prints so far and it has worked flawlessly. A couple of big items, medium items, and a print that had over a 100 separate little pieces, every thing stayed in place while printing, and once the bed cooled off the pieces came off with little to no force using my bare hand. Freaking great not needing to use glue to get a part to stick or later having to try and scrape the part from the bed with a tool.There is one thing I don't like is that the this print surface has to cool down in order to take the printed part off, so it's not possible to quickly take a finish part off and then start a new print right away. The bed needs to fully cool off, then the part can be removed, which means there's another wait for the print surface to heat back up. Although I find the cool off waiting part a bit annoying, considering I no longer need to print a raft I believe I'll be saving time overall.Also, I bumped up my printing surface temp from my previous preferred temp of 45 to 55 since it seems like it is heat activated. I haven't tried to see if it would still be successful at holding a piece at a lower temp.To put it simply: awesome 3D printing surface and definitely recommend it!

I've been printing PLA on this plate at 215C extruder temp and 65C bed temp for about a week now, 16-18 hours per day. The prints stick well and I haven't tried using hairspray or any other adhesive. They don't stick perfectly, but more than good enough for my parts.I like being able to wipe down build plates with rubbing alcohol, but since the description specifically says not to, I have been using a spritz bottle with water to get any dust or stray plastic fibers off of the plate and it has been working fine.Large surface area prints stick well, almost too well, and I have been removing my pieces using a small homemade mallet. This is probably not the best way and I am slightly concerned about ruining the build plate coating or unleveling the bed, but so far I haven't had any issues.Tiny prints seem to struggle to stick, but I think it's because I'm printing too fast for small bits. I'll have to investigate that in the future.

Was great at keeping the parts on the board, but it had minor warping..

I've had my CR-10 for many years now. I've used hair spray, tape, and glue sticks to help with the bed adhesion. It worked ok, but not only was it a mess, I could never get rid of the "elephant foot" issue with the bottom few layers. As soon as I got this, ran a test print with NOTHING on the surface. Worked like a charm!!! I'm amazed at the difference in the results. Not only does it stick, but it has also solved my elephants foot issue. It sticks so well, you have to let the bed cool down a bit before trying to remove your 3d print. Color me impressed. Now all I need to do is fix my Z axis issues and I will have perfect prints.

Having the ability to use the carbon-silicone base to really stick pla prints is awesome, the idea that you can just pop off the prints once it is cooled down is not true. In fact it is very difficult to remove prints from the bed which is a good thing but also very annoying.The first layer of your print will in fact get stuck on the surface and there is no way to remove the stain. It's not going to look pretty but I haven't experienced any adhesion issues from it.The panel is not flat as the middle is deeper than the corners, thus you need to shim the plate. But that may just be a result of creep since the glass sits on top of my heated bed plate at 65C for hours on end.

Picked this up for my Ender 3 S1 Plus and it fits perfectly!

I usually use some Aquanet Hairspray on the flat glass of the original bed of my CR10 (V1) printer, which leads to a buildup of glue and can cause the hot end fan to become clogged with dust and residue.This plate appears to negate that need. I haven't had a PETG print pull up yet, however I am also using an enclosure to prevent drafts.

I'm heating the bed to 60 degrees using pla filament and it sticks great. Once the print is finished and bed back to room temperature, the print will just lift off like magic. Do not try to remove print while it's still warm or you may damage or wear out the special surface.I wish I had bought this a long time ago. 100% worth it.

Very happy how it adheres well while in production, and releases without problem on cooldown, just pick it up no sticking or prying.👍

My second bed, and it is perfectly flat. Bl touch shows almost zero variation besides my ownpoorish levelling. Adehessionis fantastic in my books, though getting an easy release can test my patience a bit. Will certainly be buying more in the future.

I upgraded to the glass bed for my Crs 10 pro v2. It works great. The adhesion is great and comes off easy when the bed is fully cooled down. Just remember to increase temp from 60 to 80. Mech Solutions is great company to deal.

Beaucoup plus efficace que le plateau d'origine de ma cr-10s pro qui collait vraiment trop. Super adhérence quand le plateau est chaud et libére les pièces un coup refroidi s'agit d'être patient. Merci à mech solution