Textured PEI Sheet and Smooth PEO Build Plate 235x235mm Spring Steel Print Bed for K1/Ender 3 V3 SE/Ender 3 V3 KE/Ender 3 S1 Pro/Ender 3 V2 Neo/Sovol SV05/SV06/SV07 (PEO+PEI)

Perfect fit for my Bambu A1 works great and the design is cool

Note: If you have something like Ender 3 V3 SE which already has magnetic tray, you dont use the adhesive magnet layer that comes attacked, just throw on the main plate.The stock PEI magnetic sheet the Ender 3 V3 SE comes with was great. this is even better. adhesive, removal, cleaning. Fantastic.Most importantly unlike the stock one, this one heats the whole pad evenly. I noticed on the stock one there are spots that would not be near the same temps as other areas which causes problems when using higher end filaments that are difficult to adhere or print.Amazing sheet. and the textured side is nice too.

Worked great on my ender 3 S1 and s1 pro

This build plate was decent. The PEI sheet is as consistent as my original build plate on my Elegoo Neptune 4 plus however the PEO side is a bit to be desired. While the PEO side is neat and when the print finish it has that cool texture; it's the residue on the build plate that it leaves that I took a way a star. I have other PEO sheet from other brands and it does not leave a print residue that I have to scrape of the build plate to the point that I'm afraid of scratching it. Otherwise for the price of a dual build plate this was a great purchase.

I haven't used the texture side yet - the textured surfaces are generally pretty idiot proof. I bought this because I miss the glass bed of my Ender. I applied this plate to an Artillery Sidewinder X3 Pro (250x250). The dimensions are spot on. 1mm thickness throughout. The smooth side is as close to the glass plate as I think I'll get. It has excellent adhesion (when clean! You have to be more conscious about cleaning the smooth surface than you do the textured!). I have printed 2 parts on the smooth surface after dialing it in, and I'm extremely happy with this buy! Highly recommend!

This build plate is much better than the stock plate that comes with the Neptune 4 Plus. I've printed a few dozen items on it, and haven't had any problems with adhesion, and it leaves such a nice pattern on the bottom of the prints.

I think my biggest gripe with this plate is that the notches on the back of it intrude into the printable area. My auto-bed leveling routine narrowly misses the notches while probing, and I could see a situation where I am paying less attention and a probe goes into the gap royally screwing up my print.For my next complaint, some background. I have my printer in a Lack enclosure that I built and have several different plates that I print on regularly, from tempered glass (that I coat with a glue stick), a Creality smooth PEI spring steel sheet, and two different Creality textured magnetic surfaces.While printing, the interior temperature of my enclosure is very stable, typically ~38C, and depending on the surface I am printing on I vary my plate temperature from either 30C or 60C. I rarely have any warping issues unless there is something wrong with the filament.I have had a really good experience printing on the Creality smooth PEI spring steel sheet, but after over a thousand hours of print time and hundreds of prints, prints no longer stick as well to the sheet as they used too.Since I had such a good experience w/ the smooth PEI, I assumed that a textured PEI surface would have even better adhesion. This has not been the case with this textured PEI surface.To give the surface its best shot, I scrubbed it with dish soap, rinsed it off thoroughly, dried it with a lint free cloth, then wiped it off with IPA.Every print I have done on this sheet has either warped horribly, or come loose mid print. I switched back to my Creality build plate, and no issues. It is possible that the PLA filament I was using was old and had some moisture issues, but again, I have not had any issues when I switched back to my Creality flexible, magnetic build plate.Stars that were deducted were not due to my adhesion issues, because I am willing to concede that could be user error, but the fact that it has seemingly 'decorative' notches in the back that reduce the print area is really disappointing.

The media could not be loaded. This is awesome! Be careful that your nozzle doesn't crash into the plate of course, recalibrate your z offset if you flip the sheet over.I printed the first layer slow and it came out amazing on this pattern. Can't wait to try some of the other patterned sheets out there