Fula-Flex Textured PEI PRO - 40% Better Adhesion Than PEI - Ender 5 Plus Flex Plate Build Sheet Compatible | 377 x 370

I’ve been using this style of plate for a full year. Qidi uses this style build sheet on their current gen3 printers. I got one off Amazon in spring 2023 and loved the build sheet. I went and bought more sheets for my prusas. “Black textured pei pro” is the generic description for this sheet.Fulament seems to have the USA market with this textured pei pro sheet. The “HF” logo was originally shown on the Fulament Amazon product page. The updated picture omits the maker logo. The two sheets I bought match the current Amazon picture.I’ll start with the cons, which shouldn’t be a problem.* some of black texture will IMMEDIATELY come off.* If you print a lighter color on a brand new build sheet, you will see some of the build sheet on the printed item.* you can see what area has been printed on, based on how much the black coating has been torn off.* I’d say brand new, this sticks too well.* petg will remove more black color than pla or abs.* cutouts for alignment pins is tight. I’d have liked it if the notches are full width instead of little V shaped cuts.The attached picture is from a week old build sheet. You can see how it’s darker on the leftmost and rightmost inch where I haven’t printed yet.Onto the neutrals:* no noticeable change in performance despite the black color being removed. The build sheet will get a bit lighter in color.General points:* strongest magnetic sheet I have. This GRIPS the build plate with force. I print a lot of items with magnets. Strong magnetism is a plus for me. Also less concern for the build sheet slipping.* no gluestick needed.* incredible performance for pla.* This is my favorite sheet for pla and abs.* works amazing for abs. No glue, no warp.* you can use this for petg, but that will rip the black off faster than pla.* Im going to avoid using petg on this, and restrict petg to my older off brand sheet. I’ll update if continued petg usage has any negative effects on my older one.I bought one for my mk4 to see if it was better than my Ali off brand “HF” sheet. This seems to be better. I will say that Qidi brand “HF” sheets have the thickest black coating. Fulament is in the middle. I immediately bought a 2nd sheet for my other printer.The prusa satin sheet had been my favorite sheet for my mk3. I noticed weaker performance in the colder winter months. This sheet has replaced the prusa satin as my favorite all around sheet. With my off brand black textured pei sheets, i would use the smooth prusa pei sheet on occasion. So far, I don’t see any need for that with the Fulament sheet. The grip is strong and I have pry the prints off.

This Thing is amazing. The corners are 45’d so you can access your hot plate after installation. The magnet as been in place and doesn’t move. One side is smooth and works great. Other side is textured adds a really nice finish to things like cases etc. Finish is great, i have used this for about two months with no problems. Pick it up flex it pop the parts off and go back to printing. 220mm x 220mm is the one I got. Worth every penny.

Though the ad may lead you to believe that its double sided (rough/smooth), its not. The ad is so contradictory in its wording that I'm not surprised at the low rating at this point. Addition to that, if there is a protective plastic coating over the PEI, mine is apparently fused to the PEI, in addition to being scratched at the corners, and dangerously sharp. Since there does appear to be a protective coating that cannot be removed, the print adhesion is abysmal. Its actually easier to get PLA to stick to jello than this surface. Unless they can make it right, I'm sending it backUpdate**2/3/21I spoke with the owner of Fulament and he has been very helpful. There is a double sided variant but it wasn't in stock and Amazon doesn't differentiate between the two all that well. Due to the communication and helpfulness of support, I do indeed recommend this brand. I was able to get good adhesion, and great heat transference on pla+. Being able to just pop the print off has saved me from getting angry at the glass bed because my print has decided to bond on a molecular level with the glass. I do recommend bumping up your bed heat settings if you are putting this on top of glass. If you use 55 for pla, crank it to 68-72. If you're using petg and you have the smooth pei surface, spritz with windex before you print or use curas z-offset and set it up, so that your print doesn't "squish" into the smooth pei. PETG will bond to smooth pei, usually with disastrous results, if you don't take precautions. Skip all the petg tips above by getting the double sided variant.

Not kidding, I have been fighting with my Ender 3v2 for some time now, to the point I was ready to through it outside of the window.I had many problems with the first layer sticking, and I think I have upgraded/replaced almost any possible part of the printer, but in vain.Until today.I saw the product "Fulament PEI Sheet Plate" and thought that it worth a shot.And it was worth it, the setup was easy, 30 sec of concentration to make sure I glue the bottom part straight, and then just go ahead and print.And it sticks, the print is finished beautifully, it easy to remove the models from.I am just so happy now :)If I only had purchased this upgrade earlier...

I was excited to try this! This product advertises 40% better adhesion, even without glue. I was able to get a couple of smaller prints to print all the way, the rest broke free from the plate quickly and the prints were ruined. I contacted the seller and followed their recommendations for solving “95%” of adhesion issues but got the same results. Ultimately the only solution I found was to switch back to the generic plate that came with the printer. I tried printing the same large piece that had failed with this bed on my original bed and had no problems. I seriously doubt the adhesion claim!

Great quality and very easy to apply and use but it is slightly smaller than the Vyper bed.