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BuildTak BuildTak FlexPlate System 13.78" x 13.78"
The BuildTak FlexPlate System is a simple upgrade for your 3D printer that makes it easier to remove your finished 3D prints. The FlexPlate attaches to your 3D printer's existing print bed and can be flexed in any direction to remove your prints. The BuildTak sheet adhered to the FlexPlate makes it easy to get clean, consistent prints. The FlexPlate System is available in a variety of sizes to fit all kinds of 3D printers on the market.
- Converts 3D printer to removable print bed system
- Easy to install
- FlexPlate can be detached and reused
| List Price: | $126.00 |
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Size: 13.78" x 13.78" (350 mm x 350mm)
Compatible 3D Printers include: Ender 5 Plus, Voron 2
**Check out all the available shapes and sizes of the BuildTak family here!**
SIMPLE UPGRADE, BIG RESULTS
No matter the shape, size, or design of your 3D printer, adding a BuildTak FlexPlate System converts it to a removable print bed system. Instead of reaching into your 3D printer and removing parts there, you can now remove your FlexPlate from the entire print bed along with your finished 3D printed part. Take your FlexPlate and finished part to your chosen workspace, bend the FlexPlate in any direction, and your 3D print should effortlessly pop off of the BuildTak print surface. This simple upgrade to your 3D printer can make a world of difference. Once you experience the ease of using a FlexPlate with BuildTak, you’ll never want to print on anything else.
MAXIMIZE YOUR MACHINE TIME
BuildTak Sheets have been a favorite 3D printing surface for over two years, and the FlexPlate System makes utilizing BuildTak even easier. Available in a variety of sizes to fit all kinds of 3D printers on the market, simply install the Magnetic Base on top of your 3D printer’s existing print bed, adhere a BuildTak sheet to the FlexPlate, and magnetically attach the FlexPlate to the Magnetic Base. After your 3D print is finished, the FlexPlate with the BuildTak sheet can be easily detached from the print bed, flexed in any direction, and with a gentle twist, your 3D printed part should separate from the print bed cleanly. Replace the FlexPlate back onto the Magnetic Base, and you're ready to print again!
The BuildTak FlexPlate makes removing prints quick and easy!
WHAT’S IN THE BOX?
- 1 x BuildTak Sheet
- 1 x BuildTak FlexPlate
- 1 x BuildTak Magnetic Mounting Base
Questions
I am currently using the stock glass bed on my Ender 5+. I want to upgrade to your BuildTak FlexPlate system with powder coated PEI build plate. When I choose the System it recommended a larger 14.84" x 14.57" PEI plate, is that correct? When I look for the system and the plate separately, this is what I find: Product No. M-SV6-P6RL & Product No. M-92R-DWH7. Is this correct combination of parts to properly upgrade my Ender 5+ ?
Is there a BuiltTak Flex plate system for a Lulzbot Mini?
What is the maximum bed temperature that this will work with?
BuildTak Flex Plate System do you have to apply glue to the build surface for 3d model to stick or is this abrasive?
I purchased this from MatterHackers for my Ender 5 Plus, based on MatterHackers' ringing video endorsement. The problem is that PETG sticks to BuildTak too well. If you print something large but thin in PETG on BuildTak, no amount of flexing is going to release it. You'll be lucky to get it off at all without destroying either it or the BuildTak or both, unless you've applied a release agent to the BuildTak prior to printing, which in my view largely defeats the purpose of installing a system like this in the first place. So, I have removed the BuildTak and will be applying a more up-to-date, non-BuildTak sticker instead.
Also, the adhesive on the magnetic base loses its adhesion around 80C, allowing the build plate to warp significantly if you're printing PETG. At least for me, the entire purchase was a disaster.
BuildTak explicitly says to NOT use their normal (black) build surface with PETG, and to use their PEI sheet instead.