LayerLock LayerLock MagBase for Pulse
Ready to upgrade your 3D printing experience to include more convenience? Introducing LayerLock MagBase—the ideal solution that allows users the flexibility to detach and interchange surfaces for seamless 3D printing production. LayerLock MagBase is strong enough to hold down a metal build plate in place for stable printing while also capable of easily releasing the plate whenever you choose to detach it to remove a print, switch build surfaces or reduce down time between production. Have the freedom to print on any build surface compatible with magnetic bases and the dimensions of your printer with LayerLock MagBase. This upgrade comes with the magnetic base and the extra flexplate by BuildTak. The bed surface that will attach to the flexplate will depend on the bed surface option you choose when purchasing your Pulse.
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MAXIMIZE PRODUCTIVITY AND CONVENIENCE OUT OF YOUR 3D PRINTING EXPERIENCE
Save effort removing parts from your build surface and maintain higher print up time thanks to LayerLock MagBase, the flexible magnetic base designed to bring convenience to your 3D printing experience. A magnetic base with interchangeable build plates is easily one of the most accessible upgrades makers can install on their 3D printer. With LayerLock MagBase, simply adhere it to your bare print bed, attach any magnetic build plate to it, adjust your z-height and you're ready to reap all the beneficial perks! No more struggling to scrape off prints at awkward angles or in restricted spaces—detach the plate from the magnetic base and pop your print off with a simple bend. Want to reduce the amount of time spent between removing a part and starting your next print? Simply take off the current build surface that's magnetically attached and throw on a spare plate for seamless production. Not interested in being tied down to one type of build surface? Switch between any surface that can be attached to a plate such as powder coated PEI, garolite and even glass thanks to LayerLock MagBase's diverse compatibility. The benefits of a magnetic base with detachable build plates are so popular that some 3D printers such as the Pulse offer options for a pre-installed magnetic base on the print bed. Install LayerLock MagBase on your 3D printer and experience the invaluable convenience for yourself.
FLEXIBLE OPTIONS FOR A FLEXIBLE BASE
LayerLock MagBase locks down on build plates during printing, but remains flexible with build surface options. This product is sold as a magnetic base alone so users may choose to mix and match what types and how many different types of build surfaces they would prefer to make with their purchase. Every maker from beginners to veterans has a unique 3D printing experience which is why LayerLock MagBase offers flexibility in build surface options. Only want a powder coated PEI build plate? How about all the different surfaces currently listed in the add-ons? Maybe you already have a build plate and don't need an add-on? Whatever your reason, LayerLock MagBase offers flexibility for every maker's individual needs.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
- Flexible Magnetic Sheet with Adhesive Backing
- Dimensions (L x W x H): 9" x 10" x 0.03" (228mm x 254mm x 0.762mm)
- Recommended Operating Temperatures: <85°C
- Recommended Max Operating Temperature: <100°C
- Please note that magnets tend to permanently lose some magnetism when consistently exposed to temperatures of 100°C+ for long periods of time.
MATERIAL COMPATIBILITY
When printing on an attachable build plate with this magnetic base, the following filaments are compatible:
- PLA (Various)
- ABS
- PET
- PETG
- TPU
- TPE
- Nylon (Various)
- Wood-fill Materials
- Metal-fill Materials
- ColorFabb nGenn
- Taulman 910
- Taulman T-Glase
- HIPS
- PVA
INSTALLATION
If your 3D printer comes with a pre-installed build surface, carefully remove it from the print bed and clean the bare surface of any leftover adhesive residue, dirt, dust, etc. with 91%+ isopropyl alcohol on a paper towel. If using acetone to remove the leftover adhesive, make sure the acetone is only used on the areas with adhesive still attached. Place the LayerLock MagBase on the print bed (with the adhesive liner still attached) and confirm you are satisfied with the placement before attempting attachment. Remove the adhesive half way and carefully stick the exposed side onto the print bed, making sure to align it parallel with the print bed. Slowly and firmly smooth the rest of the magnetic sheet onto the bed with your hand from one side to the other, making sure to leave no air bubbles underneath. If you do find air bubbles under the sheet, make sure to use a credit card to push the air bubbles out towards the nearest corner/side. Once your base is attached, put on a build plate and level your bed either through the printer or software. Now you are ready to print!
MAINTENANCE
We recommend printing at temperatures less than 85°C to maximize your LayerLock MagBase's lifespan. Due to the nature between magnets and heat, reaching temperatures of 100°C+ will increase the chances of permanent magnetism loss if performed consistently for long periods of time. If you notice decrease is magnetism that isn't due to surpassing recommended temperatures, simply wipe the magnetic base clean with 91%+ isopropyl alcohol using a paper towel. Reattach your build plate and you're ready to print again.
Questions
is this compatible with the ender 3 pro?
Does this fit Tronxy x5sa pro
Will this fit in the cr6-se?
Will this work in a Flashforge Creator Max Dual Extruder
snapmaker 2.0
Will this nozzle work on my ender 5 plus?
Hello! Is this ruby-tip nozzle compatible with the Raise3D Pro 2 and Pro 2 Plus printers? Your response would be greatly appreciated.
I need a ruby nozzle for Geeetech A10T .4, 1.75mm filament M7 outer thread . Do you have one? can I have one made? thanks.
Will it work with a Snapmaker 2.0
Will this work with the Monoprice Mini Delta IIIP (V4.1)
Will this work with the Monoprice Mini Delta IIIP (V4.1)
What is the max printing temperature with this nozzle?
Why does this nozzle not work with a 3D45 when it's the same thread pitch, same filament size, and same thread size?
Will this nozzle fit on to MendelMax 3 printer?
Does this work on a Prusa i3 MK3S
Will this work with the FlashForge Guider 2S
Same happen here , after some small prints the Ruby disapair , i just wrotte to Matterhackers for replacement under warranty, i own 2 PULSE XE Printers , how long does this nozzles are supposed to last ?
Is there a warranty on the nozzle? After less than 10 small prints with NylonX, the ruby is no where to be found.
Will the 1.75 nozzle work with the Creality Ender 5?
Is this compatible with the Anycubic 4Max Pro?
Will this work with dremel 3D45?
Would I be able to use this nozzle on a Monoprice MP Select Mini Pro?
It seems the shorter nozzle in this range would be compatible with the Mosquito hot ends. Can you confirm this?
Does this work with the Xyz da vinci jr 1.0 pro?
Is it compatible with the Dremel 3d45
will this nozzle work with formbot raptor 2.0 that has a ed3 v6 all metal hotend
Will this nozzle work with Raise3D N2 plus?
Will the Olsson Ruby work with the ARTEMIS 300 RTP™ printer?
Will the Olsson Ruby work with Mass Portal PharaohED?
Does this work with any of the qidi 3D printers
Can this nozzle be installed on a Flashforge finder 3d printer?
Does this work in the Ultimaker s5 print core
I am interested in printing with filament with metal in it which can be more abrasive. I have a snapmaker 2.0 and was interested if this is compatible. Snapmaker uses a MK8 with an M6 thread... and a 0.4mm nozzle.