Double Sided Textured PEI Sheet, PEI Spring Steel Build Plate Flexible Print Bed Removable Surface Platform for Bambu Lab X1/X1C/P1P/P1S/A1 3D Pri...

Claims A1 compatible, but does not slip in easily and requires a lot of force to sit correctly. I've noticed this with a lot of cheaper plates. Otherwise it works just like it should.

The smooth side of the plate has light scratches on it, and the sticker sheet is a bit oversized for the plate, but the adhesion is excellent. I am printing PLA without glue or other adhesion/release agents applied to the sheet and it honestly might stick too well, as all of my prints -- including the starter line my Bambu P1S prints before starting the model -- leave marks on the surface that do not rub or wash off.

Had issues with this plate. Reached out to the manufacturer and they didn't give any help just said return it. Prints didn't stick, cheaply made.

These stickers are easy to apply, much easier if you print out a jig to do it. The PEY surface is perfect for printing PLA. It has no adhesion issues, and transfers the pattern amazingly. These are perfect rather than buying a entire new build plate if you have a damaged/worn surface.

The media could not be loaded. Double-sided build plates are currently trending. They typically feature a pebbly PEI-coated side and a patterned PEO-coated surface on the reverse. However, I own the Voxelab Aquila, the most affordable 3D printer with a single PEI-coated build plate. This is where the CCTREE PEO Diamond Build Surface Sticker proves its worth. By applying this sticker to the plain spring steel side of my build plate, I can instantly have a two-sided build plate at a fraction of the cost of purchasing a new one. In theory, you could also apply it to an existing build surface if it's damaged or worn out, effectively renewing it, although I haven't needed to do that yet. Here's what I like about these stickers: 1. Each pack contains three stickers, allowing you to apply them to multiple plates or equip several machines. 2. The sticker surface is immediately effective. I encountered no issues with adhesion or warping of prints, at least with PLA. 3. The adhesive is incredibly strong, making it clear that the sticker won't come off easily. 4. The pattern is intriguing and accurately transferred to the print. Prints with larger contact surfaces will look better than the small test prints I made. The pattern features repeating symbols reminiscent of Star Trek. 5. The stickers are easily trimmable. Designed for a Bambu Lab 3D printer with a larger build plate than my Aquila, I was able to easily fit it to my smaller build plate using scissors. However, there's one aspect I'm not fond of: 1. The adhesive is extremely strong. If you misplace the sticker, it's nearly impossible to remove. I had a few bubbles under the sticker that I attempted to eliminate by peeling off the sticker, but I was unsuccessful. Fortunately, the auto-level was able to account for the bubbles and print correctly. I suspect that a heat gun and scraper might be able to remove a worn-out or damaged sticker. So, overall, I believe these build plate stickers offer great value and are an affordable way to achieve the double-sided build plate you've been wanting.