BIQU Panda Build Plate CryoGrip Pro Frostbite 257x257mm for Bambu-Lab P1P/P1S/X1C/A1 3D Printer Double Sided Special Material Upgrade Build Plate Room Temperature Print Removable Surface Platform

With this build plate I can print PLA at 30°C bed temperature. This let me reduce the power draw of the printer so that I am able to run this printer on a 1100VA computer UPS without any issue. Edit: this was possible because where I live the room temperature is above 28.

Worst build plate ever. read all the reviews reporting insane adhesion. The only thing that sticks to this plate is the bubble wrap bag it came in, that was extremely difficult to remove. Despite numerous hot water and dish soap cleans nothing sticks to this plate and the slightest touch will cause it to lose adhesion.

I was going through a nightmare of nothing sticking for the past week on my bambu p1s days and I tried everything!! (I used different sides my PEI plate, I tried alcohol, I washed it a bunch of times and nothing worked... I tried all sorts of temperatures speeds and even first layer density and flow, absolutely nothing)! So I gave up and bought this cryogrip plate and it is ridiculous! They say you are not supposed to use alcohol so I just use soap and warm water and this thing sticks so perfectly, the only thing is you can't detach when it's warm so you need to let it cool down before you detach, but now that I've dialed it in it prints perfectly every time! It's crazy, and it's nice because it's a low temperature plate so I print PLA at 40° and pet g at 55° and I don't get any heat warping or creep, I love this thing!

Bought theses plates because of a recommendation of a friend, who also 3D prints and makes some real good items. He uses the Bambu X1 Carbon with ABS, so he bought the plates made for ABS. I found the plates that are best for PLA and PETG, which are the filaments I use and will start using. After the initial warm water and soap scrub I had slight issues, after another scrub where I used slightly more pressure and smaller circles, and a slight increase in BOTH bed temperature and print temperature I successfully printed a full plate with zero issues. You do have to disable "bed plate recognition" on the printer I use for them, the Bambu P2S. All-in-all, it fits perfectly, even though it is smoother than the textured PEI sheets, I had no issues after the second scrub. One thing to keep in mind, even though the manufacturers RECOMMEND that you print between 30 and 50 degrees C, they are just recommendations. I found that increasing to 55 degrees gave me the best adhesion.

A lot of BIQU stuff.... I would not buy. This is a great product. Is this better than Bambu Supertack I would rate them the same. The problem with this vs the Supertack (besides price) is that the coating on the plate is less durable. So specially for Bambu I would probably not get again even though its a great product. For my AD5x which does not have a supertack I would buy this all day long. I do print 95% just in PLA and PETG and this is by far superior than just a textured standard plate.