Borosilicate Glass Bed Upgrade Kit for Flashforge Dreamer 3D Printer

Bought this glass for my Flash Forge creator Pro and it has been amazing! Note that I print directly on to the glass itself. I do not use any kind of tape on this glass like many people do. I've printed with ABS, PLA, and PCTPE and they all stick wonderfully! At times, it sticks so well, I'm worried I may take a chunk out of the glass removing the pieces because I tend to want to take it out before it has cooled sufficiently to come off on its own. For PLA and ABS, I use hairspray but I never spray in my printer. I simply spray it onto a polyester cloth, something with no stray fibers, and then I just wipe the bed with it. I wipe once and print and that's usually all it takes. I always clean the plate with alcohol and reapply hair spray when I start a new print day. If you ever have to clean up, I recommend re-applying the hair spray. For the PCTPE, I was a bit concerned with all the readings I'd done, but I had no issues whatsoever. For it, I use PVA based glue stick (purple washable Elmer's glue sticks). They work like a charm and are easy to apply and remove. Simply dab you cleaning cloth in warm water, squeeze out the excess water, and wipe away the glue. Bed in clean in 10 secs or less. I apply as I feel the need. All in all, a great product. If I had to say one thing, it's that the glass dimensions didn't quite match the bed exactly so the end corners weren't able to keep it in place. There was play in the bed. To remedy this, I took scotch tape and taped the two ends that didn't have the corner pieces. If you do, make sure you are grabbing as little of the corner as you can, because if you don't, when it comes to leveling your bed, the tape will have to be removed. That said, this glass works wonders! All the readings I'd done prior to getting into 3D printing( 3 weeks ago) made printing in ABS and Nylon seem like they were going to be nightmares, but none of these came to fruition and I'm sure it's because of the glass. I know I printed one print with my stock bed and the 3M plate cover that came with my printer and it did not stick. These glass plates came in the next day and I haven't looked back once.! I'm completely new to 3D printing and I've not had any problems with my parts sticking to this glass. As long as your bed is level and you use the above mentioned products, you will be well on your way to printing things with minimal issues. A word of warning, the parts will stick hard to your glass so be patient as you could potentially peel off a piece of the glass damage something else in the process.or trying to pry the part out. Yes, it adheres that well! I have more issues trying to get the prints off than I do with getting them to stick! If you want to print without the issues of your prints not sticking to the build plate then get this glass. I would recommend printing out the two other corner pieces if your glass matches your build plate well. If not, I definitely recommend you tape the other two corners down to insure there's no movement in the glass during the print process! No doubt, I will be getting more glass if this should ever chip or if I feel the need to just have multiple plates to allow for faster printing(remove hot plate with part), insert new plate for printing. This way, you don't have to wait for the parts to cool down before you can print again.

A great upgrade for my Flashforge Dramer. The PET tape was really unnecessary though, and was already starting to peal from the glass, so I'd have rather paid $2 less and just received the glass. The other issue I've got is that the corner blocks don't stay in place all that terribly well. On a long print I actually had one visibly loose by the end from the vibration.

like it but found I didn't really need it as the blue sheets* supplied work GREAT* https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00IBZE2EQ/ref=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_32

after reading reviews on this i bought one well the glass is smaller than the bed and after 3 failed prints because the glass sliding i had enough