CCTREE Creality 3D Printer Ender 3 & Ender 3 Pro with Glass Bed Plate

chris hagg: This glass bed works exactly like the official Creality bed but at a much lower price point.

Canada on Dec 29, 2022

Carole Caron: Déçu adhère bien mais quand fini l’impression très difficile à décoller le morceaux

Canada on Sep 17, 2022

Javier E Alvarez: Coating ripped off when I tried to remove a print

Canada on Aug 31, 2022

Mathew D Johnson: Once you get the hang of printing on this glass, you won't want to use anything else.
It's a little warped but not enough to cause severe problems (for me).
Temperature tests shows it heats pretty evenly across the glass. (much of that can be affected by the placement of the heater under the original buildplate.
It comes with a sticky back-surface. I recommend that you do NOT peel that off.
Research a bit and find a way to clip it to the bed instead. (cleaning is MUCH easier that way, and you can replace it if/when needed without much hassle).

It did take me a while to learn a few things, but advice from various places on the internet has had me printing without glue, hairspray, or tape for about a month now.
While the bed is completely cool, wipe it once with the highest proof isopropyl alcohol (but least expensive) you can find. It only takes about a teaspoon and evaps quickly.
I keep 2 generic spray bottles near the printer.. (not too near though.. this stuff is flammable!). One bottle has 50/50 distilled water and isopropyl alcohol, and then other is just the straight isopropyl alcohol.
I also keep a bottle of dishwashing liquid (I use 'Lemi Shine')...

United States on Nov 20, 2019

Ryan G.: This is my second bed from this same company. First one ordered August 30, 2018. The one from August 2018 did not have an adhesive backing. Just the dimpled print surface, and the back was smooth glass. Got a second Ender 3 and ordered this glass bed again in May 2019, because it's awesome. Unfortunately, the bed ordered in May 2019 included a layer of adhesive on the back. Very hard to remove, and would effectively permanently adhere this glass bed to the build plate of the Ender 3. The good news is it comes with a wax paper over the adhesive. I just chose not to remove the wax paper, and so far everything has been fine. I've done a few prints (Ender 3 upgrades, you know the drill) with PLA at 60° bed temp, and have had no problems. 60° C is about 140°F, and wax paper for cooking can go up to 420°F. I know this isn't the exact same paper as the rolls of cooking wax paper, but even at 100°C bed temp, that's only 212°F. I figure we're good.

So don't worry about the adhesive backing the new plates come with. Just don't remove the wax paper, and you can still use the binder clips to keep the bed on your buildplate, and still be able to remove it easily.

I've read...

United States on May 18, 2019

Shaun: UPDATE: After a while I was having bed adhesion issues. It got to a point where I was ready to switch back to the stock bed, so I decided to try the Isopropyl Alcohol everyone says DO NOT USE. Tried 50% Isopropyl Rubbing Alcohol and everything adheres great (haven't seen any signs of damage from using it after cleaning it now 4+ times) and everything slides on and sticks smooth.

Still a bit warped and I get the occasional nozzle etching if I don't level it just right though. The etched part on the bed appears as an matte image on the bottom of prints.

Previous:
Bed adhesion seems to be better than the stock pad on the Ender 3. Plate did come with the adhesive backing on the bottom.

After adjusting the endstop for the added height the glass bed adds and leveling my bed I still had some issues with bed leveling. I adjusted the sides then the center, then the sides again, but at some point, I ended up with my first layer being etched into my plate. (Now I know to check one more time in the center with this plate)

United States on May 02, 2019

KM: Bei meinem Ender 3 hatte ich anfänglich ein unebenes Heizbett/Standardauflage "identifiziert" (Anfänger)
Daraufhin habe ich mir diese beschichtete Glasplatte bestellt.
Leveling lief dann besser, aber immer noch nicht wie gewünscht.

Habe daraufhin alle Schrauben nochmal gelöst und alles neu angezogen und nachgezogen wo es mir sinnvoll erschien.
Daraufhin war das Leveling dann einfach und schnell erfolgreich durchgeführt - Filament haftet nun gut - ich reinige vor jeden Druck mit Isopropanol.
Meine Glasplatte ist plan. Ich hätte sie zwar wohl gar nicht gebraucht, nun wo sie da ist funktioniert sie aber gut.
4 Sterne weil 25€ für eine Glasplatte mit Beschichtung kein Schnapper ist.

Germany on Dec 27, 2018

MrMMrM: The media could not be loaded.  Kurz: Diese Druckplatte ist echt ein Traum.

Mein Ender 3 stammt aus der neueren Lieferung mit separater Druckplatte aus einem Kunstharz und darauf geklebter Haftfolie. Leider haften PETG Ausdrucke auf dieser viel zu gut, sodass ich die Modelle nur unter größter Anstrengung herunter bekommen habe. Dabei sind immer wieder Stücke der Folie heraus gerissen worden. Auch ein Tausch dieser Folie hat nicht viel geholfen da im Grunde alle Hersteller eine nahezu identische Folie unter diversen Namen vertreiben. Also musste eine Alternative her.

Auf der CCTree Glasplatte haften die Ausdrucke nun während des Druckens ebenfalls sehr gut, allerdings kann ich diese nach dem Herunterkühlen der Platte tatsächlich einfach abnehmen als würden die Modelle auf einem normalen Tisch stehen. Die Größe ist exakt auf die Maße des Ender 3 zugeschnitten (235x235mm). Das Druckergebnis ist auf der Unterseite phantastisch glatt (siehe Foto).

Wichtig zu wissen:

1. Es werden größere Vielzweckklammern / Binder Clips benötigt. 19mm passen exakt.
2. Vor jedem Gebrauch die Oberfläche im aufgeheizten Zustand mit Glasreiniger reinigen....

Germany on Oct 06, 2018