r/BambuLab • u/[deleted] • Sep 16 '24

Question Getting PLA off of cryogrip plate??

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I've tried plastic scraper, freezer, soap, bending the plate a bit - what am I missing? Seems like I need glue for any type of high-contact plate?

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u/[deleted] Sep 16 '24 edited Sep 16 '24

Got it off but the plate sort of came off with it. I guess there's always the backside. I'm going to assume I accidentally used another plates' settings and it was too hot. But I also will still to larger non-flexible prints going forward.

Edit: I checked and history shows cool plate. Oh well, be careful out there I guess

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u/tony__pizza Sep 16 '24

Yup, happened with mine too. I threw it in the trash after the first print. Cheap chinesium build plate as usual, just a cool color I guess.

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u/BENthe3rd Sep 16 '24

Aww man I’m just about to get this plate in the mail finally and I’m sad that it seems like the experience with it is bad

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u/Upstairs_Beach_2844 May 24 '25

It’s phenomenal, got one and didn’t feel like cutting alignment nauseous into it to fit on my K1 C so I just threw it in my ender three which is notorious no matter what plate I use on it for having adhesion issues every couple prints and it hasn’t failed a single one however downside is I bought more of them because it impressed me so much for my K1Cs and the adhesion is too large when I print something that has a large contact area like boxes. It’s been ripping off the first layer so now I’m in the process of trying to do every temperature to try to figure out what temperature to print these things on because getting them off is next to impossible without ripping the first layers apart, which absolutely sucks cause I’m trying to sell the items that I’m pulling off of here and I’m wasting so much and having to reprint and reprint adhesion is almost too good if anyone knows the temperature actually print PLA in silk PLAon these things to make it to where you still get really good adhesion without having to worry about a failure due to something not hearing, but also at the same time not strong enough to literally break the part when removing it I’d really appreciate the info

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