Conweb™ Build Plate for Voron 300/Core One L/Voron 350/Prusa MK4

build plate is great, I made a few prints and had no problems with adhesion and removing the printed part. I used it with PLA.

This is the fourth buildplate I have tried. And the conweb is the best. My first layer comes out so perfect.

Everything sticks to this plate. I don't know what the actual tech is because the description is some crazy buzzword salad that comes across as snake oil, but hot damn does this stuff GRIP. PLA just plain won't move. I fat-fingered a z-offset adjustment and ended up 0.2mm too far down. I noticed this a couple layers later when I checked the printer and heard whirr whirr whirr clunk, whirr whirr clunk, etc. I watched for a few seconds as the print nozzle repeatedly bonked lightly into the actual print before trying to lay the obviously-failed layer. The print was ruined, but there was no buildup on the head because the impacts sheared the mess right onto the side of the previous layers. But the print itself didn't budge, even in places where the bed contact was fairly small. After printing at 40C, I need to fully cool the plate before bending back and forth on each axis will reliably dislodge the objects. Like the title says, my only issue is removing any support base layer from the bed because that stuff is stuck. Luckily this plate is tough, because I've been (carefully) using the tip of a craft knife to get under part of them before peeling them off, with no ill effects to the plate. Each side of the plate got a single dish soap scrub before using, and I do an alcohol wipe with microfiber cloth every few prints, and the results have been consistent through over a dozen prints on each side. I had similar results with PETG, the only difference being that the prints seemed to release a little easier. At very least, for any of your PLA needs, I highly recommend this thing. Bonus: the color is totally sweet.

Great adhesion!

This is easily the best build plate ever made. 10 out of 10.