3D Systems CubeStick

I'm using FlashForge CreatorX and I've tried to print on various surfaces just like other users such as Kapton tape or blue tape on aluminum bed, hair spray on glass. They work well but not perfect and a little hassle or too strong smell(hair spray). So I bought this stick and I tried it. It seems it works well so far on glass without heat on it. (Heat seems make the glue dry and filament doesn't stick well. There is a warning on its label that it should not be applied on a heated bed.) I should apply this glue every time I print something but it's fun enough to me compared other methods. Still not a perfect solution but I would buy it again.

I have a third party 3D printer but began printing on cheap glass plates years ago so I could quickly switch them out to begin the next print job, and this glue is the only one that has consistently worked for me (versus hair spray, etc.). I preheat the print bed to ~90 degC (for ABS printing) before quickly applying this glue to the surface (I guess I'm insensitive to the hot glass!), and then reseat the glass before starting the print.

Printing ABS on a heated glass plate, this actually holds the ABS 99% of the time, much better than kapton tape or a brim. Only problem is I need 2 plates, so I can cool one while printing on the other. It's hard to detach prints. I run lots of cold water over the plate and print after the plate has cooled enough. I apply the stuff while the plate is cold, then heat and print. If you live in an area where you have to conserve water this will make you feel a bit guilty. But it gets the job done!

Latest version Solidoodle 3. Glass plate modification. Enclosed case modification. Standard extruder and heat bed. The Cubify CubeStick has been working better than hairspray to make prints stick to the glass. I like that it is water soluable. I just take plates to the sink and clean/soak if I have trouble getting a print to release. I typically print with a brim, without rafts and haven't tried printing without the brim yet. I don't know how the CubeStick compares to ABS in acetone solution because I don't want mess with acetone and issues that come with it. For the price I would recommend the CubeStick for those having issues with prints sticking to "bed".

Works too well sometimes. I use Kapton tape, and this really helps with adhesion, but sometimes it helps too much, and the print adheres so well that removing it almost guaranteed rips the tape. Would work much better for those who print on glass.

I CANNOT recommend this stuff enough. Your print will NEVER come off your printbed (Which was a problem until I discovered its water soluble)My rating scale:1 Star - The amazon page was a blatant lie to trick people into purchasing it.2 Star - The page was correct, but the product was not worth the money, or it was rather poorly made.3 Star - The product is technically good, and meets expectations4 Star - Feels / Looks good, mostly fits the purpose I bought it for.5 Star - The product fulfilled the exact reason I purchased it, it does exactly what I want.

Yeh. I'm not impressed. Just use blue painters tape and aqua net hairspray. Cheaper.

Works, and possible works too good. Very easy to apply the glue. Might extremely difficult to take the print off. Will have to make a new print object due to damaging it when trying to remove. Take your time. Even with that it is better than hairspray and you know you will not coat the inside of your printer with hairspray.

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