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GeckoTek EZ-Stik Build Surface Review
I recently replaced my China made generic build surface on my Monoprice Duplicator I3 V2 3D printer. First let me say I do not work for GeckoTek and I am not being paid in any way by them for my opinion. The sheet of GeckoTek in this review was purchased by me with my own funds. While considering on what to replace my surface with I caught a review by the JATMN on his YouTube channel. I was…
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So while I have not posted much on this blog and school this semester keeping me way to busy to do other things. I got these a few days ago.
These are the GeckoTek Build plates I ordered through Kickstarter over a year ago. I got one for my prusa i2 and a 12 inch by 12 inch plate for a future printer build with a larger volume. It uses magnetic stainless steel so bye bye holding clips and hello magnetic base.
Current versions as of today are a low temperature plate for PLA filament. A high temperature plate for ABS and PLA filament. A plate for printing with nylon. Surface coating I chosen is the high temperature version to print with ABS filament, but I also knew I could print with PLA filament on these.
Surface Coating looks okay, but I think it can better applied to make it immaculate. Despite it looking very uneven, I do believe this will not detract from the performance of the plate.
