3D LAC 80ml Adhesive Stick for 3D Printing

Working great, since I use it all ABS prints are sticking to the bed perfectly.

Brilliant stuff ... fantastic adhesion

This stuff is a game changer, prints stick better than glue sticks and no gunk left.Will only use from now on

Good but a little disappointed with its performance

I started using this product as I was finding my prints weren’t sticking to my base on my 3-D printer after buying this it works a dream easy to clean up after using it

I used it for some LW-PLA-HT prints, found that if you print so that the material foams on the first layer onto this stuff, it sticks extremely well, I had to heat my bed up and cool it down twice for the print to come off.Also printed a PETG print ontop of some that was left over and it stuck so well it tore some of my build plate material off, so make sure you clean the bed of it before printing PETGAlso its easy to use too much of it, and you dont need to clean and reapply after each print, it does stay on the bed for a while

When it comes to ensuring proper bed adhesion across your entire build plate, the 3DLAC solution is one of the best options available. However, while the 3DLAC aerosol and spray versions perform exceptionally well, the 3DLAC Stick falls short. Unfortunately, the stick delivery system introduces several challenges that impact the consistency and overall user experience.### Functionality:The 3DLAC Stick mimics the older methods of applying glue sticks for adhesion, but this approach has inherent flaws. Despite its convenience in theory, the execution is clumsy, resulting in uneven application. This inconsistency can lead to frustrating printing experiences, particularly when trying to achieve a smooth, even coat across the entire build plate.The main issue lies in the stick's inability to deliver a uniform layer of adhesive. Since the glue is translucent, it’s difficult to gauge where the product has been applied, leading to high spots, low spots, and missed areas. While the places where the adhesive is correctly applied adhere well and release easily upon cooldown, the inconsistency means that other areas may experience poor adhesion or leave unsightly residue on your print.In addition, after a few uses, the stick becomes messy, with dried adhesive building up on the applicator. This residue can flake off onto the build plate during future applications, which can cause further defects in prints.### Pros:1. **Excellent bed adhesion** with the 3DLAC solution when applied correctly.2. **Fairly easy to use** compared to some other methods.3. **Competitively priced** compared to alternatives like Magigoo.4. **Low odor** during and after application.### Cons:1. **Inconsistent adhesive layer**, leading to poor adhesion in some areas.2. **Marks and defects on prints** due to uneven glue application.3. **Messy over time**, as dried adhesive builds up on the applicator and flakes off.4. **Dried residue can ruin prints**, if unnoticed during the application process.5. **Takes significantly longer to apply**, compared to spray versions.### Conclusion:In summary, while the 3DLAC Stick can provide good bed adhesion in certain areas, the inconsistency of the application makes it a less effective option compared to the aerosol and spray versions. The stick is slower to apply and prone to messiness over time, which can lead to print defects. If you’re looking for the best solution for smooth, flawless adhesion, I highly recommend opting for the 3DLAC Aerosol Can or Spray. These delivery systems are faster, more consistent, and ultimately provide a far superior result.

An absolute must. Game changer for my craftbot plus, makes first layer adhesion and print removal a snap.