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product_id: 509480956
title: "BIGTREETECH Resin 3D Printer Platform 140x84mm Flexible Steel Build Plate with Magnetic Sticker"
price: "¥6012"
currency: JPY
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 8
url: https://www.desertcart.jp/products/509480956-bigtreetech-resin-3d-printer-platform-140x84mm-flexible-steel-build-plate
store_origin: JP
region: Japan
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# BIGTREETECH Resin 3D Printer Platform 140x84mm Flexible Steel Build Plate with Magnetic Sticker

**Price:** ¥6012
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

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- **What is this?** BIGTREETECH Resin 3D Printer Platform 140x84mm Flexible Steel Build Plate with Magnetic Sticker
- **How much does it cost?** ¥6012 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Customer Reviews

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    A Must-Have but PLEASE READ THIS before you break your printer!
  

*by M***N on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 5 June 2021*

After Elegoo thoughtfully gifted me a test rook that welded itself so completely to the build plate I had to resort to physical violence to get the thing off, I'd put a ding (or two) in my brand new build plate. I'm sure I'm not alone in this! So I checked online for replacements, found none, but saw this flexible build plate system that reminded me of Prusa's design on the MK3 FDM printers. Made sense, so I ordered straight away.Installation of the magnetic plate was easy enough. I use a lot of adhesive films in my work so I know to just expose a narrow strip of adhesive, then position, and peel off the rest. It's a bit of a reach so I use forceps to grab the cover paper, I guess long-nosed pliers would do just as well.My first print was a simple calibration panel flat on the build plate, would've been a horrible job to remove before, but a quick flex of the steel plate and it was off. Fantastic!2nd print and the build plate tilted at the last moment and ground itself noisily into the vat. I see that Elegoo use A4988 drivers so there's no current-sensing safety net when moving the platform, Trinamics would've been nice.  The FEP was dented and cracked, and I dread to think about the screen. It wasn't visibly damaged, but I'll be looking out for dead pixels in that corner. Anyway, after much swearing, clean-up and FEP replacement I thought that maybe I hadn't tightened the screws properly when levelling? Silly Me.3rd print, same. During the swearing and clean-up stage I noticed there was a scuff on the inside of the vat, and then it dawned on me what had happened.TL:DRIt seems that on my Mars 2 Pro, the build plate is set forward on the Y-axis instead of being centred in the vat. This makes absolutely no sense to me, but the makers of the flexible plate MUST have known this 'feature' as the pull-tab fits perfectly when it's positioned facing the BACK of the machine! There's no room for adjustment in the design, so I would assume that all Mars 2 Pro's are the same.So, just remember to snap the plate on with the TAB AT THE BACK, and all will be well!So yeah I took a star off an otherwise excellent product. Maybe instead of the pointless engraved logo on the tab they could've put ^BACK^ instead? I'll probably order another, it's just a shame they don't sell the steel plates by themselves. I guess you could use the spare magnet to make fridge ornaments or something?

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    Magnetic Force far better than the adhesive.
  

*by C***J on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 27 January 2023*

I am an engineer with over 50 years of technical experience and sadly the magnetic abilities of the backing were far greater than the adhesive qualities.I use water wash resin so it was not attacked by the alcohol-based resin but still, the adhesive gave up the ghost after about one month and 15 small 1 hour prints.Yesterday, by chance, I came across a video, supposedly by the manufacturer showing the extent to which it was felt one needed to go to achieve adhesion.Such instructions should be made clear on the sales material.Such instruction should be included with the product.

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    Lasts about 4 months before losing adhesion
  

*by S***V on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 30 September 2022*

Otherwise really good, makes bottom of prints have a metallic finish too which is aesthetically pleasing

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*Last updated: 2026-11-15*