Good news for those of us that live in Europe.

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Good news for those of us that live in Europe.
3D-Eez now has a distributor, which means shipping cost is no longer an issue!
If you don’t know what 3D-Eez is, check out richraps review:

I just got my order a few days ago and I am experimenting with it now.
So far it seems very promising, it’s the only thing I’ve found that holds Winbo PETG quite well.
It is definitely a little bit tricky to apply but my second attempt turned out better than the first, so it’s probably just a matter of skill.
It’s quite nice to have a material that you apply, as it allows you to you use whatever print plate you want.
Right now I’m applying it directly to an alu heatbed (MK3), this way I save weight of e.g. a glass plate.

Does anyone else have any experience with it?

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Not to say that I don’t trust @Richard_Horne ​’s review, but are there any noobs out there that have tried this stuff? Is it noob-proof? :slight_smile:

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@Matthew_Satterlee I would say it is noob-proof - if you can paint, you can use this bed coating material. There are lots of ‘solutions’ for getting parts to stick to the heated build bed, this one is a little messy but once applied it’s nicer than hairspray or glue-stick in my opinion. It also peels off and cleans away from glass nicely. Let me know if you try it out.

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You still would need an enclosure to make sure the ABS, nylon etc won’t warp right?