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BuildTak is a thin, durable plastic sheet that adheres to the print bed of FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling) 3D printers, providing an ideal surface for 3D printing. It eliminates the need for blue painter’s tape and/or polyimide films like Kapton. Made from high-quality, heat-resistant materials, BuildTak offers a stable printing platform while allowing for easy removal of completed prints.
BuildTak is a thin, durable plastic sheet that adheres to the print bed of FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling) 3D printers, providing an ideal surface for 3D printing. It eliminates the need for blue painter’s tape and/or polyimide films like Kapton. Made from high-quality, heat-resistant materials, BuildTak offers a stable printing platform while allowing for easy removal of completed prints.
BuildTak is an ideal 3D printing surface for FFF 3D printers, offering a superior alternative to painter’s tape or heat-resistant films. It consists of pre-cut, specially textured plastic sheets with a heat-resistant adhesive backing.
Unlike Kapton or painter’s tape, BuildTak is more rigid and easier to apply without trapping air bubbles. It is also more durable, offering better protection for the print bed and reducing the need for frequent replacements.
1. Clean the print bed, ensuring it is free from dust and debris.
2. Trim the BuildTak sheet to fit the print bed (if necessary).
3. Remove the white adhesive liner and apply BuildTak, starting from one edge and smoothing it with a credit card or applicator.
4. Re-level the print bed, adjusting the nozzle height to approximately the thickness of a standard sheet of office paper.
Use a spatula with rounded edges to remove prints, avoiding sharp tools. Do not use strong solvents like acetone; isopropyl alcohol is sufficient for cleaning.
Start with a slightly higher nozzle and gradually lower it through test prints. For ABS, use a height similar to a standard sheet of office paper (~0.1 mm); for PLA, use a slightly greater height (~0.2 mm).
The nozzle may be too far from the surface. Slightly reduce the nozzle height and try again.
If prints are difficult to remove, the nozzle may be too close. Increase the nozzle height slightly and try removing the object while the print bed is still warm.
ABS, PLA, HIPS, PET+, Brick, Wood, and Flexible (TPE) filaments. Nylon and t-glase (PETT) can also adhere with a thin layer of washable glue stick.
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