Do we have any idea when the SuperTack plate will be available for the h2d?
I’m hoping they made a Supertack v2 that’s more like the other polyurea plates on the market. My Darkmoon ICE plates have been way more reliable. I have a 50% failure rate on the supertack plate.
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Was that at lower temps or regular temps? I had a Sliceworx sheet for my X1c that was AMAZING. I assumed it was basically the same as the Supertack. I always ran it at normal temps though.
Lower temps technically. I run pla at 40 and PETG at 60 for larger prints and 30 for pla on smaller stuff. The supertack is definitely different. I’m not sure how to explain it though, it’s just got a different type of coating on it. I want to say the supertack is polyurethane while all the other plates are polyurea. They’re similar, but different.
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Been rocking the CryoGrip frostbite and I have forgotten what it is like to lose adhesion. That would be a killer for H2D.
There are two cool plates available right now, no need to wait for frostbite/supertack.
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I’m also eagerly awaiting the SuperTack.
I’ll try to explain my assessment of bed adhesion objectively and independently of the current thread: What to do about the H2D heated bed temperature uniformity problem?
Roughly speaking, I’m a bit disappointed with the bed adhesion.
Be it the Textured PEI, the Smooth PEI, or the BIQU Gacier.
I only use the Textured PEI for TPU now.
Large-scale prints on the Smooth PEI and the BIQU Gacier held up, but at the end of the print, I was able to remove the models from the plate far too easily.
Unfortunately, I had no luck with two smaller prints (although the AI did trigger).
Misprint 1:
Misprint 2:
For this print I would have chosen the SuperTack.