This is my first time using a build plate for PLA that doesn’t require heating up. I was skeptical but decided to give it a try. The first layer went down flawlessly, maybe as clean or cleaner than my go-to WhamBam PEI smooth plate. I decided to try a print in place, flexi toy since there were a lot of small points of contact to print and any inaccuracy would be instantly noticeable in the mobility of the printed model. For my print profile I modified a generic PLA profile and simply changed the bed temperature to 1 degree celsius for the entirety of the print. Printed on a BambLab X1-Carbon with dual original AMS units using as a combination of Elegoo, BambuLab and Sunlu PLA that was not dried in advance. Prior to printing, I removed the packaging and wiped off the plate with 91% isopropyl alcohol. I had a stupid problem arise (my fault) during printing that turned my 9 hour print into a print that lasted over 24 hours. My nozzle wiper broke off during the print. I unfortunately also selected a multicolor print that required hundreds of filament changes. My printer kept pausing and telling me that my poop chute was backing up and then I’d have to manually restart the print. Sometimes I was really great at catching it and other times I’d just forget about it and it would sit paused for hours. I mention this because my test printer is sitting in my office, which I keep air conditioned 24/7, and I was printing with the enclosure door open. At no time during the print did I experience ANY adhesion issues. The print came out well, any stringing had nothing to do with the plate and my own “wiper woes” during the print. After I removed the print (achieved easily by flexing the plate) I took a picture of the plate to see if there was any visible residue and there wasn’t any. I’m sure over time a quick alcohol wipe down would solve any issues. I wish I could give it an extra star for how pleasantly surprised I was by the quality and performance of this build plate. I even really dig the retro 80’s color scheme and design of the build plate. I’ll update if anything changes in my experience. Overall, highly recommended and I would definitely buy it again when it finally wears down. Read more

The “Juupine GECO 2025 Upgraded Plate” is an amazing print plate. It is double sided, It looks cool feels solid. I use it on the Bambu A1 with the AMS. I had been using the original plate for about 9 months. I needed Elmers purple glue sticks for every print and was still having issues with adhesion to the original plate. I looked at a few options for new print plates and decided to go with the Juupine 2025 GECO. I have the plate that says “PLA only” and “NO HEAT” right on the plate. I have to admit I was skeptical about the “no heat” and adhesion to the plate without glue or tape. I have done a couple prints (that actually failed on my previous plate) on the GECO and I have been pleasantly surprised. I ran the prints with the bed heated to 30°c (which other plates require 60°) and the plate felt cool while the print stayed stuck until I pulled it off. (See pics) I should also mention it was easy to pull the print off the plate along with the supports (the prints were mildly harder to pull off compared to the Bambu standard plate.) I would highly recommend this plate for any A1 users that are sick of purple glue and blue tape. I can’t wait to print more. The plate was actually cool to the touch the whole print and the print came out flawless. I am definitely a fan of Juupine and will buy their products in the future. **I do have an update. I printed a flat sign and it was impossible to pull off this plate. I actually ruined the plate trying to pull it off. Do not print large flat objects on this plate. I was refunded and ordered a new plate. I still love the plate, I just will not print large flat objects. (See photo) Read more

I bought this mid-June 2025 at the recommendation of a fellow 3D-printing friend (thanks, Phil!) and hated it the first time I used it. I'd printed a thin sign that filled nearly the entire plate of my bambu p1s and had so much trouble removing the print that I instantly thought I'd made a terrible mistake. Fast-forward a little over a month and I'm about to order a replacement plate because I've used it nonstop and was a bit overzealous when removing a recent print and damaged one side of the plate. I'm a hobby printer and I print random nonsense daily, so this plate got A LOT of use over the last month - for a lot of very different items. I love this for printing batches of smaller items and for all of the larger items that used to warp when I tried to print them on the OG bambu plate - namely anything with a large flat bottom surface (hey girl hey, sorry if you feel personally attacked - I too have a large flat bottom surface, lol). Some prints stick too much and are problematic to remove; however, overall I love this enough to buy a replacement and would recommend it. TLDR; PLA prints stick, sometimes too much, but overall worth the purchase. Read more

Very impressed so far. This plate was recommended to me when I was having issues with parts coming off my Bambu textured PEI sheet (mostly PLA) and man, the PLA really sticks to this sheet with no heating (saves money and a little time). Also since you don't heat the bed you can print with the door closed and not get heat creep. Now, one minor down side, if you print something very thin it can be tricky to remove as flexing the build plate may just flex the print as well so no popping off, in these cases I use a painter palette knife with rounded end (I have used these on many printers) and you can also spray a little IPA on the edges. But the palette knife is really the trick as it lays flat on the sheet and the tip is very, very thin (like sheet of paper thin) but a strong steel that will flex a little but not bend, I ram it up against the edge (even works on a 1 layer print) and it will end up under the edge of the print, from there it's pretty easy to remove. Read more

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