Qidi Tech Q2

best build plate on the market

We print nylon, pla, asa, petg and polycarbonate at our print farm, and Tyson plates completely solved our adhesion issues. A few nylon brands like sunlu and polymaker stuck too well, for those you will need to flex the plate other than that the part release is incredible, you just need to wait plate to cooldown. We didn't see an improvement on adhesion for pla.

Nylon print failed to adhere and ruined my print.

Well according to the manufacturer this build plate is supposed to handle just about everything. I print a lot of nylon. I tried to print pa6-cf and my print failed because it came off of the build plate. At $75 it's the most expensive build plate I've purchased. I did try it with pla and that worked well. However my stock Qidi textured pei works well with pla. So does my cool tack plate. Im not impressed. I won't be buying any for my other printers.

Very high quality, definitely the nicest plate I've used.