Darkmoon Satin Build Plate for Bambu Lab Printers

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The incredible, textured Satin Build Plate for Bambu Lab printers is finally here!

Print all kinds of material from PLA and PETG to Nylon and Polycarbonate on this brand new build plate from DarkMoon 3D. Designed specifically for Bambu Lab printers, this build plate produces prints with outstanding adhesion for all sorts of materials and leaves a stunning satin bottom surface finish. This plate is ready to handle any job thrown at it, from the simple "Benchy" to articulated dragons to complex engineering models.

Size: 256 x 256mm (X1/P1/A1)

Superior Adhesion

More grip than standard textured PEI plates.

Double Sided

Quickly swap sides between prints and double the lifespan!

Flexible

Bend the plate to pop prints off after cooling.

Matte Texture

Bottom surface texture that looks like matte PLA walls.

Engineer Ready

Compatible with engineering filaments like Nylon, PC, and PET.

Beautiful Bottom Surface

One of the best features of the Satin Plate is the bottom surface finish, which comes out very matte (I guess you could say... satin!) with much smaller tolerances in the ridges of the standard textured PEI plates.

Use the slider to compare the two samples!

Textured PEI

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Recommended Settings

For a full user guide and list of recommendations, please visit the DarkMoon Satin Build Plate User Guide.

Material

Settings

PLA

Bed Temp: 55-60°C | Glue:No

PETG

Bed Temp: 70-80°C | Glue:Rarely

TPU

Bed Temp: Ambient| Glue:Sometimes

Customer Reviews

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Mark C.

Awesome build quality from an awesome company

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JOHN B.
So far...Soooo Good!

Not much to say, it just works and my prints stay attached (PLA and PETG). The Satin texture provides enough texture to make the bottom part presentable. You can still see lines if you look closely, but they are not "in your face"

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Christopher S.
Great alternative to the OEM plates

I run 6 of these plates in my mini farm for .2mm PLA text first layer, I found that the slight texture works better for crisp text than a smooth plate. Previously I was using G10 but the edge of the text always came out slightly fuzzy. These work great with PLA and PETG. With PLA, the prints release easily when cooled. Petg breaks loose easy enough, although for some longer prints and my goofy print settings, I have a lot of warping due to shrinkage, and in this case I use nano polymer to keep the PETG in place.

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Isaac M.

It’s like a PEI plate for PC and Nylon, worked great on the first run.

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Kevin
Great plate

I wanted something that was a little less textured than the stock textured plate and this was exactly what I was looking for. Strong adhesion and the texture. Looking forward to try out some other plates!