Geeetech 3D Printer Glue Sticks 6 Pack, 3D Printer Bed Adhesive for Hot Bed Printing, 36 Gram Each, Washable, PVP Solid 3D Print Glue Stick 3D Gloop for PLA/ABS/PETG/PC/PA/TPU Removing Printing Models

I've been 3D printing for over 5 years now and tried all sorts of both inexpensive and expensive products. For me, this is the best glue stick I've ever used with my Creality K1 with a PEI build plate. It works better than glue sticks that cost 10 times as much. It's clean with the right amount of "stick" and keeps the bottom of my prints with nothing but the build plate pattern. My big name glue sticks have been permanently retired.

I have only been printing a short while (1yr) and while doing this I would use normal glue sticks when I was having adhesive issues. Well I seen this product and thought for the price I'd give it a try. Very glad I did, it was a great value for what I got. The adhesion was superior to the older brands I still have but won't need to use anymore. It dried pretty fast once applied and it smells like fresh lime when you use it. Super easy to use just take the top off and apply it a hot bed. Quality was great it was over 90 out when this was delivered and it was outside in my mailbox all day and still was intact when I got home after 10 hours of work.

This is an excellent PVP glue stick for 3D printing. I tried Elmer’s glue stick before, but I didn’t like it for a few reasons. It’s too thick, so I had to apply a lot of it, and as a result it stuck too firmly to the bed and became very hard to remove with water. It only worked well for PETG.The Geeetech 3D Printer Glue Stick has a much lower viscosity, making it much easier to apply. You only need a small amount, so it lasts much longer and saves money in the long run. It provides great bed adhesion while still being very easy to clean after printing. In my opinion, it combines the best features of Elmer’s glue stick and the PVP glue stick that came with my Elegoo printer.I highly recommend it — it sticks well, lasts longer, and saves you money!

I am setting up manufacturing of small-run products using a room full of QIDI MAX3 modelers, so I have done a lot of testing to find the best supplies and accessories.I tested pretty much all of the available glue sticks, and I think this product (GEEETECH JT16) is much better than the other available options for several reasons:1 - Excellent adhesion. If you apply the product as directed (apply a light coat using raster movement full coverage, not circles or random), and then allow just a few minutes for it to partially dry, then the adhesion is almost always perfect, even for very small parts with very small area contact bases.2 - Upon removal, the parts release well from textured PEI-coated steel base sheet (I did not test other base sheets, but these are quite common, come with QIDI modelers as standard, and perform very well).3 - No visible residue ends up sticking to the bottom of the part once it has been removed from the PEI sheet.4 - Multiple uses - in many cases, I find that the adhesive works for two or three print runs between re-applications. This is especially true for parts with large base plate contact areas. Adhesion is reduced every time the coating is reused, so you just need to pay attention to the adhesion force at removal, and only re-apply as necessary.5 - It goes on clear with very little build-up after many uses. Most other adhesives that are used for 3D modelers are essentially just variations on generic grammar school glue sticks. They are opaque white, very difficult to clean off (I have not yet found a good solvent), and tend to build up clumps on the textured PEI surface. But this product (JT16) goes on clear and is easy to control during application to prevent clumping, and does not tend to build up residual clumps after many applications. It is very nearly like applying the adhesive to a freshly cleaned PEI plate (if that is even possible), even after dozens of previous applications.6 - The viscosity of the adhesive is less than typical glue stick adhesives, so it is easier to apply in thin uniform coats.7 - It has a not unpleasant fruity bouquet (the "smell", for non-wine drinkers), with mild nutty and subtle chlorinated-solvent overtones (sort of kidding). I'm not sure why they added this aroma, but it is not bad and contributes to the multi-sensory experience of being a maker-geek, so I kind of like it.

This works fantastic for PLA, PETG, PLA-CF, and other filaments that require the bed to be 70C or less. It does smoke a lot when you print ASA at 100C. The adhesion is still great, but it smokes A LOT. Clean-up with soapy hot water is easy, and I have no complaints. This will be my permanent PLA+ stick from now on.

Yeah I don't get it; both this and the other brand I'd used previously are labeled as being PVP; but this stuff *sticks*. As others have said; it'll sometimes stick parts down so hard they almost break when you try to pull them off. A lot of the time a clean (with alcohol!) PEI plate is totally adequate, but when I'm printing something that would really suck to fail after 10 hours or more; this glue delivers.I've only used this on textured PEI. Also; I've found that if you apply it when the bed is >60c it'll melt on contact and printed parts will stick even harder.Like I said; I don't know why this would be different than any other PVP glue stick; but somehow it does seem to be!

I have bought othe 3d glue sticks, some oem manufacturer sticks. This is by far the best glue stick I have found. Very happy with how easy it is to apply and how it releases after job is done. Very happy with this product

I was using Elmer's Glue Sticks from Dollar Tree and I thought that all glue sticks were the same. Boy was I wrong. Not only does this stuff go on way smooth and clear, but it lays down more evenly and takes less than other sticks. As a bonus, it has a really nice smell to it so as your print bed heats up it fills the room with a subtle, flowers in the forest kind of smell.