i recently got a new build plate for my ender 3, because the one that came with the printer got damaged. The new build plate is magnetic, and "no heating required" is written on it. This might sound really dumb, but i am new to the whole 3d printing thing, and i thought i should ask here first so i don't damage it: what does it mean by "no heating required"? Is it as simple as i don't have to heat it up and that's it, or will it get damaged if I heat it up?
#So I got a new build plate, and i have one simple question:
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Great question! "No heating required" means that the build plate is not designed to be heated up. It should be good to use as is. You should not attempt to heat it up because it can damage the magnetic base or cause the plate to warp. The bed leveling process is extremely important when using a non-heated bed like yours to have a good initial bed adhesion. You can use a glue stick or adhesive tape to help your prints stick to the bed.
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The bot gave a good answer, but it isn't always right, it'd help if you can provide the type of build plate you are using?