Vision Miner Vision Miner Nano Polymer Adhesive - 120ml

my bad, posted this in the wrong area

Works great! PETG pops off the bed when cool, but I haven't used the t-glase on it yet.

Yes, it works great.

Yep, it works great for PC for me

Generally, this adhesive does not work well without a heated bed. There may be some special cases, but in general, parts actually pop off the plate when the bed cools down.

You can try Magigoo Flex for a cold bed. I've heard some ppl use it on Markforged for Onyx

This adhesives states it was designed for those printing with PEI and PEEK. It says it is compatible with your filaments but does not say that adjustments to the settings will be required, which they will. Come up with a design of experiments in which your part is small enough to keep excessive use of filament to a minimum but enough surface area on the bed to get an idea as to how it adheres. Change one setting at a time, Id suggest slowing initial layer speed, try multiple variables, then move to temperatures if your changes dont work. If youre printing at a .01mm layer height thats more than likely your problem anyway as thats way too close to the bed, unless you meant 0.1.

Turn up your bed temperature -- 60-70°C is best for those materials using this adhesive :)

It is not, in fact, your glass bed -- ABS, PETG, and even PLA are well known to pull chunks of glass -- it's a pretty crazy thing. Almost every time, it's because your z-index is too close -- the nozzle is smashing filament into the glass. I know because this happened to me, and I lost a few.... not even using adhesive. This stuff has worked pretty well for me ever since, but proper bed leveling was key to prevent chipping.

I would highly recommend trying to remove the part off of the bed while it is hot.
When the printed part cools down, it can shrink ever so slightly and chip the glass in some cases.

@Joe We have not tested this directly, but according to the manufacturer it works with an aluminum bed.

It works on some grades of aluminum, but not all -- make sure it's well-heated, if you test it out!

Hey Jake,

No, it doesn't expire after opening. There's actually no expiration date, and it should last for years. Also, it works for all the filaments you listed, whereas with Magigoo you'd need several different bottles. From everything I've heard, too, it does work better in general, since it goes down super smooth instead of leaving a texture like glue stick or magigoo --- mirror-finish prints over here!

@Jake A In my opinion, this is the best adhesive for PEEK and PEI. The price is small in comparison to the cost of these materials. I highly recommend it for those use cases.

Magigoo definitely doesn't expire in months. I have a bottle open for about 2 years now and still works good as new (just need to store it away from sun and closed tightly).
I prefer Magigoo as it's water based and doesn't smell + easy to clean.