ILS - 200x200mm 120v/220v 200W Silicone Heated Bed Heating Pad with Hole for 3D Printer

if the heated bed in your 3d printer underpowered and slow well here's a guide to fitting a mains power with silicon bed there hints up to 100 degrees in under a minute [Music] [Music] this video deals with mains voltage wiring which has the potential to kill this is not for beginners please consult a professional before attempting these procedures some 3d printers just have poor heated bed performance it's not very fun all productive to start a print and have to wait 10 or 15 minutes before the first layer finally goes down I've had to do quite a bit of troubleshooting with the CR 10 max but one of the nice things about it is the heated bed inside the printer is a second dedicated 24 volt 500 watt minwell power supply which heats the enormous better quickly while n25 however I've been modifying to print high temperature filaments and with those requirements it's starting to struggle a