<p>It is a question of quality:</p>
<p>You better make sure that your plates are the same thickness evenly, and level very similarly. If that can be assured, they can be swapped easily.</p>
<p>In case you have a bed leveling sensor of some sort, you might include a whole bed-leveling cycle in front of every print and exchange between numerous beds, even of slightly variant thicknesses and with dings.</p>

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Trish
<p>Yes ,I was also facing the same problem couples of month ago and to solution I had buyed extra plates and <strong>It works perfectly</strong> . Go for the extra beds and buy only from the same manufacturer.</p>
<p>Hope your get your answer</p>

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Nitin Choudhary
<p>I print a lot of stuff, and I was thinking I could get several magnetic bed-plates and when 1 print is done simply have my wife pull the plate off and stick on clean plate and start the print again.
But a friend of mine says that won't work. Because even if the plates are made by the same manufacturer you can't guarantee the bed will be level. 〰</p>
<p>Has anyone ever tried this? </p>

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2022-02-23T18:15:33.903Z
Hi MattR, welcome to 3DPrinting.SE! If you have a Z-sensor instead of a Z-switch you could add a `G29` before each print, if the idea is to change the plate while you are not at home and somebody less experienced need to do some tasks, that could be a solution. The crux is what kind of printer you have, please expand the question by [edit]!
0scar
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2022-03-01T23:19:17.820Z
try it and if you have 1st layer issues consider a raft support.
dandavis
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Swapping magnitized bed plates?
MattR
# Swapping magnitized bed plates?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2022-02-23)

I print a lot of stuff, and I was thinking I could get several magnetic bed-plates and when 1 print is done simply have my wife pull the plate off and stick on clean plate and start the print again.
But a friend of mine says that won't work. Because even if the plates are made by the same manufacturer you can't guarantee the bed will be level. 〰

Has anyone ever tried this?

**Tags:** bed-leveling

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Hi username_0, welcome to 3DPrinting.SE! If you have a Z-sensor instead of a Z-switch you could add a `G29` before each print, if the idea is to change the plate while you are not at home and somebody less experienced need to do some tasks, that could be a solution. The crux is what kind of printer you have, please expand the question by [edit]!  
> **username_2**: try it and if you have 1st layer issues consider a raft support.  

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### Answer by username_3 on 2022-02-23. Score: 3

It is a question of quality:

You better make sure that your plates are the same thickness evenly, and level very similarly. If that can be assured, they can be swapped easily.

In case you have a bed leveling sensor of some sort, you might include a whole bed-leveling cycle in front of every print and exchange between numerous beds, even of slightly variant thicknesses and with dings.


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### Answer by username_4 on 2022-02-23. Score: 0

Yes ,I was also facing the same problem couples of month ago and to solution I had buyed extra plates and **It works perfectly** . Go for the extra beds and buy only from the same manufacturer.

Hope your get your answer


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