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@BambuLab 3D Printer Liquid Adhesive Glue is absolutely MAGICAL, on Smooth PEI & Glass Beds.
3DRundown · Watch on YouTube · Generated with SnapSummary · 2026-08-30

Video Summary — Does Bamboo Lab’s 3D Printing Adhesive Work? 🟢🧴

Presenter & Context

  • Host: Greg (3D Rundown YouTube / 3drundown.com)
  • Printer tested: Bamboo Lab P1P (textured bed; camera & LED pre-installed)
  • Topic: Why Bamboo Lab’s 3D printing adhesive exists and whether it works.

Key Points — Why the Adhesive Exists

  • Textured beds normally don’t require glue/hairspray; glass beds more commonly use hairspray.
  • Bamboo Lab included a small bottle of adhesive with every P1P, suggesting they believe many users need it.
  • Glue is typically a last-resort additive for parts with very small bed contact or consistently failing prints.

Problem Observed by Host

  • Many tall, thin models (knife handles, masks) with minimal bed contact were failing on the P1P despite:
    • Bed cleaning
    • Slower print speeds
    • Adding brims
    • Using hairspray
  • Models lifted after several inches; nozzle knocked parts over or edges peeled.

Test Method

  • Host did not smear glue over entire bed as Bamboo Lab demo shows.
  • Applied adhesive only to the model footprints / where supports contact the bed.
  • Printed multiple copies (two-at-a-time test prints for knife handles; single complex prints for mask).

Results

  • Significant improvement: ~10–12 successful prints of knife handles with only one failure after several prints (before reapplying).
  • A difficult upside-down mask print succeeded perfectly on first attempt after applying adhesive to support footprints.
  • Reapplying adhesive after a failure restored success immediately.
  • Conclusion: Bamboo Lab adhesive “absolutely positively” works for improving adhesion on textured beds in these cases.

Practical Recommendations (If Your Prints Are Separating)

  • Try these before/alongside using adhesive:
    • Lower infill to reduce internal nozzle movement
    • Slow print speeds
    • Use a brim (or larger brim)
    • Ensure bed is clean (IPA wipe)
  • If problems persist, apply Bamboo Lab adhesive to the model footprint/support contact areas — it’s effective and included with the printer.

Final Takeaway ✅

  • Even though textured beds shouldn’t normally need glue, Bamboo Lab’s adhesive reliably improves first-layer adhesion for problematic models. It’s worth using when you experience separation or prints being knocked over.

Author: Greg Adventure — 3D Rundown 🎬🛠️

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