The parts came out perfectly fine, and there was no damage to the mag sheet 🤷👍
I did this once on my ender 3, same no issue to the mag sheet but I cancelled the print only a couple layers in.
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I cancelled the other objects that were supposed to print after, but left these because I thought any damage would be done already. Luckily, no damage and no waste!
What sort of probe were you using on your ender?
I had the klack ender from Kevinakasam which is a version of klicky made to work with a bedslinger. Very cheap and very good considering the price.
Zero click here - basically a klicky too! Fantastic if you don't feel like using a build plate.