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Right idea

Z-hop. You should use this feature and adjust also Z-axis higher. For example 0.25mm. That way.

Sliding sleeve to replace...

Z-axis calibration and Z hoop value. And few more adjustments...

Not. You should to lubricate it.

Ok, first you should te remove tubes from the extruder or use oil. Friction totally stops filament is not possible to pull it out from spool with tubes... second warping... I'm using blue tape or Kapton but still, after few layers, it can pell of at corner... Any ideas?

1000 W will be ok. Plus 100Ah battery. This setup work for me:
http://voltpolska.pl/pl/glowna/70-zasil ... e-12v.html

At 180 C? too much...

I'm using Polymaker Polycarbonate and print perfectly all time. Try to dry it first.

Too low infill and surface layers amount or water in the filament.

I know this feeling very well:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ITE17EQQbA

Bad support. You should have a big connection area between both materials. Or use PVA only for dense...

You need to remove the rear window plate. Sorry mate.

The machine is overpriced and well not finished. Maybe for half of the price. After a few months of fight working very well... but it cost me too much money and effort. Printing head assembly is terrible. This is not module construction. If something goes wrong you are in serious troubles without me...

Good idea!

Is almost 0,2 mm difference between room temp and 100 C.

Awesome.

Use pieces of sponge... it cleans filament... before feeding.

Few factors probably together...

Mine also. Rear part.

The same issue everywhere. Welcome in Raise bed issue club. I have the same. Try to measure cold and warm also and you see another miracle the mountain structure is changing Bed should be redesigned also.