A couple of bed suggestions

[Darren Lusty @bigdaz I have a RoboxDual United Kingdom]

The bed has a hole cut on the near side for removing the build plate. It would be useful to have a similar hole on the far side too. It’s a lot easier to move when you can both push and pull.

The nozzle wiping blade has a symmetrical slot so you can put it in backwards. It would be better if it was asymmetrical, so it could only be inserted the correct way round.

[BHudson @bhudson I have both RoboxDual and other Robox versions Arizona, USA]

@bigdaz The tip wipe has a trough in the front that faces forward. It should be easy to install correctly. You may also find that installing it with the trough toward the back of the machine may work better with filaments that want to stick to the nozzles.

Make sure you are lifting the center of the PEI sheet over the clips. You may also need to check that your bed clips aren’t too tight. If your print bed bounces when installed in the U shape per the article below, you may need to carefully pry the side locking tabs up slightly to loosen their hold on the bed.

https://robox.freshdesk.com/solution/articles/1000154870-is-there-any-bounce-in-your-printbed-

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