So if the paper drag method isnt a good idea on robos do you have a better method to "true" the z level?
Beyond starting a print and when you see a smush you pause and turn the z rods to the left then resume or when you see squiggley lines you pause and turn the z rods to the right?

Ive heard to do a z home all then turn the machine off and do the paper drag or feeler guage...

For us that are a middle level and just now wanting to try printing with a larger or smaller nozzle would you who are versed in this please give us an idea what variables will need to be adjusted.
As in, when going to a .8 from a .4 what will need to be adjusted up or down? Extrusion speed, Temp, etc etc.

I know not all printers are the same but there has to be common variables that will need adjusted.
Thanks in advance

So i don,t see a category for the Raised3D much less for the Pro2, i know its new on the market buy who here has one and had found it to be either very good or bad and what brings you to this conclusion.