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If you want a real stable temperature u need to have more isolation.

Make a hot airflow like a oven inside the inner chamber (heated one). Make that chamber isolated with some high temp material or use basic rockwool.

Next let cool air flow on the outer chamber to leave the outside of your printer cool so you can touch it.

We build a machine with 1m x 1m buildvolume and 200 degree chamber this way. Little bit more complex but for 90 degrees it's almost the same. If you need more help please contact me.

I think i can say i have some experience with Duet3D boards and Dave's software.
For reference we produce printers from 3.5m tall and built more than enough of the smaller ones (60cm buildheight). All are using Dave's software. Never found a better supportive programmer than David!

Ofcourse there are bugs. Tell him and he will try to fix it. Don't expect it next day, but believe me he will try his best!

I see Jason is banned allready and that's good! If you don't know how much time is given by people for free! and are bashing them for it? Please leave...

Guys we all have alot of respect for you! Keep up the great work!

All our printers are using Duet boards. (Tractus3D)

Buildvolumes are from 20x30cm up to 100x210cm

Look at your homedelta.g file

There are some lines that will put the head down a bit after homing. Still using H1 there will make it fail. Use the H2 to move the motors down a bit.