1.  When I peeled the backing off the anti-vibration feet, quite a bit of the adhesive clung to the backing instead of the feet.  I wasn't too worried.  But once I got the printer upright, I discovered that it wobbles from the front right corner to the rear left.  I checked that it's not the table.  If I rotate the printer 90 degrees, it still wobbles to the same feet.  It's as though there's a discrepancy in the thickness of the feet on the order of a millimeter or two.  I'm shimming it for now.  Suggestions?

2.  When and how am I supposed to install the door handle?  The guide implies that it's pre-installed, but mine was not.  It was included along the bottom edge of the shipping carton.  The door and handle have small holes suggesting they should be bolted together, but the handle has some foam tape covering two of those holes and there don't seem to be any bolts.  The exposed side of the tape is mildly tacky.  Was that double-sided tape intended to hold the handle to the acrylic door panel?

3.  Should I be concerned that the cardboard wraps that hold the print head in position for shipping weren't placed as shown in the guide?  The guide shows the head in the center with a cardboard wrap on either side.  On my printer, the cardboard wraps were both on the left side, and the print head was (almost) all the way to the right.  Also, when I opened the door, the wraps fell out.  They weren't secured with the tabs through the slots.

4.  The screws that hold the LCD module to the front bezel are not hex-cap screws as indicated in the guide.  They appear to be torx head.  Fortunately, the kit includes a T10 wrench that seems to fit them.  But only the one on the left will tighten down.  The one on the right turns and turns without ever cinching down on the bezel.  The tension in the left screw seems sufficient.  Should I be concerned?

My Core One / MMU3 setup has been bullet proof and working perfectly. Quality of prints has been excellent. Only issues have been my error selecting wrong filament etc.....I have had hundreds of filament changes and never had a load issue, apart from the occasional breakage of a brittle filament.

I like the fact that with INDX I'll get quicker prints, minimal waste, won't have to worry about purge settings or reprints due to bleed if I get these wrong and be able to free up desktop space given no need for a bank of filament holders, buffer or PTFE tubes going everywhere.

Cost shipped to Australia however, makes an 8 tool version nearly as much as a Core One kit and it is here that I'm questioning do I really want / need one.
I have had the MMU3 loaded with 5 filaments on a few occasions (I like making stuff for the grandkids) so I think I would prefer the 8 tool version from the outset.

I'm assuming the cost reflects the quality of the components and technology and appreciate there will be initial issues that will need to be worked out.

So yes or no to a purchase?

The thermister seems to work.  Responds to heating with a hair dryer & shows the bed temp rising when prints start.  And yes, it’s firmly attached to the heat bed.  But the bed is nowhere near what the display shows  

I tried tuning a print from 60 C to 88C and adhesion improved.

Any ideas would be appreciated!

thanks!

I adjusted the settings for the filament diameter. My temp tower shows that the default 250C is best. Is it because of the infill? I used the standard 15%. The top layer is smooth, but that recessed flat layer is bubbly. I had it do this on at least three different color rolls so far.

swatch used: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:7169148