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I would recommend to use some cloth or sponge (but not a degrading sponge which will cause little bits of sponge to travel along with your bowden tube).
For flexible materials I used to apply 2 drops of sewing machine oil in the tube for extra reduction of friction. This proved to be enough for less friction, and not undermining the bed adhesion. (If you apply too much, and the first layers are soaked in oil, they won't stick to your bed).
Some drops in your filter may help, but I don't think it is necessary for regular filament.
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Dust can definitely drag dirt into your nozzle, so adding it to your system could be a good idea. I would recommend to add this one.
Here is some additional information when you want to install it.
I would recommend to use some cloth or sponge (but not a degrading sponge which will cause little bits of sponge to travel along with your bowden tube).
For flexible materials I used to apply 2 drops of sewing machine oil in the tube for extra reduction of friction. This proved to be enough for less friction, and not undermining the bed adhesion. (If you apply too much, and the first layers are soaked in oil, they won't stick to your bed).
Some drops in your filter may help, but I don't think it is necessary for regular filament.
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