Galileo VS Sherpa_Mini-Extruder

Yes, yes and yes. Take a look at the Sherpa Mini, the Voron Afterburner/ Stealthburner with their Clockwork Extruder (Clockwork 1 for Afterburner/ Stealthburner, Clockwork 2 Beta for Steahltburner), Galileo planetary gear extruder, ...

Not really something you can just buy but the Galileo Clockwork from the Voron can be adapted to the Ender and looks pretty amazing to me.

I presume this is it. I was more asking what are the advantages etc since it isn't entirely clear in the project specs. https://github.com/JaredC01/Galileo

- Voron has an Orbiter version called Galileo Extruder & Galileo Clockwork (tooldhead) https://github.com/JaredC01/Galileo

I had a microswiss setup before this. I'm sure you can edit the files to be able to mount one, but unfortunately, the MS setup is heavy. What I did for this build is use the toolhead from Clehn8ok's EnderWire conversion, but I edited the extruder mount to be able to use a Sherpa Mini.

I say give it time and see if your mood improves. Otherwise look into the Mini Sherpa (https://github.com/Annex-Engineering/Sherpa_Mini-Extruder)

The Sherpa mini is an open source extruder (https://github.com/Annex-Engineering/Sherpa_Mini-Extruder) you could print and use with the gear and shaft from a original or clone bmg. It is very lightweight and realiable extruder even with flexible filaments.

Here is the Klipper Config from Annex Engineering for the Sherpa Mini: https://github.com/Annex-Engineering/Sherpa_Mini-Extruder/blob/master/Klipper_Config_Block.txt

For anyone that might find this post, it ended being a retraction issue. I am using a Sherpa Mini, and the recommended maximum retraction speed is 30 mm/s, which I had set to 50 mm/s.

In my opinion the Mini AB is terrible. I have the mosquito running with a Sherpa Mini extruder and cowling of my own design. But the mini after sherpa works ok. If you can't find another cowling that works, I could modify mine so it fits the larger mosquito. There are other designs out there like the V0VO

https://github.com/Annex-Engineering/Sherpa_Mini-Extruder/blob/master/Klipper_Config_Block.txt for the mini, https://github.com/Annex-Engineering/Sherpa-Extruder/blob/master/Tall_Bowden_Variant/Klipper_Config_Block.txt for the regular Sherpa. Both are in the 0.3A range. So, change the run_current to 0.35 and hold_current to 0.3 and try again.