Mantis-Xol VS Sherpa-Crew-Mini

its called XOL2 from Armchair-Engineering -> https://github.com/Armchair-Engineering/Mantis-Xol

Xol 2 by Armchair Engineering

The toolhead is a XOL2 https://github.com/Armchair-Engineering/Mantis-Xol using bambulab X1 hotend https://us.store.bambulab.com/products/hotend-with-hardened-steel-nozzle

You might want to look into the Mantis Xol 2 toolhead instead, it has about 1.5x the cooling of Stealthburner with 2x radial 4010s instead of 1x 5015. At the Rapido UHF’s max flow rate you will be cooling limited on SB. also SB has a 4010 not 4020 for hotend cooling btw.

There's a bunch of alternate toolheads including Xol2 which are solid upgrades or sidegrades: https://github.com/Armchair-Engineering/Mantis-Xol

I use thr XOL 2 from armchair engineering due to cooling requirements since the doom gets really hot. It’s a mod of mantis. My input shaper results are great but I don’t have a reference for any other toolhead on this frame. https://github.com/Armchair-Engineering/Mantis-Xol

Correct, I am going to be replacing my stealth burner, it looks pretty, but I want to go for a minimalist print head as I'd rather my actual prints look better when printing at high speed. I've been searching for designs to see if I can avoid designing my own and found this github repo: https://github.com/Armchair-Engineering/Mantis-Xol

The extruder is a dual gear extruder called the Miro (I am the creator) which will be available on github soon (For an alternative you can see https://github.com/jrlomas/Sherpa-Crew-Mini in the interim).

I'm figuring on installing either the Sherpa Zero or the Sherpa Crew Mini. Both of these options help mitigate issue 6, supposedly. The more "correct" choice technically would be the Crew Mini, as it has better performance, but the Zero looks so tiny and lightweight. It's very intriguing.