Mini-AfterSherpa VS Sherpa_Mini-Extruder

Does anyone have a mini-after-sherpa with a phaetus dragonfly 55W heater hotend config?

I printed a mini aftersherpa from the github and it says everything is 3010 and 3007 fans. There's also many different remixes, mods, adaptations, etc. of the mini-after-sherpa hotend fan-shroud thing...

There's this one which is popular but pretty much the same as stock just with the top cut off. https://github.com/PrintersForAnts/Mini-AfterSherpa

If you're dead set on changing things up, the two (relatively) minor mods I'd suggest are the Mini-AfterSherpa toolhead and ZeroPanels panel clips. These will save you from dealing with the hassle of assembling a Mini-AfterBurner (my least favorite thing about V0.1), and inserting a million captive nuts, respectively.

I used the mount from https://github.com/PrintersForAnts/Mini-AfterSherpa. It requires 5V, then the gpios on the pi. I ended up going with an MGN9C and mini sherpa. The weight seemed to cause a drop but didn't test after the MGN9C upgrade

Sherpa Mini Extruder from Fabreeko with 8GT motor and Mini Aftersherpa. I found this easier to service than the mini afterburner

MiniAfterSherpa Toolhead with Revo Micro

I'm not entirely sure I understand your question but https://github.com/PrintersForAnts/Mini-AfterSherpa might be the answer

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

I did the AfterSherpa mod with a standard V6 and mini-Sherpa because:

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.