Mine came with a long stepper extension cable, so I ran that up to the mainboard and shortened the stepper’s cable so they can be unplugged along with everything else to remove the effector. This is the Sherpa Mini Extruder, a ground up design developed by Anlin and the team at Annex Engineering. It's a dual geared hobbed filament extruder designed for use with any printer. It features a 5:1 gear driven design to provide torque while being able to be near silent. You must perform your own tuning to get the best results. Pretty much all of the mounts get assembled the same way, important differences get called out in the mount-specific Assembly Manual: The Mini-AfterSherpa is an alternate toolhead for Voron V0.1 and similar printers ( Micron, Flying Zero, Salad Fork, etc) that use the Mini-Afterburner-style X carriage. It offers flexibility and extruder choice with additional convenience. Features Direct-drive extruders

One crucial performance indicator of an extruder is its extrusion speed stability. In other words, how constant is the filament extrusion speed. ThisFor the groove-mount V6 or the Zodiac Dragonfly BMO, slide the groove at the top of the heatsink into the main Mini-AfterSherpa body, then secure it in place by sliding the other mount part in behind the toolhead. i dont understand why you chose a vref of 0.850, and also dont know how i change it. Also why is the default value E1250? is this the current it runs with? if it is why is it higher it should be? The BOM and Sourcing Guide for this product can be found here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1O3eyVuQ6M4F03MJSDs4Z71_XyNjXL5HFTZr1jsaAtRc/edit?usp=sharing Product Info & Support My video at 300mm/s with 10k accel was done using the Galileo Extruder (adapted Orbiter for Voron). First layer is only 120mm/s, and it’s printing ABS. Install Heatset-Inserts into Spacers, if your Extruder gets screwed down from the top also install Heatsets into the Cowling

As usual, don’t overtighten the screws which keep the Sherpa Mini attached to the printed mount. Tighten them just enough so the extruder is fixed and does not move. E3D Hemera takes a totally new approach to 3D printer extruders. It combines an extruder and a hot-end in a single unit. This approach means you can make the combo more compact and achieve a shorter filament path between the extruder and the hot-end. The filament path is also all metal which makes it better at pushing flexibles and abrasives. Stepper motor temperature is important factor. By design stepper motors should run hot, but not too hot to melt the extruder plastic components. One of the most important performance indicator of an extruder is its filament grip and how it can keep a steps. Ideally the maximum extrusion force should be lower than the force needed to grind the filament. A better filament grip helps since the forceThe trianglelab has always been concerned about product quality. We are developing products and working hard to improve the quality. We will not abandon our reputation because of many cheap products on the market. It is believed that only high quality products can ensure the quality of your work and bring safety to your work. This is the Sherpa Extruder, a ground up design developed by Anlin and the team at Annex Engineering. It's a family of dual geared hobbed filament extruders designed for use with any printer. They features a 6:1 gear driven design to provide torque while being able to be near silent. You must perform your own tuning to get the best results.