u/Dude_Bro_Ray

As the post says. It claims there is a clog "extruded only 88/66/80 etc.". Print looks fine, and when I extrude filament after it pauses it comes out perfectly straight and looks normal, so i resume the print. It has paused several times due to a "clog". I have tightened the extruder tensioner thing and I still get the same clog detected error. Meanwhile the previous day on the same model i was trying to print, to the far LT side of the bed it was barely extruding or not at all and no error lol. This print is looking great, aside from the whole pausing for phantom clogs. Are others having this issue with phantom clog detection or am I missing something here? I assume overtightening the extruder will lead to excessive wear or damage to the filament as it goes into the hotend resulting in an actual clog. I am planning to install the Demon Klipper essentials this weekend. Is that something that would help an over sensitive clog detection?

Looking to pick up an SV08 Max in the nearish future. Most of the YouTube videos I see are people kind of complaining about things that seem like they'd be solved by even minimal filament tuning and tuning of the machine in general and saying "in 2026 things should just be good out of the box". Even on my A1 I did a lot of filament tuning because I'm a perfectionist. Are good results comparable to the A1 possible with this printer? Minimal layer lines, vfa's and such. I'm happy to do some tinkering and like the idea of an open source printer that is upgradable and expandable in the future. At $1300 with enclosure it just seems like an outstanding deal.