I am currently trying to print a lot of very tiny PLA ducks on my new P1S. They are 3x12x5mm in size and are printed with a modified version of the 0.08mm Extra Fine preset. Until now I’ve been printing them one at a time, with the use of the print by object setting in bambu studio, to minimize the potencial of failiure. The ducks have a very small bottom surface and thus, I print them very slowly so that they do not loose their bed adhesion during printing. This method works perfectly fine, even when repeated multiple times. The past few days I’ve tried to print multiple instances of the duck at once to speed up the printing a little bit. However, it seems that regardless of how many I print (I’ve tried a range of 2-100 at a time) the extruder clogs every time. Whenever it clogs i have to pull out the filament, cut it, and re-insert it into the print head to make the printer print normally again. The filamnt is not mangeled or anything, but the extrudes still skips on it. In the pictures you can se how a normal print looks like next to a cloged print. Where (in height) the print starts to clog is very much dependant on how many ducks I try to print at once - the more ducks i try to print at once, the lower down the clog starts.
I feel like ave have tried every temperature and speed setting available, and every brand of PLA I own, but I cannot seem to get it to work. Please, if anyone have a suggestion for how to solve this problem, help this desperate soul
Also, if you need any additional information, just ask and I’ll provide whatever I can 
With some trail and error i found that i had to take off the top piece of glass, open the door and also make sure that the aux fan was blowing away the heat of the bed. This has made the bed adhesion for these tiny prints worse, but as i makes the print possible at all, it is a fair trade off. Thank you very much for your wisdom, 