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12-29-2010, 01:21 PM
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Hey all, hope someone can help me figure this out. Excitech Router. I ran a timed test over 1000mm and found the X axis travel rate is 50% slower than Y axis travel rate, even though the same feed rate is specified. I've posted video of what the machine is doing here:  YouTube - Router Aluminum 0022Code generated via VCarve Pro attached. Cheers.  |
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