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    When the machine follows a curved line, both axes are accelerating. If the acceleration setting in the motor tuning is too low, the machine will therefore have to slow down. So check what your X and Y accelerations are set to.

    Edit: The above is probably irrelevant, didn't spot that you said it was fine with circles.
    Last edited by Jonathan; 06-04-2014 at 12:07 PM.
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