Wizard Conf- Doubt

[quote= Hi Tommylight. The steppers are directly joined to screw no gearing (no doubt). I don't remember exactly but I think X and Y axis, 6.25 turns per inch. And Z axis 12 turns per inch. I'm not sure, I need confirm you those values.[/quote]

Tommylight. I was wrong the right x and Y value is 4 turns per inch (6.35 mm per turn). Z is Ok, 12 turns per inch. (2.11 mm per turn)

andypugh wrote:

You could try increasing the microstepping, that would tend to make things smoother.

Thanks Andy, I'm sorry for this new question: That will not change the scale? In that case; What I need change in order to compensate it?
Thanks.

Thanks Tommylight, I took note of your advice.

Yes, If you change the micro-stepping setting on your drive you will change the scale. Such that if you go from 2x micro-stepping (aka 1/2 stepping) to 8x micro-stepping you would need to multiply your current scale# by 4. So if your your x-axis is 4 turns/inch X 400steps/rev(# of steps/rev for a 1/2 stepped motor) the scale would change from 1600 steps/inch to 6400 steps/inch. (You change the scale in the appropriate AXIS or JOINT section of your configs ini file.)

Hi guys, first of all, thanks of all of you.
I Created a Win Xp partition and installed Kcam4 and Mach3..... The same.
Regarding the micro-stepping increase, I did it and nothing change. Apparently is not an issue, is a normal operation for this machine (and I am so sorry for that).
I'll be adjusting some screws and I'll be looking for something loose, and that's all. “Finita la commedia”
I have another "normal operation" and is a steppers oscillation. Is a very annoying frecuency and I need attenuate its level because is breaking my head.
.....my following topic.
Best regards.