circle cutting test fusion

  Could someone give me a hint why the cut of the circle presents some oscillations in some parts, it is not in all.

I guess you already adjust the PID many times. But finaly we have only two reason. Mechanic or PID loop. Mechanic could be not straight or parallel linear guides. And servo can not run smooth at this point. 
Its almost in same area, check mechanic there. Its sporadic somewhere, decrease your P term.
I remember you plot good circles on paper. I would do it again to indentify bad areas.
bad game....

Thanks for your help, now I am going to carry out other tests but I have some doubts before:
1) In circles the PID also enters the game? I have P = 25
2) I have carried out some tests and I see that the vibrations occur when the 2 axes come into operation at the same time but right in some corner it smells of something of the acceleration I do not know how to adjust those values. 

I forgot to say electromagnetic noise could be also one reason. If all circles ok, look to your cables. This subject is discuss many times.

paulsao wrote:

Thanks for your help, now I am going to carry out other tests but I have some doubts before:
1) In circles the PID also enters the game? I have P = 25
2) I have carried out some tests and I see that the vibrations occur when the 2 axes come into operation at the same time but right in some corner it smells of something of the acceleration I do not know how to adjust those values. 

P=25 is not much. Maybe you show your ini file to see all numbers. And what kind of Hardware did you use? And which axis does that? May you have to tune your amplifier gain.

I am using dm556 drivers with 1/64 microstep divisions, nema 23 motors, the x axis has that problem, coincidentally that axis has a nema 23 motor but different from those of the (y) axis, it consumes more current and is not very quiet, now that I check my stepper motor cable it does not have protection against electromagnetism, I think I will replace that to eliminate all possibilities, I did a test reducing the acceleration and I no longer have the oscillations, but I think it is not good for the thc anymore that it would not reach the desired speeds. I am attaching my ini file.

I take a look in your ini. P = 1000.0 not 25. 
and  is minimum limit in leadshine manual. Here could you go little longer for test. And last try set Max_Velocity and Max_Acceleration on all joints equal.  They must do all the same... 
 

I managed to correct the vibration error by reducing the acceleration a bit I think it is not very good for the thc but for now I am going to leave it that way, since the only solution is to place a reduction system in the motors and bands system because I have it connected directly and that influences the vibrations, thanks for your time and help.

I have seen similar vibrations caused by slop in an axis from a worn or maladjusted bearing or loose belt.