Originally Posted by
OlfCNC
Hey curiosity22,
I'm using the UCCNC aswell and it gives me better results than Mach3 aswell.
When running relief works what really counts is the Z axis acceleration value. The higher you can get that value the faster your machine will finish the relief.
Try, experiment and set the accel for the Z as high as your drives and machine allows.
Also try to tweek on the linear error and corner error parameters. I learnt that for reliefs if I set these to 0.2..0.3 makes a larger error but does not matter for reliefs and it runs the path faster.
Remember I'm in the EU and using metric units, millimeters. :idea: