<p>Tronxy P802M I believe. PLA. The calibration cube is tapered on one side of the X-axis only. Everything else looks good. The top is almost 1 mm narrower than the bottom, but only on X-axis.</p>
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2022-05-15T22:37:10.983Z
Hi, welcome to 3DPrinting.SE! Please provide a sharper image and put the measurements in the image or in words in the question. Is this the 20 mm calibration cube? So, is the top in X 19.0 mm? What temperatures did you use? Please [edit] the question, not comment, thanks!
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2022-05-17T06:05:15.383Z
Check whether your Z axis rods are the same distance apart at the bottom and the top of their travel.
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X-axis taper problem
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# X-axis taper problem

(Asked by: username_0 on 2022-05-15)

Tronxy P802M I believe. PLA. The calibration cube is tapered on one side of the X-axis only. Everything else looks good. The top is almost 1 mm narrower than the bottom, but only on X-axis.

[![Photo of calibration cube with printing error](https://i.sstatic.net/dWF7s.jpg "Photo of calibration cube with printing error")](https://i.sstatic.net/dWF7s.jpg "Photo of calibration cube with printing error")

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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Hi, welcome to 3DPrinting.SE! Please provide a sharper image and put the measurements in the image or in words in the question. Is this the 20 mm calibration cube? So, is the top in X 19.0 mm? What temperatures did you use? Please [edit] the question, not comment, thanks!  
> **username_2**: Check whether your Z axis rods are the same distance apart at the bottom and the top of their travel.  

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