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Edit by Florian Daeubler —

Edit approved by Grégoire Saunier

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[title] X axis length
[* 10] Not all X axis have the exact same length because of tolerances. This step will adjust the X end idler to your X axis length.
[* 5] Adjust both M3x10 screws to have the ''x_end_idler'' parallel to the frame.
[* 2] First image, top left: shows when the X axis is too short. In this case you need to tighten the two M3x10 screws.
[* 2] First image, bottom left: shows when X axis is too long. In this case you need to unscrew the two M3x10 screws.
-[* 7] If you have difficulty to see if the x_end_idler is parallel to the frame you can use a thick ruler or a square like on the first image.
-[* 4] It might happen that with excess tension on the M3x10 screws, the Z smooth rods will start to be off center on the Z tops. In this case release tension on the M3x10 screws even if the ''x_end_idler'' is not totally parallel to the frame.
+[* 7] If it is difficult to see if the ''x_end_idler'' is parallel to the frame you can use a thick ruler or a square like on the first image.
+[* 4] It might happen that with excess tension on the M3x10 screws, the Z smooth rods will start to be off center with the Z tops. In this case release tension on the M3x10 screws even if the ''x_end_idler'' is not totally parallel to the frame.