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    Your thinking is mostly correct. As long as the long rails are parallel, the part about how far a stop is from the end doesn't matter. If you have to pull to hard to get it there, loosen the corner bolts on the y gantry, pull it to the stops, and tighten.
    Kenneth

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    I'm not that concerned about how far the stop block is from the end - I was referring to using it as a way to square the gantry when the opposite end is pulled against its stop block.

    tnx.

    g.

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    Are the corner bolts you're referring to the ones outlined in red on this image? https://i.imgur.com/8WBQTuT.png

    Thanks!

    g.

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    Yes, but if it's out a lot, you may need to shim things on that one with the aluminum cross bars. I would try loosen move and tighten first.
    Kenneth

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    Awesome, thank you.

    I've been able to adjust it via stop-block tweak so that it's only 0.5mm out of square. Left to right is 2574 and right to left is 2574.5. I suspect breaking out the dial indicator in order to move a stop block 0.25mm is a bit much for a machine that eats wood.

    g.

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