I’d suggest printing the Calilantern (Calilantern Calibration Tool – Vector 3D) on each printer in your fleet, and then perform the recommended measurements and use the included spreadsheet to measure the skew in each of the three axis. Why? It was discussed at length in one of the other threads, but reportedly certain types of engineering 3D prints become failures if certain demanding tolerances can’t be met, so you’d probably rather know well in advance what the actual tolerances are for your particular printer, rather than be caught off-guard and become frustrated as you transform expensive filament into scrap.
Dimensionally Inaccurate Parts Being Produced by X1C - #54 by jrovito