that’s not possible, you have changed the axis of both…
the second bounding box skewed to keeps it’s ‘shown’ shape and size…
when you then unskew that bounding box, the ‘shown’ shape and size, must distort…
if you then rescale it will show the same geometry stored in it’s definition and show as identical to the other…
john
Not all, but some of Fredo Scale’s distortions can be reset with reset scale/skew.
Yes, however the one you change the axis of now becomes the “normal” for the other one - you will only have the unskew command on the one that you didn’t change the axis for (although they both will show the changed axis)
→ “unskew” → 
The original component is now skewed - the only way to restore it is to undo or re-insert it. (You can really screw it up if you now change the axis on that one and un-skew the other one…)
I have just tested this. if you do “Planer Shearing”, it will skew the component, and can be “reset skew” afterwards.
Hi Gaget, This skew can be done with native tools. Its a quick two step method. Hint use the scale tool
