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    Quote Originally Posted by A34 View Post
    Any suggestions on a poor man's way to countersink the nut to fit better?
    Lay a newish mill bastard file flat and carefully lap the nut by hand lengthwise on the file until it drops sub surface. Careful not to press too hard on one side or it'll be at an angle. Of course the bottom of the nut is on the file.
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