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Old 02-03-25 | 06:29 PM
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From: Seattle
Originally Posted by juvela
in this case that registration is clearly off

it might be that disassembly when paired with cleaning & lubrication of threads might permit chainwheel to cinch down at a symmetrical position
Or failing that, assemble it with Loctite 603 or similar, super strong, and clock it to an eye-pleasing position. With such a large thread (48 mm), no way a mere human can break that Loctite. Also it's fail-safe, because if the loctite did break, all that would happen is the chainwheel would thread a little further on before stopping when It was fully threaded on against the shoulder. Worst-case scenario is it would look like it does now, which ain't all that bad.
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