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OK, Burnham, I do appreciate the clarification. Not sure which one Lou is using there, but it appears to be the one that has four or five thousand pounds of tensile strength, so static loading it so it deflects such a tiny amount..... My method does deflect one side outward a bit, alignment...

Forget it, since I'm not talking about deforming anything beyond maybe less than half the thickness of one thread, but since you guys are so particular, I withdraw my suggestion. :( Yeah, you squeeze it together so it gets metal fatigue, that's right! Sheeeeeet.....

Lou, just a suggestion if you like using screw links.... Instead of using loc-tite and want a snugger nut on the threads, open it up and stick a piece of wood between the opening, then with a wrench tighten down on the wood. You can spread the opening a bit this way so the thread alignment is...