Try counter sinking the lead to allow the washer and wing nut to sit lower.

Patrick
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Paul Braunbehrens wrote:

> Jim Cobb wrote:
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> >  If I were to do it again
> >I would put the bolt/washer assembly in from the side of the gully rather
> >than directly on the back.
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> I was thinking of making it so it is held in place by the two bolts
> already there.  Is there any reason not to do that?   It would have
> to be thinner where the bolt is, so as not to make the wing nut stick
> out into your back, but that should't be too difficult to cast.  Here
> is a drawing...It probably only works with a fixed font though.  It's
> a cutaway showing the area where the bolts go through.
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