Imagine the arguments! "My family has lived here for 400 years!!!!" But it was just some Interim phase for the building..... Amazing, and makes those flag waving Trump Nazis look like a bunch of whiney little snitches, oh wait, they are....

Why isn't the OP responding??? Either he is still at work not heeding all these clear warnings, or he went home and closed the door behind him......

Sorry you are not getting the answer you exactly need. So, not to be another problem answer, but wait. The concrete freshly poured will be going through an exothermic reaction and giving off moisture. So wait the 5 days, it is not the end of the world, but waiting is worth it, in almost all cases. Rushing makings a crappy job that needs to be done twice.

I will not comment on how you are doing it, but there were plenty of engineers and chemists (and maybe even risk analysts) that put their thoughts into "5 days" rule. So just follow it and do the rest as best you can and hope for the best on your long term outcome.

Blue locktite with a tightend nut is pretty tough, I think I would hold just fine. Has held on my heavy duty bike for like a year now, with similar twisting a ton from a trailer. It is wheels on a table, I thing you are good with countered nuts to be honest, they get super tight and don't separate.

That is like me and my wife having .2 electric vehicles for us and my parents and grand parents and cousins and nephews and, well the whole family.

Get your shit together dominos! You feed us plastic cheese and drive a few electric cars.

We actually don't use gas or oil any more in our family, but it is expensive.