It would, but I would think once you have it trammed, marking where the final cam ring slots are in relation to the mount ring slots I added would let you pretty easily get it back in the same relative spot, and only minor adjustments may be necessary.
The cam ring I’m using has a 0.5mm offset, so I believe the thick side is 2mm, and 1mm on the thin side. I also tested the extreme of a 3mm thick side tapering down to nothing. This gave the extreme of up to 6mm tilt adjustment.
Since the cam ring is just filler being squeezed for positioning, it doesn’t feel to me like it really matters. Just print them solid and there should be no give in it. The mount ring gets pretty tight, but it doesn’t take an excessive amount of force, so I don’t think cam ring compression is any more of a problem than it is with the regular mount.
I thought about doing it. That’s why I went with 80 teeth, so it would have a little more grab. If I have time I’ll try to make one to go with it. I also considered just putting some holes in the top to be able to grab on.
When it was tough to slide, I just grabbed a small flathead and tapped on the handle. Not much force and was able to get it to move without a problem.