Securing jet (screws)

Hey, so last season after taking my carbs all apart to clean them, one of my jets came unscrewed and dropped into the carb float bowl.

I'm doing some tiny bit of cleaning this winter and was wondering if there was an agreed upon way of securing the jets in place. Since they are the soft brass, I feels like they could be over-torqued very easily. Can you use blue loctite? would that work in such a gas-heavy environment?

If not, is there any other way i can make sure that I don't get another dropped jet. It's a real pain to correct when it happens and isn't obvious right away when it does.

I made a special screwdriver to tighten mine. Select one with the correct blade thickness then grind the width to the correct size. I have never had a jet come loose.

I don't think blue loctite would fare well submerged in gasoline with all it's various additives.

BTW, the first time I took mine out after factory installation, they were torqued to about a thousand foot pounds. The only danger when tightening is trashing the slot if you don't have a screwdriver that fits properly and most won't.