Mast twisting issue

The wooden mast has twisted during either curing or shipping the result being that it is off center by about 45 degrees. On my last sail I noticed that the gaff was pulled off center and the sail was chaffing on the boom gooseneck. I had asked for a solution to this from Matt Newland before. I really would like to have the mast replaced. So I sent him another email with a cc to Bill Vogel, Swallow boat rep in the USA. Here is a photo that shows the mast twisting.

Hi Matt, I saw your video on you tube of the Southampton boat show. Boats looked great and the BC 23 was impressive. You sold one too. Congratulations. I wanted to follow up with you on the questions I asked you, via email, while you were at the show. 1) Were you able to find the Harken block for the Jib? 2) On the mast twisting. I am still concerned with this. As I sail the boat I am seeing more issues with this. It is twisting the Gaff off center and causing chaffing on the sail. ( I repaired the sail with sail tape as a temporary fix until I can have a patch applied at the sail makers). It is chaffing on the boom gooseneck fixture that has sharp edges. I will need to file them smoother. There is a difference in performance also, depending on which tack you are on. I would like to see if we can resolve this while the boat is under warranty with a replacement mast. I just do not see the situation getting any better with the mast. You did offer a solution of shaving the bottom of the mast. But, this really is beyond my abilities to do, or, really explain what to do to a competent craftsman. I look forward to discussing any options you see to resolve the mast twisting situation. Here are four photo's showing the chaffing and the temporary repair with sail tape.