Emergency Keys - Revisited

KH/Goddess is long distance.. so lock is in safety with her having the code..
Wife has emergency key, no idea where..
I'm working on a light weight harness to wrap around waist to keep cage snuggly close, so far it keeps cage close and comfortable..
Having no access to keys adds a mental edge..
Scheduled release is on 6-29-2019..
So frustration and horniness cums n goes..
I just have to remind myself thats its not about me..
And there is the ability to drill brass locking mechanism if needed..
For Goddess

 

LIke the video, quite useful for those unawre of the technique.
It raises one question for me though... When the hell did who the hell start calling spanners nut wrenches? ffs.

 

spanner trick won't work with my setup no room to get them in.

 

not being able to break the lock out as shown in the video was part of the reason for passing it through the bar on each side. plus it keeps the lock in one place.

 

Well David Re safety or emergency keys Vinny does make an excellent point. Get one of those plastic boxes you have to break to open or more simply if you have a few tools.

A piece of pipe that will accomodate the key drill a hole through the pipe so you can supend the key inside the pipe from a numbered security tag.

If it is for emergencies only then maybe use a padlock and put the padlock keys inside the pipe too.

The possibilities are endless.

 

I've seen the spanner video before, but what fills me with dread is the title, Would anyone want to escape using a "NUT WRENCH" ?
EverHopful

 

I think it depends on your device and your experience with it.

Mine is easy to cut and I'm not pierced - so medical staff could get a tube up my dick if they needed to, even without cutting the device. I've also worn it enough to know I won't slip a ball out, and that it won't split on me.

Any emergency situation where unlocking would be necessary would almost by definition be one where unlocking privately would not be possible.

So I'm not sure an emergency key would even save me embarrassment.

 

The same argument might apply to people with multiple piercings! It would probably take longer to remove all those than a quick snip with pincers, or a ring cutter.

However, you are right. There is a small increase in risk. For me its worth it, just as I would accept the risks if i were a keen mountain climber.

(As for choice and play and so on, that's for a different thread.)

 

Yes, if I were in a metal cage, I think I'd at least do some more research. For materials like titanium... well I might take the risk in some circumstances, but it would be a significant choice.

Surgical nylon is strong but cuts fine, so it's not an issue. However - ironically - all this is a good argument for using some kind of friendly plastic rivet for long term use, rather than an actual lock.

 

That is an excellent idea! Mistress and Her slave have been wondering the best way to handle an emergency key. Example, I went to the urgent care for sever stomach pains, they sent me for an MRI and the first question they asked before prepping me was are You wearing anything metal.

 

in case of emergency I had a set of bolt cutters,

 

My wife has never allowed me with an emergency key.

I wear a Lori’s at home and with the PA I’m not getting out.

I could dremel into the lockbox if I had too however.

When I’m out of town she puts me into a mature metal with a padlock. I do have the key then, with a numbered lock as well. But sometimes she has me mail her the key. But a padlock is easy to break if you had to.

 

And here is possibly the World's smallest key-safe:-



The small rectangular tube is the sleeve from the earth pin of a UK mains plug protector, as supplied with most appliances. All I've done is remove that sleeve from the other two and melt two holes in it opposite each other with a soldering iron.

And here it is assembled. The keys are slid onto the hasp of the lock then inside the sleeve and finally the hasp of the lock is passed through the two holes and clicked shut.



The great thing is that it's small enough to be carried in a pocket, the keys can be extracted in an emergency by destroying the sleeve and a replacement sleeve cannot be fitted without opening the lock! Use the keys and your key-holder will know. In fact, it can even be included in verification photos for this site!

Safe, sane and consensual.

 

A lot can be done using Polymorph. (readily available online)
It's a heat mouldable plastic that softens over 65C. You put it in hot water and then mould it to shape. When hot, it's soft and transparent, when cold it goes white and hard like nylon.
As a replacement lock it can be formed into a rod and pushed through the locking parts of the device, squash the ends and you have a plastic rivet.
While it's soft enough to cut with a hand drill or knife it has a feeling of permanence about it, more so than a padlock, and less problematic in an emergency.

It's also useful for creating custom size base rings if you have problems working out which size is best for you, or the skilled and adventurous could use it to make a complete cage in one piece with no lock! Thinking about it now, it would be the ideal material to create a custom size and shape retainer for a Tether device.

 

Yes, that's what I was thinking about. It even comes in black these days!

 

my emergency key box, cost was about $2.75

 

One that I have made and mentioned here before is a piece of copper tubing about 3" long and flatten it out but leaving a space thick enough to slide the key in. then total flatten about 1/2 at one end and drill a hole for a lock or security tag at the other in the middle, you can even slide the key in and line up the holes of the tube and key then slip the tag through it. Or even flatten the other end once the key is in it. then it has to be cut open to get it out. The copper also can be a task for the wearer to keep it looking shinny.

 

I'm sure that when you wrote this, you knew what it meant. I am having difficulty trying to understand it, but never mind. It sounds riveting.

 

Interesting option but wouldn't just Not Giving him a Key be easier ?

 

I have always thought about the flattened tube, putting in the key and flattening it down snug so the key will not come out and squeeze the ends shut, then you can play with the subs head and give it to him and tell him he can use the key when he gets it out. Now they have to be very careful when cutting or the key will be destroyed.
I will see if I can find one around and post a picture

 

I have not had an emergency key for over a year. My wife keeps one in the closet and one in the car both in a lock box which I have no idea of the combination. If there is a real emergency I'm sure the paramedics can have it off quicker than I can put it on. If that is not the case then how big of an emergency can it really be. Other than above I cannot think of any reason it needs to come off before my wife gets home.

 

It would agree and I think it is much better to not have a key... IF you live together or close by and basically have to spend no time apart.

If you are in a LDR or one or both of you is not always home and you want the feelings that come with not having a key you can access without your KH knowing then going to such lengths as either maid julie suggests or obtaining something that's commercially available are necessary for some for the peace of mind factor and not always for the wearer; It canbe that it is the KH who feels better knowing you do have a key for emergencies and perhaps also that you have one but choose not to or dont dare to use it.

 

We are starting out and I have just come out of the hospital for three back surgeries and have many mri scans. She wants me to have a key in case I need to take it off. When I'm with her she takes the key. It's on a necklace. Although I love the idea of super gluing the necklace shut. My problem would be me able to lift it off my head. Right now it's the trust method. That was the only true way to have her start

 

You make the necklace smaller than you head would solve that issue.

 

I like that idea, then just break the chain if need be. But I also see everyone else's point that If there's an emergency your unlikely going to be able to unlock it in time. My only thing is my gf/kh has ordered me an intergreated lock