Steelwerks . Secure screws

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    #1 Herandhers, Dec 6, 2022
    Help wanted . Please and thanks .
    I have a loris device . It is great except that the screw on top won’t stay secure . The lower screw that holds the PA in is totally secure . So what happens is the top screw comes out leaving the cage and ring separated and the cage hanging from the PA . Not a good situation by any stretch !
    Lori says to use lock tite . You can imagine the reticence to follow that advice! My owner doesn’t want to be unable to remove and I travel a lot so need to be able to remove the cage .

    I am wondering if anyone has a steel werks cage with the S screw ? Has anyone had one for a long period and can anyone comment on the S screw and have you experienced similar problem?

    a metal lock is not secure enough for my owner as I could cut it off .

    I have owned all of the cheap plastic cages but never a cage with a built in “barrel lock”. Are these in fact the best option?

    I have not been able to see anything here about this topic. If this is the wrong place for such a question , please don’t get your cage in a knot. Let me know how to best pose the question?
     
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    #2 maid julie, Dec 6, 2022
    What about a spot of nail polish in place of lock tite
     
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    #3 knightly, Dec 6, 2022
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    #4 Herandhers, Dec 6, 2022
    thanks for your suggestion. Ms . Lori has had me trying using nail polish brushed on and left to dry . Perhaps I should try using nail polish wet and allowing it to dry. Same issue however . If it won’t release then what lol!
    Have you used a Loris or a Steelwerks S screw ? Any e perience with ?
     
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    #6 Herandhers, Dec 6, 2022
    I read the product description on Amazon and the Vibra tite seems a good bet . Thanks chivalrous one . Expensive however cheaper than spending $1000,s on a new cage if not required.
     
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    #7 Herandhers, Dec 6, 2022
    So next question is - is there any info on here , reviews comments etc ,on the steel werks product ? I saw info on a German company but not the Canadian one ?
    https://www.steelwerksextreme.com
     
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    #8 collaredhubby, Dec 6, 2022
    A small piece of teflon tape works well for this.
     
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    #9 Steelwerks Slave, Dec 6, 2022
    I’m currently locked in a steelwerks cage. My cage has 5 S-Screws holding it together and I have never had one come loose. I also never had to use any thread locking chemicals.
     
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    #10 knightly, Dec 6, 2022
    Yes, I've used it with bolts on various projects, as well as with chastity on a Mature Metal Jail Bird cage security screw...with great success.
     
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