Ended the cb6000s chastity contract with a new metal cage but there is a problem!

piercing is the best solution.

 

Other than piercing, you just have to fine-tune it.

It is weird. I measure for a 52.5mm ring, but can accidentally come out of a 50mm ring if "the gap" (between ring and cage) can change distance. So I'm currently using a 45mm, and yeah, sometimes I can't get my balls out of it (without some pain). I'd suggest taking a bunch of measurements over time, and eventually getting a custom.

Or just get the PA piercing and be done with it.

 

A PA is generally done with the expectation of it increasing arousal and sensation during sex. I've had a PA for many years, and for increasing enjoyment during sex, it worked fairly well. But for chastity mine is too small a guage. For use with a chastity cage it should be a minimum of 8ga. I justed stared into chastity recently and interested in trying a PA cage, so this week I stretched it from 12ga to 10ga. In a week or so, when I'm sure it us fully healed I plan to stretch it to 8ga. If you decide to get one for use with a cage find a piercer that is good and you can start with 8ga.

 

With a steel cage, you also have the option to adjust it a bit. IF you use a padlock. Magic locks do not apply.

Most padlocks use a post with a hole for the lock shank to fit through. You can adjust the ring gap by mounting it in a vice and gently bending the post slightly down to reduce the gap, and up to increase the gap. Decreasing the ring gap can help prevent pulling out. Do it in small increments and see how it feels after a couple of days.

If your cage is a set of concentric rings welded together at the bottom (not bottom and top), you can bend the cage down increasing the curve thereby lengthening the cage. If you bend it up, closing the gap between the rings, you shorten the cage.

 

It takes time and a bit of fiddling to get a new cage to fit well. I am certain you will like the steel cage much better than the plastic one.

 

I am still fiddling with the right size and right cage, but I have found that the 1 finger up to the knuckle test is pretty accurate. I have a 40mm ring that I can get a little more than 1 finger under and with a little effort, I could slip my penis out the back. I have tried a 38mm ring (1.5" ring from the hardware store) and it is very hard to get on but I can get it on. However, I can barely fit one finger under it, but with some effort I can. I think it would be close to impossible without injury to pull my penis out from the back of that ring. Given these 2 tests, I am pretty sure that if I got a 39mm ring (and I really want an oval with 39mm tall and ~41mm wide) that I would not be able to slip out the back. Long story short, I believe that the ring size down to the 1mm really makes a big difference between too tight, too loose and just right. In my case, 38mm is a little too tight, 40mm is slightly too loose, and 39mm would appear to be just right. Just my luck that 39mm isn't a standard size (although I am tempted to put a 40mm into a vice and squeeze it down to 39mm.

 

Depending on the model of cage you have you may be able to get a spiked anti off ring to reduce the ball gap and provide extra security in pulling out.

 

A single mm makes a difference. I normally use a 50mm, but wanted to try smaller. 45mm was too small. I ended up cutting a 50mm and welding it to make a 48mm.

 

Damn! nice work. Are you a jeweler?

 

Nah, I build racing-style motorcycles. Jewelery of a kind I guess.

 

Respect.