Second try with a cherrykeeper

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    #1 zebra, Jan 19, 2020
    First on was the short model with headlock - worked but I was having some edema issues

    I waited awhile and trying the standard size with 44mm ergonomic ring -
    Everything so far fits like a glove
    Posting a pic also
     

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    #2 MissyB, Jan 19, 2020
    Glad it seems to be working better for you. Post updates as you wish, it's nice to hear about everyone's journey.
     
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    #3 zebra, Jan 19, 2020
    By being having option more than cheap metal been working on trying to get closer for and it would metal detector ok - it also have a bigger pee opening - just have to wear and if any sore spots appear
     
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    #4 JosieLynn Jewell, Jan 23, 2020
    Nice to see you giving it another go, please post updates - I'll watch for updates and offer suggestions if you need them.
     
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    #5 zebra, Jan 24, 2020
    Hello all
    Just another follow up picture
    The cage is filling very nice
    Lightweight - the texture did quick light sand and no issues
    Since the cage is longer no smell - I do show dailly
    Might have to buy the plastic lock blank and
    Work a all plastic security -
    I seen a plug the goes through and you crazy glue a cap on the other side
    So you only destroy the lock not the cage
    Wonder if anyone has other ideas - going metal free would be awesome
     

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    #6 JosieLynn Jewell, Jan 24, 2020
    Permalocker would be another solution to go metal-free. You can remove it without destroying the cage if you have power tools :)
     
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    #7 JKisChaste, Jan 25, 2020
    This thread has convinced me to try a Cherry Keeper. I’ve loved the way they look since I first saw one. So, I ordered one yesterday. I like steel cages, but thought the Cherry Keeper might be better for running and other exercise. @JosieLynn Jewell I may reach out with questions if any occur once I receive the cage and have a chance to try it out.
     
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    #8 Tasslave, Jan 25, 2020
    I bought permalocjer but never used It

    i can’t understand how to unlock without damaging the cage
    Will u explai?
    Is there any video?
     
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    #10 zebra, Jan 25, 2020
    You would have to use a drill or other tools to remove the permilock
     
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    #11 Muzzo4you, Jan 28, 2020
    @JKisChaste As a long term wearer of a CherryKeeper with headlock all I say to you is: "Why did you wait so long?) (hehe) Have enjoyed wearing this creation all day, every day with virtually all the time not even knowing it is there - until I spy a pretty girl that is..... Pics in my album.

    @zebra Let us know how the permanent plug works out for ya!!!

    ((Thank you @JosieLynn Jewell ))
     
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    #12 zebra, Jan 29, 2020
    I saw this style idea of a plastic lock -
    Lock blank replace the metal lock and the a cap goes on the opposite end glued
     

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    #13 LockedDaddyWolf, Jan 29, 2020
    Do you have the link or the 3d files for printing?
     
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    #14 Muzzo4you, Jan 29, 2020
    @zebra Looks like it may work but you probably will have a sloppy connection between base ring and cage as it looks like it wouldn't negate those two pieces from moving slightly. Also, you'd have the 'glued' end cap sticking out which would ruin the anesthetics of the device.
    However, using JosieLynn's plug instead, where the whole plug is inside the locking area, and accounts for filling up the space therein, would eliminate both those situations.
    Of course, just one bloke's opinio. Heck, if those are pretty cheap then give it a go and let us know how you make "out" (lol). And, what glue you used (SuperGlue or Elmer's White....hahaha)
    Enjoy!!
     
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    #15 LockedDaddyWolf, Jan 29, 2020
    While I do like JosieLynn's plug having the keyway on the side to help fit, if you have the 3d print files, you can adjust the diameter of the shaft to fit the hole as snug as needed.
     
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    #16 zebra, Jan 29, 2020
    Not wanting to destroy the cage to remove the perms plug -
    I am just looking around for other plastic locking solutions -
     
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    #18 zebra, Jan 30, 2020
    I just seeing any other idea around
    The plastic seals locks they break over time I used before
    In my cherry keeper with a magic lock past through sports game metal detector
    I guess I will only unlock for doc appt and plane trips- I am ok with that
     
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    #19 LockedDaddyWolf, Jan 30, 2020
    These are a bit more durable and a lot cheaper than the usual plastic seals you get with the devices.
    https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07GDJ5NNK/

    One of those through the cylinder insert I linked to. Pull it snug and you should be good to go for several weeks. At least long enough until you need to do a cleaning removal.
     
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    #20 PauloChaste, Feb 20, 2020
    I look forward to hearing your review
     
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