Shit!!!!

If it was titanium do you think he would have stripped it?

 

You can also just drill through the screw and rethread the cage. Use cutting oil to keep bit and cage cool.

 

Be careful of the "permanent" thing. It might have to come off in an emergency. You're really better off getting the screw out and using another cage until you can get one that works for you.

I showed this to husband. He seems to think the screw is made of some cheap metal which is why it stripped. He's mentioned he's seen some of these cages made of cheap metal or had parts like that. He said if you get one like that, don't twist the locking screw real hard.

He said you can try stuff like E-Z Outs or drilling small holes in the head and putting a regular screw driver in it. He did mention the rubber band trick, too. He said if you use drills or ny other tool with a motor, be sure to do siomething to keep the cage cool, since the tools with motors can get the metal hot real fast. He said there's an oil you can use, but it can get messy. He said for this,. usually ice or frozen veggies will do the job.

Husband said if the screw is stripped, the threads probabl;y are damaged. He said if it's cheap metal, you wind up drilling out the screw anyhow and making the whole thing useless. He;s seen some of these cages made of what he calls "pot metal" or maybe "zarmick" (I think that's the word he said. I should have written it down). He said zarmic (?) is usally real brittle but the pot metal is soft and screws made of it strip easy..

 

I doubt that any titanium cages use titanium fasteners. Titanium fasteners are incredibly expensive, because cutting threads into titanium is ridiculously difficult.

 

This should be your first attempt. Use the course paste. It is a tried and true method. In a pinch, you might use a scouring powder. Make a thick paste and put it into the screw head followed by the key.

This does not require power tools and does not generate heat.

 

If you do drill out the hole you can use steel and epoxy resin (steely) to fill the old hole. Coat a new screw in Vaseline, then cover in the epoxy then press it into the hole and heat to cure. Then once hard, slowly back the screw out and voila....new threaded hole.

 

See...Secretly it's what you wished for! Try the Super Glue trick and see if you can get some of the glue to trickle down into the screw threads!

 

Do you know why that is?

 

Amazing! I am learning a lot bout Titanium today...It's like Public Television.

 

Something about the tools required to cut it. I have no experience cutting titanium.

Some links:

https://www.titaniumstyle.com/titanium-tungsten-ring-cut-off.htm
https://www.thorum.com/blogs/log/can-you-cut-a-titanium-ring-off

 

Hello mr Crowe a photo of the stripped out screw head might be handy.
would it give you any relief to see your key holder given a blow job to someone else.

 

glad your able to get it sorted! And lol! Your wife sounds like she has the same sense of humour as mine!

 

Just epoxy the key into the screw and get a new set

 

to make it more secure use Loctite to fuse the threads.

 

Lot of good ideas on this thread. What order should you try these in?

 

https://www.etsy.com/de/listing/808474650/

xD

 

Take it easy and safe. You will surely find a way to solve it. Otherwise, there is certainly a blacksmith who can help you.

Patricia

 

or a fireman migt as well

 

Yes, a fight man/woman might...However if they show up with the JAws of Life...Well....I would RUN AWAY!!!

 

So, the screw head is stripped and you can't remove the device. There is no current emergency. Soooo..........the problem is what again? LOL!!

 

Wow, I get the sense you might now be enjoying this dilemna @Crowe hehe
This has organically turned into the best thread about escaping inescapable chastity that I've ever seen!

 

Did you try again to get it out? It sounds like you are describing a Lori's cage (recessed head), and if so good luck. I had a similar situation recently, and after many hours of trying the hammer trick and several others gave up and drilled it out and used a screw extractor. They use a particularly soft/gummy stainless for the screws and the minute you dont have a perfect fit it will strip (if the screw has been torqued properly). That same SS is a pain to drill. Took another 3 hours to get free, with 1 injury. I never ever want to go thru that again!

Wishing you better luck.