I am a real fanatic for security in my chastity device. I got a PA piercing because it was the only way that I could make my ball-trap device 100% proof against "pull out". I bought a Mature Metal device to replace my plastic CB3K, as the plastic never felt secure enough. There's nothing like the feel of metal for a secure device! It makes the difference between a toy and the real thing.
The weak link in the security is the padlock. I've tried to find a high security padlock, but the smallest I can find is still much too large, compared to the luggage type padlock commonly used. Though I am not a professional locksmith, it is fairly easy to find instructions on lock-picking on the Internet, and the luggage padlocks are simple enough that someone with very minimal skill would be able to open one without difficulty. So, if you can't have a secure padlock, the next best thing is to find a way to make the system "tamper evident". After looking at plastic locking tags, as comes with the CB3K, I found a solution that I think is even better.
My answer is the use of tamper evident, numbered labels, that can be applied over the keyway of the padlock, making it impossible to pick or open without leaving evidence. These labels are made by a company called "Global Holographics", and they sell through eBay. A sheet of 100 stickers costs $10. The sales rep told me that they do not repeat numbers. The current run has 5 digit numbers, and when they reach 99999, they will add a 6th digit. They are just the right size to cover the end of the lock.
This raises some interesting possibilities. For one thing, there is no worry about key security, as the key cannot be used without discovery. The man can have an emergency key without any special precautions. In fact, the device wearer could also be the one to hold the key: just one more service to provide for the Mistress. It would be even more frustrating to have the key, but not be able to use it!
I added a new album to my profile, showing the labels and how they work. As usual, the pictures wound up in the album in random order. I numbered the captions to make some sort of logical sequence. They show the label in place, and what it looks like if one is removed and replaced. When peeled back, part of the label stays behind. Even if the label is pressed back down, the part that separated is still visible. Whatever residue is left on the lock is easily cleaned off with nail polish remover, following an authorized removal.
I think these labels make for a chastity system that is 100% secure. With a PA piercing, there is no pullout, and with the label, there is no opening the lock without detection. IOW, there is NO escape!
The weak link in the security is the padlock. I've tried to find a high security padlock, but the smallest I can find is still much too large, compared to the luggage type padlock commonly used. Though I am not a professional locksmith, it is fairly easy to find instructions on lock-picking on the Internet, and the luggage padlocks are simple enough that someone with very minimal skill would be able to open one without difficulty. So, if you can't have a secure padlock, the next best thing is to find a way to make the system "tamper evident". After looking at plastic locking tags, as comes with the CB3K, I found a solution that I think is even better.
My answer is the use of tamper evident, numbered labels, that can be applied over the keyway of the padlock, making it impossible to pick or open without leaving evidence. These labels are made by a company called "Global Holographics", and they sell through eBay. A sheet of 100 stickers costs $10. The sales rep told me that they do not repeat numbers. The current run has 5 digit numbers, and when they reach 99999, they will add a 6th digit. They are just the right size to cover the end of the lock.
This raises some interesting possibilities. For one thing, there is no worry about key security, as the key cannot be used without discovery. The man can have an emergency key without any special precautions. In fact, the device wearer could also be the one to hold the key: just one more service to provide for the Mistress. It would be even more frustrating to have the key, but not be able to use it!
I added a new album to my profile, showing the labels and how they work. As usual, the pictures wound up in the album in random order. I numbered the captions to make some sort of logical sequence. They show the label in place, and what it looks like if one is removed and replaced. When peeled back, part of the label stays behind. Even if the label is pressed back down, the part that separated is still visible. Whatever residue is left on the lock is easily cleaned off with nail polish remover, following an authorized removal.
I think these labels make for a chastity system that is 100% secure. With a PA piercing, there is no pullout, and with the label, there is no opening the lock without detection. IOW, there is NO escape!
