TUBULAR LOCKS to retrofit female chastity belt

[Pyra Gorgon]

I found them.

I ordered 4.

Once I get them, figure out how to make them work, I will post a tutorial on how to convert your padlock chastity belt to a high security tubular lock chastity belt.

Just like a Tollyboy!

HOWEVER, you all will have to wait until I get all this sorted out before I post links for resources and the how-to. Stay tuned, chastity belt lovers!

Don't ya just love the Gorgon???

[Tobbe]

Big hug to Gorgon!

[MaitreZ]

Big hug to Gorgon!

Absolutely!

Pyra shares with us some very useful information. And congratulations to the idea of ​​improving the Chinese belts.

[Admin]

I found them.

Great news!

[Pyra Gorgon]

If all goes well, I ought to have those locks by Thursday, and by the weekend I should have it figured out on how to modify female chastity belt to use these tubular lock thingies.

From what I can tell so far, it ought to be a simpler task than modifying the shackleguard and post I did on my solid rear strap model

[ntysecrets]

Look forward to the resourses. Been trying to find for a year now. I even contacted Tollyboy with no response.

[Tobbe]

One observation I have. Pyra improves and reinforces her chastity belts to make them more difficult to remove. Thus, she ensures that her belts really do their job, and if she would like to remove it at some point, (when the key is not available,) she might regret it.

But I like her ideas, and of course, a good steel belt is not able to be removed without the correct key.

[Pyra Gorgon]

Today I received the tubular locks in the mail! YAY...

But um...the concept of retrofitting the padlock and shackleguard with these tubular locks is easy!

You just cut off the post to right height including washer that has a crescent shaped cut out in it to receive the crescent lip on the lock base to keep it from spinning, drill, countersink in washer under lock edge (to prevent drilling it out while locked), tap the hole in the post 6-32NC thread, rivet washer to front shield centered over the hole for the post...

yeah...I do not believe the "average" woman with standard home tools is going to be able to do this. Not going to lie to you. I had to buy a special vise, I broke 3 taps trying to tap that stainless steel post...

It's a bitch. I had to get help on the tapping part and it took some real artisinal work to cut the crescent hole.

Yes, tubular locks can be bought HERE: http://www.padlocks4less.com/computer-c ... -html.html for $5.18 +S&H. Cost of stainless steel stock washer= .35c, all the damned taps and tools and grinding wheels you have to buy and all the trips back and forth to get something else...priceless aggravation! (I spent upwards of $65 on tools and sundry stuffs just to install two five buck locks! pthbbt!)

So anyways, these tiny lil tubular locks sit 5/8 of an inch high and they are about that big in diameter. About 1/5th the size of a Tollyboy tubular lock!!! Tobbe...what is the hole diameter and size thread in the backside of a Tollyboy lock??? and how many thread turndown on the tube?

This one has 4 thread turndown on a #6-32 NC shaft. That is SMALL! Side shear would not take much concussive force to blast this lock. HOWEVER, adding a protective collar and that crescent relief hold makes getting a good blow problematic. For the average woman...yeah, she's stuck without the key. Basically, without hand tools, this retrofit makes picking it pretty damned HARD! It has 7 pins. I cannot pick this lock because its a tubular and you need special tubular lockpicks which I am fresh out of.

Here's some imagery for you to drool over, ladies. (poor girl's Tollyboy set up here!):::

Tubular lock on secondary shield

"Baby Tollyboy lock" on waistband

Fully done with modifying this solid rear strap now. READY TO PUT INTO SERVICE!!!

Bottom up view. (Secondary shield plasti-dipped and metallic copper suspension paint coated to match the glitz of the rivets)

Oblique view

[Pyra Gorgon]

More photos, this time of locking retrofit taken apart, and some showing size of lock and back of this tubular lockset...

Tiny lil lock, placed next to a standard gum eraser

back of lock

front shield with collar washer with crescent cut out and riveted to front shield

Waistband ends connected minus front shield

Main post on waistband locking detail

[virginitysaving]

yeah...I do not believe the "average" woman with standard home tools is going to be able to do this. Not going to lie to you. I had to buy a special vise, I broke 3 taps trying to tap that stainless steel post...

Does it mean you had to cut innner thread of the post?
I believe Tollyboy lock serves as nut, not as screw.

Anyway, wouldn't be easier to weld down a nut to the waistband in place of post?