hello,
can someone help me on where the spacer is supposed to go?
i'm not sure if i'm assembling it right but if i were to put the spacer in, then there isn't enough room for the locking pin to lock to the cage.
i'm also noticing a lot of pinching on the base of my shaft and the pelvis..could this be a ring or spacer issue?
appreciate everyones feedback.
cb6000s and spacer
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Locked by LRC
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Re: cb6000s and spacer
The CB6000s should have a variety of pins and spacers. First you need to find the base ring that is comfortable for you. A general rule is your pinky should fit to the first knuckle between yourself and the ring. Once you have found this size, continue the following with the cage off.
I suggest to find the pin that is in the middle length of all pins. Insert this pin into the base ring. Now take a medium spacer and slide it on. Last slide the cage into position. The hole for the lock should be close to the outside of the cage. If it isn't, try a different spacer until it does. There should be some really thin spacers also. These are for fine tuning so you can get the lock tight against the cage.
After you have found this combination install the device. Only you can decide what is right for you. If you think your sack has too much/not enough room then try the next shorter/longer pin and change the spacers.
I suggest to find the pin that is in the middle length of all pins. Insert this pin into the base ring. Now take a medium spacer and slide it on. Last slide the cage into position. The hole for the lock should be close to the outside of the cage. If it isn't, try a different spacer until it does. There should be some really thin spacers also. These are for fine tuning so you can get the lock tight against the cage.
After you have found this combination install the device. Only you can decide what is right for you. If you think your sack has too much/not enough room then try the next shorter/longer pin and change the spacers.
Current device - MM Custom
Previous devices - CB2000, 3000, 6000, 6000s, Curve
Previous devices - CB2000, 3000, 6000, 6000s, Curve
Re: cb6000s and spacer
The order of 'layers' is this:
The one with the two white prongs goes first, through the two corresponding holes in the top of the ring. Make sure the centre pin is in place. Then you put in the second, smaller curved bit, with the depression facing OUTwards. Then you add the spacer, which should correspond to the length of the appropriate pin. Finally you put the cage on, and pop the padlock on.
A lot of trouble with pinching etc can be down to lack of lubrication, and also trapping hairs in the works while you assemble it! However, play around with the different rings and spacers until you get a snug fit. After that, you'll hardly know you've got it on until it catches an attempted boner!
Latterly I've been assembling the ring bits it before I put any of it on, so you put it on just like you would an ordinary cage with a solid ring. I find this stops hairs getting trapped.
Hope this is some help.
The one with the two white prongs goes first, through the two corresponding holes in the top of the ring. Make sure the centre pin is in place. Then you put in the second, smaller curved bit, with the depression facing OUTwards. Then you add the spacer, which should correspond to the length of the appropriate pin. Finally you put the cage on, and pop the padlock on.
A lot of trouble with pinching etc can be down to lack of lubrication, and also trapping hairs in the works while you assemble it! However, play around with the different rings and spacers until you get a snug fit. After that, you'll hardly know you've got it on until it catches an attempted boner!
Latterly I've been assembling the ring bits it before I put any of it on, so you put it on just like you would an ordinary cage with a solid ring. I find this stops hairs getting trapped.
Hope this is some help.
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knighterrant
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Re: cb6000s and spacer
When you assemble the base ring, there are two components which close the gap. The first (Base #1) has the locking pins pressed into them and is used first. The second (Base #2) has a indentation to which the spacer fits into. If you accidentally have this Base #2 piece backwards, you will not have enough space to lock the device. My guess is that you may have inadvertently done this.
awwbrotha wrote:hello,
i'm not sure if i'm assembling it right but if i were to put the spacer in, then there isn't enough room for the locking pin to lock to the cage.
Re: cb6000s and spacer
thanks guys. i wasn't putting that second base toward the outside was the problem.
however, i think i might just be too small for chastity. even the cb6000s with NO spacer, when flacid, i only fit about 1/4 into the cage making it very easy to slip out unfortunately. =/
however, i think i might just be too small for chastity. even the cb6000s with NO spacer, when flacid, i only fit about 1/4 into the cage making it very easy to slip out unfortunately. =/
Re: cb6000s and spacer
Too small for a CB6000S perhaps, like me now, but I've just got myself one about an inch long, which feels wonderful.
Re: cb6000s and spacer
which model is that? it sucks but i'm a pretty small guy when it's not alive.michaelhh wrote:Too small for a CB6000S perhaps, like me now, but I've just got myself one about an inch long, which feels wonderful.