I’m offering this for $20.00 or open to trading it for a KSD-G3.
The only reason I part with it is that the ring is simply too small for me. If your girth measures under 2.75”, then this security device fits perfectly. You won’t be able to pull it out without hurting yourself, period.:gen085::
The CB-6000 models use a specific Security insert.
Security insert for CB-6000 models Click to enlarge image(s) Here is what you get: These pieces are individually machined from solid Delrin (also known as gun plastic). There is no molding or pressforming involved, which means there are no seams that might split. The material can be shaped using sandpaper. It doesn’t react chemically and has received FDA approval for food processing equipment that touches food directly. The pins use a flexible 1/8” buna compound. They are inserted after the controlled member passes through the device; you push them in while guiding them forward. These pins are customizable—you can shorten any of them or omit some entirely, mixing and matching as needed. Many users prefer shortening them so that just about 1/8” sticks out from the central hole. Once the cage is on, it prevents the pins from being pulled back out. Additionally, the padlock pin runs through the top of the unit, securing its position. The main benefit of this security insert design is increased constriction because the pins are pushed inward against the member after installation, effectively reducing the diameter. Furthermore, you can handle more tightness without cutting off urine flow or causing swelling (think of water passing through a grate). The outward angle of the pins helps them close in when you try to pull out, acting much like a Chinese finger trap. Finally, it is highly customizable for the end user. You simply adjust or remove any pin across all eight positions according to your preference. There are different versions available: one for the CB3000/Curve and another for the CB6000. Both feature a 1.05” through hole (approximately 1-1/16th).