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While unlocked, the gap can be adjust slightly by placing a 1/4" bolt in place of the brass lock. I guess you could do this with the brass lock in place but might risk damaging the lock. Pressing the cage and ring together or pulling apart SLIGHTLY can adjust the gap by maybe up to 3mm. Much more th...

The fingerprint padlock took some time in understanding how to save a fingerprint (had to read the instructions), but the simplicity is profound. Access to the key is controlled by her willingness to place her finger on the lock (small square pad). No combination number to remember. The unlocking pr...

The emergency key in my wallet is sealed in metal duct tape signed with wife's initials - zero possibility of accessing without evidence of tampering.
Her key is held in a small metal tube with a fingerprint padlock preventing its use. Zero possibly of accessing without her permission.

Option to lock "permanently".
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For a point of clarification if it was not clear, squeezing the bars together to narrow the gap should ONLY be attempted with the cage off.

Yes, although maybe like minimal observation roof.

It seems to me that 5 or 6 mm would be the narrowest width possible without breaking a weld

Observation: the end bars can be squeezed together slightly to reduce the gap -- from 10mm+/- down to 6mm +/-. For me, makes the overall function more comfortable.

Rounding the inside "corners" of the tube and base ring makes a VERY significant improvement.

Dremel tool with a sanding band. Start off with a corse grit then move to a finer one when your satisfied with the adjustment. You will need a lot of patience.

You will also want a bowl is water to cool the ring and a towel to dry it off when you resume sanding.