Pull Out

[Celtic Queen]

On the subject of which MM device, dont forget he makes custom devices. I have ordered a jailbird (sorry, it was me hoarding the sizing rings!!) but I've asked MM to put a broad band around it horizontally which I am going to get engraved so it's nicely personalised.

[Tom Allen]

On the 3 different styles of cuff rings, I seem to be the most comfortable with the #2 (1-7/8"), and that hasn't changed. The #3 (1-3/4) is wearable during the day, but it's beyond painful at night, or when I'm aroused.

I've been trying to make some solid stainless steel ones that are just slightly smaller by about 1/16, just to see what happens. Unfortunately, I'm 3/4 of the way done, but just haven't had a chance to get them back into the machine that I need.

As a historical note: The Millers first made the CB2000 from assembled components - some small acrylic rings and rods - before they went on to have the units molded. The ring that surrounded the cock & balls was called the A ring, and the one at the base of the cage was the B ring (and presumably, the others were the C and D rings). They dropped the designation of A Ring in favor of using the term Cuff Ring when they came out with the hinged style rings.

[Dev]

On the subject of which MM device, dont forget he makes custom devices. I have ordered a jailbird (sorry, it was me hoarding the sizing rings!!) but I've asked MM to put a broad band around it horizontally which I am going to get engraved so it's nicely personalised.

Now there's a cool idea! I'll have to think on that one...

[Dev]

As a historical note: ... The ring that surrounded the cock & balls was called the A ring, and the one at the base of the cage was the B ring (and presumably, the others were the C and D rings). They dropped the designation of A Ring in favor of using the term Cuff Ring when they came out with the hinged style rings.

Thanks for this! I was wondering where all this A, B, and C stuff came from. I think it should be B, for base ring, the one that's closest to your body and C for cage (or cock) ring, the one that's on the tube. Those I would remember.

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[Tom Allen]

Thanks for this! I was wondering where all this A, B, and C stuff came from. I think it should be B, for base ring, the one that's closest to your body and C for cage (or cock) ring, the one that's on the tube. Those I would remember.

Well, I got into the habit of calling them the cuff ring, no matter which model I was discussing; makes it easier. Base ring can be confused with the ring that is at the base of the cage.

ETA: I just checked the AL Enterprises site, and they now just call them the "rings". That probably happened after they made the switch to the CB6000 style.

BTW, it may interest you to know that the mold for the #4 ring is wrong. There should be a 1/8" difference in inside diameters from one size to the next, but the #4 was created at only 1/16" larger than the #5. I've got an early CB6k, and I've recently talked to somebody with a newer one who discovered the problem and asked me to check.

[thumper]

You learn something new every day.

Off to edit a blog post I'm writing...

[michaelnmelissa]

Thanks for all the good advice and info everyone!

[Sally]

I was must admit I was concered that Bez could 'pull out'of the CB6000 so I purchased a KSD-3 from where we purchased the CB6000 this attaches to the tube and prevents any chance of accidental or non-accidental 'pull out'. Not only does it prevent any chance of escape but Bez said the tube fits more comfortably.