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Locks keyed alike

Hell yes, I'll buy them without buying restraints.

45% (5)

Yes, I'll buy them with a set of restraints

9% (1)

Yes, that would interest me

36% (4)

That would not affect my decision to buy one way or the other.

0% (0)

Not at all.

0% (0)

No way, you are just trying to get more money out of me.

0% (0)

Not alone, but could you add them as an option for a fee?

9% (1)

Total Votes : 11

(last vote on : 12/1/2005 6:35:29 AM)
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suberic -> Locks keyed alike (6/23/2005 9:42:34 AM)
This should have probably gone under "Bondage Hardware and items" but it's a poll so I thought I would add it here first and let the mods move it if necessary. I'm really considering offering locks (luggage sized) through my site for locking the various restraints I make closed. Since they are all going to have locking buckles on them, I figure I should have locks to lock them closed. I'm looking at Master locks, sets of 6, 10 and 20, all sets keyed to ONE key, so that if you order a body harness (needing 9 locks) you don't have to fumble with a dozen keys to figure out which goes to what, it's only one key that opens all of them. Would you buy this if it were offered?

SweetDommes -> RE: Locks keyed alike (6/23/2005 12:40:00 PM)
We actually bought two sets of four padlocks each so that we wouldn't have to mess with multiple keys - this way, as long as we only use the silver locks or the brass locks, only one key to mess with. If we use both, then we have to use 2 keys, but still ... better than one key for each lock.

FangsNfeet -> RE: Locks keyed alike (6/28/2005 6:21:24 PM)
Skeleton Keys might be best for me. I'd hate to misplace a key or thought I had the right one after I put a lock on my pet. That might cause her to have to call in sick.

sub4hire -> RE: Locks keyed alike (6/29/2005 2:14:13 PM)
quote: if you order a body harness (needing 9 locks) you don't have to fumble with a dozen keys to figure out which goes to what, it's only one key that opens all of them. We have a dozen specially made locks that we use. A friend of mine makes custom locks. To me that is the only way to go...I can't even imagine fumbling with 12 keys. What if there was some emergency?

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