Can't say it't pretty, but cheap it was!
Can be opened by key too.
Should be plenty of room for keys, or whatever release method you might like.
This is the timer I fitted the lock with, this is not cheap, but since it was something I had laying around, collecting dust, that was what I decided to use. It can remember 14 settings, over 7 days.
Locking mechanism for the door, will explain more...
To unlock, the print will enable the coil surrounding the pin, blocking the lock from sliding open.
Here you see the lock open, and the metal plate holding the pin down.
When locked, the pin will be pushed up by the magnet, blocking the path for the lock to return.
Overview over the lock, all I did, was actually to connect the relay between the print and the magnet, so it will first enable the magnet when the time is up.
Pricelist:
Safe: 30$
Timer: 0$
What you can use instead, could be one of those outlet timers (around 3-4$), where you modify it so it only opens or closes (like a relay) instead of turning the main outlet on or off (guide for that might come another day)
This is of curse no good thing to do if you are totally locked up, but can be used if you got something locked on you, collar, gag, chastity, heels, whatever can be locked, and then place the key somewhere else, maybe somewhere where you can be seen from the street (only works if you don't want to be seen
), so you can get to the key if needed, but then with the risk of being seen.
