I'm looking to have my nephew be "ring security" at my upcoming wedding, and I was wondering if this would be perfect for this use? I
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That's exactly what I used it for. It's good because the combination is simple to open (especially if you just left it where you only need to move it once to open) but it also keeps the ring secure inside so if the ring bearer drops it or something it won't come out. We had two "ring security agents" in S.H.I.E.L.D. shirts and sunglasses, one in black with a white safe and the other vice-versa. Afterwards, they were gifts to the children because it is also a coin safe.
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The lock on the safe broke the first day my son used it...I do not recommend buying it...
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It's just okay. The lock never worked properly. It's cute for your purpose and he probably will be able to open it but it can be tricky at times.
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Not really because if you just wiggle and turn the dial the safe opens. It's not that secure for rings or any valuables.
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That would be really cute. It's very light, although I don't know his age, it would not be heavy or hard to carry at all, even for a little guy. The combination is "real", but is not difficult, and on ours was on a little label stuck to the bottom. So, as long as a couple of people nearby know the combo to help out if necessary, even if there is a minute delay in getting it open, it would make for some cute videa. The only issue may be that you cannot specify the color you get. If you don't mind whatever color they send, I think it's a very cute idea and would make an "ring security officer" feel very important, indeed. :) That would be really cute. It's very light, although I don't know his age, it would not be heavy or hard to carry at all, even for a little guy. The combination is "real", but is not difficult, and on ours was on a little label stuck to the bottom. So, as long as a couple of people nearby know the combo to help out if necessary, even if there is a minute delay in getting it open, it would make for some cute videa. The only issue may be that you cannot specify the color you get. If you don't mind whatever color they send, I think it's a very cute idea and would make an "ring... » Read More That would be really cute. It's very light, although I don't know his age, it would not be heavy or hard to carry at all, even for a little guy. The combination is "real", but is not difficult, and on ours was on a little label stuck to the bottom. So, as long as a couple of people nearby know the combo to help out if necessary, even if there is a minute delay in getting it open, it would make for some cute videa. The only issue may be that you cannot specify the color you get. If you don't mind whatever color they send, I think it's a very cute idea and would make an "ring security officer" feel very important, indeed. :) « Show Less
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Yes we have tried to fool it.and also my biometric safe..It does not open for photocopied fingerprints using even the best types of paper..The only thing it may open for is if you have a 3D printing machine that can mimic an exact silicone replica of your finger..It might open for that since it will have all the indentations and grooves of your finger..But then again why go through all that trouble when you can just go in someones backyard and kick through there window..or just take a sledge hammer and knock off the most toughest deadbolts........The Nextbolt to me is a better alternative to the standard dead bolt not only because of the little bit of increased security it gives ..but for the convenience it gives by not using keys..If you are looking for the ultimate security this should not be your top choice..You may want to consider getting a very good wireless Alarm system with motion sensor in every room using the best monitoring system tied directly to the police..Also you may want to setup internet survelance cameras with night vision around your premises so you can monitor your property on a daily basis.And probably half inch steel bars on every window with Ram resistant doors on every entry..This is how we use to live in South America......If you live in a bad area ..Do not buy the next bolt..Consider one of the other few options above that i listed..
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Yes. You will need rings though. You might get away with just one ring. That would lighten it up a bit.
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I haven't used it for that purpose, but being a product photographer myself, I just tested it for future reference - it held one of my rings perfectly upright! Only thing to be aware of is that it does leave a waxy blotch wherever its placed. it wipes right off of glass and wood, but if you're using a paper background/backdrop it may leave a stain.
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It honestly depends on your school's rules, but if you're just wearing it as a ring and don't make mention or acknowledgement to it; you should be fine. I say better to be safe then sorry.
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Depending on the age of the kids in question, I think this would be a perfect choice. The iPad is very well protected without the bulk of an otterbox. Of course there are openings for the speakers and cameras but they are recessed or covered.
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It depends on how young and how clever. It is a good latch but isn't a true lock. I would still recommended keeping the box put of reach to avoid temptation or getting a box that will lock with a key or padlock
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Not sure if it will work for what you want...but.....it would be a great wedding gift! :)
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Yes, I think so. We put A LOT of flowers on it and the wedding was outside near the water (not at the beach though). We had the groomsmen put it together before the wedding and it didn't blow away or anything. It's still standing outside in a garden area at my parents house and doesn't fall over. So I think it would probably be durable enough.
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I would not recommend these for that purpose. As much as they are a pain the little round circular keyrings that they usually supply with the dog tags are probably the best.
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The guard is on securely. As long as you're not misusing it, it'll be fine.
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I wouldn't suggest that you keep it any where that it can overheat- room temperature best - key rings are best because they are with you . Hope you find a good place.
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The lock is pretty strong and keeps my kids out- but I suppose if you were to keep it outside, someone could break into it with the right equipment. Of course, in rural America, it would probably work pretty well...
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It can be worn as a piece of jewelry, but I wouldn't recommend it if you plan to use it in a self-defense situation. The weird alignment might lead to a broken finger bone or knuckle.
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I don't think this would be the right product. Someone has to use the remote to trigger the warning vibration or shock-- and would have to be paying attention at all times. It sounds like you might want the an invisible fence and the collar that goes with that. I don't know anything about those though. Good luck.
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We purchased this for our wedding venue Mountain Branch Golf Club, it is perfect but lightweight. On hard ground you would need to build a cross stand to attach it to. Perhaps just white 2 x 6 would secure it shouldn't be difficult . Have a beautiful wedding!
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see the other fellow response....this ring light is made for macro or very close photography... it works ok whence i have not use it too much. I took a close up picture perhaps 3 ft and came ok. but as Morrow said...what do you want to use this for regular photography...dont you have a flash? what camera do yo have ? built in flash??? etc