bgasser2002 -> RE: Homemade Bondage Toys (10/12/2007 9:36:39 PM)
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i do alot of homemade toys. i've built a cross that breaks down and fits into the trunk of a small car, a box-style horse/bench with an adjustable centerpiece to straddle, and currently building a stockade that keeps you on all fours with a raised padding with straps for your neck and waist and stocks at the wrists and ankles. i'm a metal worker, just wish i had the material and equipment that i have access to at work at home! i found some horse syringes at a feed store, cut off the needle end and tool-dipped it to make suction devices. i drilled little holes in the plunger handle to put a cotter pin in to adjust and hold them, they work great! i bought a sheet of thin rubber (1yard x 1 yard, 1/4 in. thick) and cut that into slappers and rubber paddles. i glued some two inch wide thin wood on either side of the rubber to make handles and then wrapped the handle in electrical tape to keep it secure. These STING! Some cheap kites have thin polycarbonate rods in them, the good ones i found are black, that leave nasty marks when pulled back with a finger and snapped or the longer ones like a cane. Feed stores also carry saddle straps that make great leather straps. Horse hobbles can also be used for sturdy leather cuffs. Lots of feed stores in Texas! Cheap riding crops and pig slappers. They usually have bags of leather scrap for projects too. "The Better Built Bondage Book" has an easy to make vacuum bed made for about 30 bucks that i have stashed under my bed. Find some good how-to online and some cheap rattan material and you can make canes alot cheaper than buying them. Instead of spending 30-50 bucks for a "bondage leather strap", go buy a 10 dollar belt from WalMart. If you get the ones with double-pin buckles and two rows of holes that run the length, they can be linked together to whatever lengths you need. Plus can be used to make body harnesses. Electric flyswatters can be found at cheap hardware stores like Harbor Freight tools for under 10 dollars. Pack a wallop with two D batteries. lots more where that came from
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