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MadRabbit -> Non Leather Collars (11/24/2008 5:53:45 AM)

Hey All,

I was hoping I could get some help with some links or information to stores and vendors that sell collars made of materials besides leather, preferably non-metal.



manxcat -> RE: Non Leather Collars (11/24/2008 6:02:37 AM)

MadRabbit, I do peyote stitch beadwork, or can do loomed beadwork as well.
http://www.madeinsouthdakota.com/Catalog/Product.cfm?shopBy=vendor&vendorId=595&productId=10934  for a sample of peyote stitch on a hair ornament.
Can do a tube or flat.
manxcat



SadysticJester -> RE: Non Leather Collars (11/27/2008 6:18:35 AM)

there are tons of sites like extreme restraints that sell rubber collars,leather ones,etc...google collars and you'll be surprised what pops up



MasterJLB -> RE: Non Leather Collars (11/27/2008 2:39:52 PM)

Anybody interested in wooden collars?  I thought they might be very cool.



Tinkerer -> RE: Non Leather Collars (11/27/2008 5:17:29 PM)

I would think that would, due to the structure of the grain, would have a weakness in one direction that would cause it to have to be thick enough to be uncomfortable for any length of wear.



GrizzlyBear -> RE: Non Leather Collars (11/27/2008 5:41:12 PM)

You can get inexpensive nylon dog collars at WalMart or most any store that sells pet products.  Hot Topic has a bunch of fashion-trendy synthetic leather look collars.  Most BDSM toy supplier have rubber collars, for the rubber fetishists.  If you decide you want metal collars, there are tons, from solid and heavy slave-type things, to delicate gold chains.  And finally, there is this place:
veganerotica.com    They have all kinds of BDSM toys made out of synthetic leather substitutes.

(Editied to fix broken hyperlink)



bluepanda -> RE: Non Leather Collars (11/29/2008 9:33:49 AM)

quote:

ORIGINAL: Tinkerer

I would think that would, due to the structure of the grain, would have a weakness in one direction that would cause it to have to be thick enough to be uncomfortable for any length of wear.


Not to mention it would be a fire hazard. What if a wooden collar burst into flames and you couldn't get it off? Very bad idea.



sexisubi -> RE: Non Leather Collars (11/29/2008 3:13:41 PM)

http://www.kittenstoyroom.com/xcart/catalog/collars__chokers-p-1-c-40.html

some on this site but it wasnt what i was looking for for you,

also some from from http://www.wyredslave.com/pvc.html

personal favorite if i ever had the money and chance: http://www.bondagecollars.com/collar.htm

and this guy makes some pretty amazing things http://www.fetjeweller.com/slave-collars-bdsm-being-worn.html

good luck on your search.




1wildwolf -> RE: Non Leather Collars (11/29/2008 10:48:13 PM)

quote:

ORIGINAL: bluepanda

quote:

ORIGINAL: Tinkerer

I would think that would, due to the structure of the grain, would have a weakness in one direction that would cause it to have to be thick enough to be uncomfortable for any length of wear.


Not to mention it would be a fire hazard. What if a wooden collar burst into flames and you couldn't get it off? Very bad idea.



Surely this could be avoided by not exposing the collar to extreme heat or a flame (which, being where it is, seems a fair idea). Otherwise my wooden house or computer desk would be a bad idea too.

Other items like rubber can melt, metal can heat till it scalds, so i would say it would just be a matter of, like in most cases, being careful.

My 2 cents



sub4localDom -> RE: Non Leather Collars (11/30/2008 1:15:26 AM)

i know there are some pvc and vinyl ones at www.sub-shop.com gl : )



ResidentSadist -> RE: Non Leather Collars (11/30/2008 4:42:00 AM)

quote:

ORIGINAL: bluepanda

quote:

ORIGINAL: Tinkerer

I would think that would, due to the structure of the grain, would have a weakness in one direction that would cause it to have to be thick enough to be uncomfortable for any length of wear.


Not to mention it would be a fire hazard. What if a wooden collar burst into flames and you couldn't get it off? Very bad idea.


I presume you are joking.  If your slaves neck and head was exposed to enough heat to set wood on fire, a burning collar would be the least of her troubles.  

But in the spirit of your reply, I say that the danger of fire nowhere near outweighs the safety benefits of the collar acting as a floatation device incase of a crash landing at sea.  Crashing at sea and setting your neck on fire seem to have about the same likelyhood of happening.   



VadFarkas -> RE: Non Leather Collars (11/30/2008 7:41:24 AM)

Well after you crash land at sea and the collar keeps you afloat
and provided you are washed ashore, it can be set on fire to signal for help.
I made a wooden collar a while back just to see if I could. Here is a photo.
http://www.ringofsteel.net/images/woodencollarhinged.jpg

Edited because it's early and I can't spell.



DavanKael -> RE: Non Leather Collars (11/30/2008 9:42:34 AM)

Most alt lifestyle stores have rubber of vinyl options.  Also, some do fabric.  Chained Desires in Baltimore has a number of attractive non-leather collars; check out their web site and give them a call.  Also, Hot Topic has a lot of non-leather collars that are reasonably priced. 
Also, if it's a matter of metal sensitivity, I work in colorized coated metal which is hypoallergenic; you're welcome to c-mail me for pictures of some options. 
  Davan



RainydayNE -> RE: Non Leather Collars (12/1/2008 2:31:37 AM)

quote:

ORIGINAL: VadFarkas

Well after you crash land at sea and the collar keeps you afloat
and provided you are washed ashore, it can be set on fire to signal for help.
I made a wooden collar a while back just to see if I could. Here is a photo.
http://www.ringofsteel.net/images/woodencollarhinged.jpg

Edited because it's early and I can't spell.


that is quite lovely :)

http://www.veganerotica.com/store/default.php/cPath/25?osCsid=c806562f6773edf5c0cd29d579790308
these are non-leather



Aneirin -> RE: Non Leather Collars (12/1/2008 7:55:01 AM)

I have been wondering about the possibilities of making collars and BDSM items out of advanced ceramics, as there is some very interesting materials out there now, even flexible ceramics, shock resistant, machineable, and just plain tough. I believe the material has in it's mix, other substances such as alumina and zirconium. The very use of a circle of this material will help with the structure.

http://www.dynacer.com/properties.htm

I am a metal worker, my interest is art metal, but I am looking more into these materials as a viable alternative, but have yet to understand how they can be succesfully and economically formed in a small workshop enviroment for small scale production. Moulding a collar is an interesting departure from beating the thing out of hot metal or forming out of sheet.

But as per the OP's requirement, perhaps search a friendly ceramicist who has skills in these materials




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