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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Really like the scenario of tying a girl to the bed with silk bindings. Not keen on handcuffs.
Any other type of material recommended? A bit new to bindings  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I have the Velcro ones as well, and they are good  "
Or try the soft garden ties you can get for plants if don't want to leave marks works really well comes in a roll so can cut to length and re use. saves cutting things and ruining them. |
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By *opinovMan
over a year ago
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I have a couple of different restraints that I'm working on.
I'm working on a set of bed restraints that, when finished, should allow two people to be restrained together (either spread-eagle or in a kneeling position) on the same bed at the mercy of a third.
I've already made a collapsable stockade that can secure a person in a kneeling position by their wrists, ankles and neck. The ankle restraints are angled to force the pelvis to be held open allowing free access from behind. Unfortunately, I still haven't yet found anyone interested in trying it out, so it's untested.
Another project, that is still embryonic, is a very heavy stockade made from large timbers into which a person is placed with various sliding pegs to trap them. They're held both by their own position and the sheer weight of the restraint frame, which will probably be around 200 Kg when finished.
I quite like the idea of adding a system of cameras (mounted in front to focus on their face, underneath to focus on their crotch and a third showing the whole room/space) and a monitor displaying the output from the three cameras placed in front of the subject's face to allow them to see exactly what's being done (or about to be done) to them whilst rendering them helpless to do anything to resist.
Maybe one day I'll find someone who'd like to try them out.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Just ordered under bed restraints cant wait to try them out "
Two pieces of rope under mattress with enough left hanging out each side for tieing up, one at top for hands/wrists, n one at bottom for ankles....definitely not going anywhere  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I have a couple of different restraints that I'm working on.
I'm working on a set of bed restraints that, when finished, should allow two people to be restrained together (either spread-eagle or in a kneeling position) on the same bed at the mercy of a third.
I've already made a collapsable stockade that can secure a person in a kneeling position by their wrists, ankles and neck. The ankle restraints are angled to force the pelvis to be held open allowing free access from behind. Unfortunately, I still haven't yet found anyone interested in trying it out, so it's untested.
Another project, that is still embryonic, is a very heavy stockade made from large timbers into which a person is placed with various sliding pegs to trap them. They're held both by their own position and the sheer weight of the restraint frame, which will probably be around 200 Kg when finished.
I quite like the idea of adding a system of cameras (mounted in front to focus on their face, underneath to focus on their crotch and a third showing the whole room/space) and a monitor displaying the output from the three cameras placed in front of the subject's face to allow them to see exactly what's being done (or about to be done) to them whilst rendering them helpless to do anything to resist.
Maybe one day I'll find someone who'd like to try them out.
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Lorry cinches. Get five metre ones and make the cinch block sit under or at the side of a bed. Two horizontal and two vertical on a mattress will give you an unmoveable bondage frame. Then use carabiners to give you quick release moveable anchor points for cuffs and collars or to anchor ropework. |
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The velcro ones are very effective, plus you can knot the web straps and use them in door frames........... so I've been told - he he. 