Check it out! Serious Male Bondage visits a self-bondage practitioner, who has invented systems with electro-magnets and electronic solid-state timers as the locking mechanisms.
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Title of this video: DIY Self Bondage
Turn your bedroom or living room into your own personal dungeon with this one-of-a-kind Bondage Sling Frame. Constructed from heavy-duty steel.
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In yet another bondage adventure, Bind locks himself in his cement crypt and he can’t get out until an electromagnet lock releases the keys. But once Bind locks himself in, he realizes he accidently left the keychain out of his reach! Oops!
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Title of this video: SELF BONDAGE ELECTROMAGNETS PART-7
This self-bondage chair was built by Louis:
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Title of this video: SELF BONDAGE ELECTROMAGNETS PART-4
Check out what Squirm has been up to! And just in time for LOCKtober, no less!
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In a video available at Serious Male Bondage, BondageFan70 demonstrates the use of high-tech electromagnet hand restraints that are designed for self-bondage.
These 3D restraints use a pair of 12-volt DC electromagnets to lock down the wrists once each of the five fingers are fully inserted into their own restraint tubes. Once your fingers are inserted into the five tubes and the wrist clamp is closed and engaged with the electromagnet, there is absolutely no escape!
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Title of this video: THE ADVENTURES OF BONDAGE FAN 70
In response to this post about a device that can be used for self-bondage, Metalbond reader Markus also recommends a cam cleat, available in boating stores!
Markus writes,
“You can go to a boating store and buy a cam cleat. You will have to come up with a base plate on your own. The difference is that unlike the Everlast product these usually come rated with SWL (Safe Working Load) and Breaking Load. You release the rope by puling UP and OUT of the cleat:
Markus continues:
“Generally speaking you will find lots of ‘pervertables’ in boating stores, usually made with high-end materials (all that salt water, you know) and at reasonable prices. And the sales people are usually very knowledgeable and will gladly help finding a solution when you describe them a non-boating problem. Just be aware that they usually will know what you plan to do with the stuff you buy, even if it’s not mentioned loudly!”
Thanks, Markus, for the information!
