BDSM - The Leg Spreader
A submissives journey
A submissives journey
This is a simple little device that has a stack of uses. I will tell you how to make a simple one and also what you can do to make it even more versatile.
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Take the broom handle and cut it down to the required length (discard the section with the rounded end). This should be about 2 feet 6 inches (75cm). Use the sand paper to take off any roughness left by the saw. Wipe away any sawdust with the lint free cloth.
Now outside, in the garage, or somewhere similar spray paint one half of the length (be sure to rotate it so you spray all round the pole). When it is touch dry (about 10 minutes), hold the painted half and spray the bare side. This will leave you with a nice black wooden pole.
Now we just need to add the rings to the end and you
are all set to play. With a small drill or braddle make a pilot hole in
each end of the pole, see fig 1.. Carefully screw the steel
eyes into the pilot holes and you are done!
You may like to add a smaller steel eye to the centre
of the speader. This will give you somewhere to fasten a sub's wrists if
you put them secure them into the spreader sitting up. You can also use
this vertically with the sub standing; connect the 'D' ring on a sub's
collar to one end of the spreader, their hands can be locked behind
their back to the centre ring and the bottom ring can be secured to the
sub's ankles. Adding a centre ring is very similar to the way we put the
end rings in. Obviously you need to make the pilot hole at 90 degrees to
the pole. See fig 2. for more details.
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