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oh dear gawd, ginger in the bumhole
Who names their kid Diesel?![]()
I didn't learn about figging here , but I did learn about the chain trick here. We still have not tried it, because we cannot find chain that seems smooth enough. It sounds so good though.
What is this chain trick?
Run a search for chain trick on the BDSM board.then sigh.
Edit :
http://forum.literotica.com/showthread.php?t=160831&highlight=Chain+trick
How do I make this a take you to it link?
Though I am not a smithy or otherwise engaged in the metallurgical arts, I would be happy to debur, insert, and retrieve in the interest of filling you in. . . on the procedure.
We have plenty of old chain around the farm......but....you know....I can wait. Just. The stuff at the agri supplies and at places we go for building supplies seems to have lots of sharp bits. We read to file it down, and G has considered that, but....I'm not sure when he would. Unlike me, he is very busy.![]()
One day we'll find some, I just know it. ( I found online sellers but G says he wants to see the chain considering the chain we have seen. )
We sourced and purchased some high quality chain and inspected every link once it arrived. Despite assurances, files and emory cloth were put to use.
Worth all the effort.
Most chains are ferrous (iron) and have coatings on them to prevent rust. They look shiny and smooth, but that layer is easily disturbed. If using an iron chain keep in mind that the burrs have been galvanized. When you remove the imperfection you are also removing the coating that keeps the chain from rusting and harboring bacteria.
Stainless steel is a better option. It will still need to have the edges and burrs smoothed down but the metal left exposed will not (should not) rust. 316L is a type of stainless that has a tight grain structure and is commonly used in the fabrication of sex toys.
http://www.campbellchainandfittings.com/welded-chain/stainless-steel
Good link.
I am
Scared to death when you talk about chains.
Most chains are ferrous (iron) and have coatings on them to prevent rust. They look shiny and smooth, but that layer is easily disturbed. If using an iron chain keep in mind that the burrs have been galvanized. When you remove the imperfection you are also removing the coating that keeps the chain from rusting and harboring bacteria.
Stainless steel is a better option. It will still need to have the edges and burrs smoothed down but the metal left exposed will not (should not) rust. 316L is a type of stainless that has a tight grain structure and is commonly used in the fabrication of sex toys.
http://www.campbellchainandfittings.com/welded-chain/stainless-steel
Just because you cannot find stainless steel chain at home depot is no reason to settle for less. And remember to use lots of lube.
You've entered dangerous waters. I hope, for your sake, you're well prepared.