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Bobby (Rwilliam62521)
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Username: Rwilliam62521
Post Number: 4
Registered: 2-2007
| | Posted on Tuesday, August 11, 2009 - 10:01 am: | |
My lady friend, who is an orthopedic surgeon, came up with an idea to make a truly unescapable chasity device.
Her idea was to use surgical bolts similar to those used in external fixators and screw them into the pubic bone at the base of the pelvis. They would then be used to secure a CBxxx style of male belt, or a shield for a female belt.
The bolts used in fixators are of a type that are difficult to release without special tools, and could even be ground smooth a flush after affixing.
Again, this is an alomost impossible scenario, but interesting to contemplate. |
patrick patrick (Patrick35)
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Username: Patrick35
Post Number: 17
Registered: 7-2004
| | Posted on Tuesday, August 11, 2009 - 2:40 pm: | |
hi .
yes it could be a nearly unescapable device BUT it will be somewhat impossible for long term wear , because around the pin at the skin surface you will have to keep it very clean at all time because the skin will never stick to the titanium screw and it will let the bacteria ti enter under the skin and lead into bone ,, and that will be the probleme , that can lead to serious infection and even dead .
what i see that can be more secure is to get a real chastity device like neosteel for exemple , and instead of pad lock or other locking device , is to tig weld the belt .the only way to remove it will be to cut the belt ...
patrick . |
Susan (Builder)
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Username: Builder
Post Number: 1100
Registered: 5-2003
| | Posted on Wednesday, August 12, 2009 - 12:18 am: | |
Hi Patrick
I am visiting Tollyboy at the moment and he is experimenting with design ideas for the future, one of which IS a welded on belt service. Some customers already have permanent one way locks (close once, wear forever); but is a welded on belt a step too far? He has been asked for this service several times, but would people actually do it.
For practical reasons, you would have to get a normal belt made first and have it adjusted and fitted to perfection. The welded belt has to fit perfectly first time, since adjustments later are NOT going to be an option!
To make this practical one would need a protective pad with built in active cooling and a heat sink to draw away heat from vulnerable flesh and the lining during the welding, grinding and polishing process. Because it does not need a lock block, the resulting belt would be very thin, smooth and seamless, like second permanent metal skin.
Susan (Builder) |
Link n Lock (Redflash)
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Username: Redflash
Post Number: 10
Registered: 7-2006
| | Posted on Friday, August 21, 2009 - 9:59 am: | |
Yesterdays fantasy is tomorrows reality? Parts of this are already possible.
Bone implants of crushed coral can already be made to attract blood supplies and develop as bone or cartilage. If they were drilled a little way into the pelvic bone and capped with an enamel 'top hat' they could fuse with the skeleton and form peg-like anchorages.
After a time for bone to grow, a device could be clipped on to them and it would move with the rest of the pelvis and abdomen.
If you worry about the skin 'interface' just think of fingernails and teeth. They grow through with minimal problems.
Be careful what you wish for?
Link & Lock (who is not medically qualified) |
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