DIY chastity belt. Part I. Lockable
After playing with CB6000 and going through all related frustrations (see CB6000 and types of frustration), checking chastity belt reviews, visiting manufacturer sites, reading multiple forums, I decided to try to make a do-it-yourself chastity device with the following in mind:
- comfortable for a long time wear
- comfortable to wear even under tight clothes like pantyhose, swimsuits (cb6000 is a disaster)
- impossible to pull off (one of the most common problem with commercial CB’s)
- lockable
- easy to make (I do not have much time for such “design projects”)
- reliable (again, something what cb6000 is absolutely not)
- cheap
At first sight absolutely unreal and incompatible conditions. However, as I said in “DIY/hadware vs sex-shops and some food for kinky thoughts. Part I“, pay a visit to the biggest hardware store in your area and spend there an hour or two. That may give you some interesting ideas.
This is what I managed to make for €4 using a file, a screwdriver, a knife and pliers within about 1 hour.
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Only 4 items are needed: two clamps (different diameters, I used 40mm and 32mm) and two angled fittings (32mm). They can be found in the sewage department.
Remove the labels and check for sharp edges (also inside!). Use sand paper if needed.
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- This is how two clamps should be connected.
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But in order to fix them in that position one of the clamps (I chose the biggest) needs to be “tweaked”. The closer you want to bring them together (the narrower the gap) the more you need to remove. My experience showed that I removed a bit too much, but you need to test yourself. Tools needed: a file is enough, but you may want to use cutting pliers to cut off remove small pieces of PVC first.
This is the most difficult operation.
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- This is the result. Both clamps are connected with one screw.
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- Release the screw a bot and insert the narrow part of the first fitting. Then tighten the screw again, so the fitting is tightly fixed in place. Check sizes in the shop. All sizes are standard.
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- Add another fitting. Basically the chastity device is ready. It was not difficult, was it? You can try it on now. If the gap is too narrow to pull the testicles through it – release the screw, so the clamps can easily rotate around it. Usually I insert the testicles first then push the penis into the tube. But you method can be different, of course.
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- This is what it looks like under a swimsuit and pantyhose – just like a proper erection.
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- Nothing against the natural position.
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- Next step is to make the chastity “belt” lockable. I threaded a DIY locking cable through the big clamp…
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- …criss-crossed it between testicles, tightened, wound around the tube an locked with a small padlock. The chastity device stayed firmly in place and without the key (or without too much pain) it was not possible to remove it. The mission completed.
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- The locked version. Still very neat, comfortable and not noticeable.
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- You can close the open end. Bought in the same department.
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- The construction can be improved, of course, but even the non-polished up version is pretty much usable.
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- If you want to restrict erection even more, you can use only one fitting with a cap.
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- Only your imagination is the limit here.
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- The details can be glued together.
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- One of the openings can be used to insert or mount a vibrator. Or vibrators (one inside one outside).
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- Why not to connect the chastity belt directly to a tube or a ring gag? Or, for example, to a butt plug? Or all three together? Add a vibrator drink a bit more liquid than usually, jump into self-bondage and enjoy ;-)
If you are bound, it’s not necessary to make it lockable, you will not be able to remove it anyway. The “lockability” is optional and currently provided with a DIY steel cable. See DIY lockable clothes. Part I tutorial how to make one. To measure the length, find a piece of thick (to protect you thin skin from cutting) wire, and “lock” the belt with it, then measure the length. Do not forget to add some centimetres for the padlock “ears”.
If you still can pull out, add DIY cock rings, that will tighten the whole construction a little bit further.
If you need a more “hygienic version” for a long-term wear, drill holes in the tubes/fittings for easy washing/cleaning.
The basic (two clamps) construction can also be used for locking latex clothing with built-in condoms (see, for example, the DIY cock rings post).
Let me know what you think!
24 Responses to “DIY chastity belt. Part I. Lockable”
Excellent and very clever!
Does the device remain comfortable if you are face-down on the floor/bed? I wondered if the plastic dug into your body at all?
Also could a smaller ‘clamp’ (the 32mm one) ‘lock’ the device in place when fitted around the base of your cock? (lock away the tools to undo the nut/screw and you’re just as stuck)?
Love it anyway :-)
MJ
Comment :: September 6, 2012 at 12:00 :: Quote
“Madjack ” wrote:
As far as I remember I tried that and it was OK.
“Madjack ” wrote:
Strangely enough -- no, despite quite sharp ribs and edges (I did not spend any time on sanding at all ;-) ).
The most dangerous part in my opinion is the possibility for the clamps to fold down in a “scissor” like manner, but it depends on how much plastic you remove in the first step.
Actually my goal was to use this feature to clasp the device in place and then tighten the screw so it becomes unremovable without any locks. However it fits so tight so further “clasping” is practically impossible, hence I said that I cut too much PVC off.
“Madjack ” wrote:
Depends on the size of the base, right? Entirely possible. The problem will be in connecting the clamps together. Probably more “cutting” is needed.
“Madjack ” wrote:
Or if you’re away with no tools ;-)
Comment :: September 6, 2012 at 13:52 :: Quote
What a fantastic design. And cheap too. I love it.
But I didn’t find any of the clamps you showned at my local hardware store.
But I will keem my eyes open for them.
Comment :: September 6, 2012 at 14:55 :: Quote
“Tinker D ” wrote:
Strange… They should be somewhere close to long PVC pipes used for sewage and to collect rain water.
Comment :: September 6, 2012 at 15:32 :: Quote
“Like Ra ” wrote:
Same problem here -- I’ve searched through some comprehensive UK hardware catalogues and nothing at all like those clamps… :-(
MJ
Comment :: September 6, 2012 at 17:01 :: Quote
“Madjack ” wrote:
What about real off-line shops? (The bigger, the better, of course)
Comment :: September 6, 2012 at 17:17 :: Quote
Updated the post: added more possible versions or additions.
Comment :: September 7, 2012 at 00:46 :: Quote
Strange law in the USA.
>Strange… They should be somewhere close to long PVC pipes used for sewage and to collect rain water.<
Rain water is a national resource, and is now ileagl to collect and store.
But maybe we can find them in a German on-line hardware store.
Comment :: September 7, 2012 at 14:15 :: Quote
Наш человек.
:D
Comment :: September 7, 2012 at 22:35 :: Quote
“Tinker D ” wrote:
Oh LMAO!!! :DDD
Is the air still legal to use over there?!
Comment :: September 7, 2012 at 22:52 :: Quote
Well, not really.
We have to lower our carbon footprint, so our Democrats want to issue everyone here to be allotted carbon points.
Something about an experiment for the UN government before it goes world-wide.
On the parts listed above, I check with every DIY and electrical shop around. and even plumbing shops. No dice on the clamps or even the other parts listed.
Comment :: September 7, 2012 at 23:26 :: Quote
“Billy ” wrote:
У них тоже выборы :D
Comment :: September 8, 2012 at 00:15 :: Quote
“Tinker D ” wrote:
Electrical shops -- definitely no. Plumbing shops -- yes, very close.
“Tinker D ” wrote:
You should have something similar, for example:
http://www.usplastic.com/catalog/default.aspx?catid=732&parentcatid=731
Comment :: September 8, 2012 at 00:46 :: Quote
Yes, We have those all over the place. However, nothing that looks like the 35 and 40mm clamps you showed. All of ours are 1/2 rounded, and when you put two together, it looks egg-shaped.
Also, over here, the sewer pipe starts at 1.5 inch and goes to 2.0 inch. and we use hanging tape to suspend them under the house.
But, I’ll keep looking
Comment :: September 8, 2012 at 02:56 :: Quote
“Like Ra ” wrote:
Я про тебя ващета. Что наш чел всегда и везде сделает няку из подножной каки. :)
Одно меня мучает: я не могу понять, КАК ты засунешь пиписку в 32-мм трубку?!
Comment :: September 8, 2012 at 11:28 :: Quote
“Billy ” wrote:
А, блин… :D
“Billy ” wrote:
Grower vs shower. :) Все коммерческие девайсы тоже очень узкие и короткие.
Comment :: September 8, 2012 at 12:39 :: Quote
“Tinker D ” wrote:
Yes, I’ve seen such things. Was thinking about them as well, but finally came up with this clamps design.
“Tinker D ” wrote:
Tape???? Nah… No way….
Comment :: September 8, 2012 at 12:47 :: Quote
Yes way. Called plumers tape. Made of steel about an inch wide and has holes every 1/2 inch or so. Comes in a 10 foot roll.
Comment :: September 9, 2012 at 02:24 :: Quote
tried to send picture. no luck
Comment :: September 9, 2012 at 02:28 :: Quote
“Tinker D ” wrote:
That’s another story. I thought about something like plumbers sticky tape.
Comment :: September 9, 2012 at 08:41 :: Quote
Yea, I saw that too.
Plumers tape for coating pipe threads is plastic.
Plumers Tape for hanging pipe is steel with nail holes.
Comment :: September 9, 2012 at 19:42 :: Quote
So one question- why does it direct upward instead of downward?
Comment :: September 18, 2012 at 04:27 :: Quote
“603 ” wrote:
It feels much more comfortable, especially in tight clothes.
Comment :: September 19, 2012 at 01:47 :: Quote
“603 ” wrote:
BTW, you can point it downward, backward, forward or sideward if you want -- it’s all in your hands ;-) That’s the beauty of DIY and this particular design.
Comment :: September 20, 2012 at 12:59 :: Quote