Easy to make one way rope pull device

[paul knight]

Well every one, i am really starting to get more into this bondage. I have played around most of my life on and off but find i am now really loving it; I get turned on so much by it. I have posted my water realease device and here is a one way rope device I have made. I made it in about ten minute in my garage with bits that just came to hand I have tested it and it works great. To be used to suit perpose, if you know what i mean. Hope you can make out my picture my last picture one posted small Cheers all, Paul

[Like Ra]

Simple, cheap and effective indeed. And you can make it as simple or complex as you want. Very obvious idea, but it did not appear in my head ;-)

[Furby]

As a release option you could drill a hole through the body, underneath the "clamp"-thingy and glue/screw/whatever a pin to it.

When pressed the clamp is lifted upward and the rope is released.

See my modification to your magnificent piece of modern art.

[brandx]

This is the sort of thing I've been looking for so I've knocked together something similar, I had trouble with the device taking the torque of the rope so i made an adjustment.

Instead of insulation tape I used a screw so that the top part can be rotated to release the rope.

Not fully tested yet but I thought I'd share it so perhaps it can be improved upon, it could do with a small washer really so the screw doesn't loosen out although it can be just tightened up again.

   
   

[Like Ra]

Looks simple. I take it any "springy" piece of material will work. E.g. a plastic or metal ruler.

[robbert]

That is indeed a very clever idea, I love simple yet effective designs.

Thanks for sharing!

[tightbound]

Hi

I would like to download the pictures but can get only tiny thumbnails. Can somebody help me?

Best Regards

tightbound

[BoundWolf]

Hi

I would like to download the pictures but can get only tiny thumbnails. Can somebody help me?

Best Regards

tightbound

Click on the thumbnail of the image you want to download (so that it opens up as a full-sized picture), then right-click on the image and select Save Image As... or Save Target As...