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woodframe vacbed - vacuum_experiments - 14 Aug 2015
This week, I just built a special vacbed with some wood taken from a local hardware store. It cost me about $80 and looks like this:[attachment=15699]
You can see here some parts with more details:
[attachment=15700][attachment=15701]
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RE: woodframe vacbed - ltxrob - 14 Aug 2015
Cool!!
Just like an industrial vac moulding table!!
RE: woodframe vacbed - vacuum_experiments - 15 Aug 2015
Hey I finally tried it, look at the result 😊
[attachment=15702]
The feeling was really great ! And the plastic is quite easy to tear !
RE: woodframe vacbed - ltxrob - 16 Aug 2015
What type of plastic sheeting is it that you are using?
RE: woodframe vacbed - madjack - 17 Aug 2015
Fascinating design - I am very interested in the details, can you explain more please?
- How do you seal yourself inside the plastic?
- What is the purpose of the ‘channel’ on the left-hand side?
- How is the vacuum connected?
- What ‘thickness’ of plastic sheet do you use?
- How do you breathe inside the vacuum?
- How long have you stayed inside your vacuum bed?
MJ
RE: woodframe vacbed - vacuum_experiments - 20 Aug 2015
Well, lets answer Madjack's questions:
-I seal myself with a homemade "door frame". The lid is connected with two hinges, and I put the plastic sheet between me, laying on the perforated board, and the door frame edges that maintain the plastic against the board...
-The channel is made to avoid the plastic being wrongly spread. By clearing the hinges from the suction zona, I am sure that when I close the door, all the plastic around me is al least 20 cm out !
-The vacuum is connected at the corner. The bottom is leakproof; the only air transfer is under me, by the small perforated holes.
-I don't know exactly the thickness of the plastic, but it is about the same than cheap garbage bags. It is easy to tear.
-I breathe by a small perforated hole I do with my finger !
-I tried it for about 5 minutes, and at the end, I felt as good as the beginning (or better !) I find this... relaxing !
If you have some more questions, or even suggestions for my next sessions, don't hesitate guys
!
Vacuum_experiments
RE: woodframe vacbed - madjack - 23 Oct 2015
These images seem perfect for @vacuum_experiments set-up
- all animatedTwo look to use a very similar technique as in this thread - but very obviously NOT SAFE FOR SELF-BONDAGE!
MJ
RE: woodframe vacbed - Like Ra - 23 Oct 2015
Why can't we breath through plastic.... 😟
RE: woodframe vacbed - vacuum_experiments - 26 Oct 2015
Great GIFs ! I love it !
I've been trying my vacbed for many times and it is still as much exciting ! But doing it with breathplay... not sure !
RE: woodframe vacbed - madjack - 26 Oct 2015
(26 Oct 2015, 17:12 )vacuum_experiments Wrote: Great GIFs ! Â I love it !
I've been trying my vacbed for many times and it is still as much exciting  ! But doing it with breathplay... not sure !
Don't do it, don't even think about doing it... be sure that that way lies disaster and doom for any solo player.
I know you wouldn't, but there are some who might and it needs to be clearly stated that life it too short to shorten it further.
MJ