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Directions or plans anywhere online for building stocks?
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Kinky Couple
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Ahhhhh, please share the help. We would like to build some too!!!
quinn65
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Just get some scrap wood and basic tools, hold the basic concept in your head, and pretend you're working with shapable (sp?) legos. That's what I do, and it seems to come out ok. Oh, and plan to spend a few hours wandering among all the hinge and clasp and eyebolt gizmos at your local hardware store.
Helps if you have a willing assistant to sort of check out sizing and fit along the way. 🙂
Good luck!
-Q.
Helps if you have a willing assistant to sort of check out sizing and fit along the way. 🙂
Good luck!
-Q.
maniactickler
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I built a small set years ago. its pretty simple. hard to explain though.
lovedemfeet
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Since you're in the Chicago area, we have a set we could sell ya! Enclosed is a pic...write if interested...
My girlfriend could also show you how she built mine (stationary, like the enclosed pic, OR moveable like my signature pics)--of course, payment would involve demonstrating them on YOU! LOL
Note: I have no experience building these, just some thoughts on how it could be done... this is by no means a definitive guide and could be completely wrong.
I'd have thought just get a couple of planks of wood, reasonably thick and strong, and cut semicircles in them in the correct/desired places (a jigsaw would be ideal). Use something padded on the inside to minimise splinters/chafing. Attach hinges on one side and some form of lock on the other side.
Modify design as needed - extra points to tie toes to, or a bit to slide under the mattress.
Sure, it's a really basic version, but if they needed reinforcing a couple planks on each end to with the stocks bit layered inbetween (ensuring the holes are still accessible!) should do there.
Varnish them, and done.
I'd have thought just get a couple of planks of wood, reasonably thick and strong, and cut semicircles in them in the correct/desired places (a jigsaw would be ideal). Use something padded on the inside to minimise splinters/chafing. Attach hinges on one side and some form of lock on the other side.
Modify design as needed - extra points to tie toes to, or a bit to slide under the mattress.
Sure, it's a really basic version, but if they needed reinforcing a couple planks on each end to with the stocks bit layered inbetween (ensuring the holes are still accessible!) should do there.
Varnish them, and done.
