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ticklemepls
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i've seen quite a few which look extremely simple to make............ just sayin'
maniactickler
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Yeah, they arent really hard to make. i made a set years ago. came out pretty damn good to. you just need a few minor carpentry skills, common sense, and some tools.
They're not that hard to make
Ticklemepls is correct. Why not try it yourself?
Speaking as an experienced woodworker, I do not believe that a simple set of stocks is something I would caution a novice about trying at home. You just need a good, clear drawing, some notion of assembly sequence,.... and of course the tools. Actually, you could get by with just a decent sabre (reciprocating) saw and a cordless drill/screwdriver (those are everywhere these days,... my landlady has one, for God's sake) Anyway, the tools could be borrowed, I'm sure. A few 2x6's and misc. lumber, some specialty hinges & hardware, glue, stain, polyurethane, sandpaper, etc, etc........ the economy model could be produced for under fifty bucks. Of electronic timers I know nothing, however.
Hey, it would be fun.
Ticklemepls is correct. Why not try it yourself?
Speaking as an experienced woodworker, I do not believe that a simple set of stocks is something I would caution a novice about trying at home. You just need a good, clear drawing, some notion of assembly sequence,.... and of course the tools. Actually, you could get by with just a decent sabre (reciprocating) saw and a cordless drill/screwdriver (those are everywhere these days,... my landlady has one, for God's sake) Anyway, the tools could be borrowed, I'm sure. A few 2x6's and misc. lumber, some specialty hinges & hardware, glue, stain, polyurethane, sandpaper, etc, etc........ the economy model could be produced for under fifty bucks. Of electronic timers I know nothing, however.
Hey, it would be fun.
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milagros317
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There are many people who sell stocks online. Below is a link to one such site. Stocks are the fifth category on this page, so you will have to scroll down to it:
http://www.bdsm-gear.com/bdungeon.html
I made my own pair (actually 2 sets that combine to one large set) for right around 45.00 in materials. I am actually going to be making a few adjustments to them before NEST, so they are not that difficult to do. Just have a good plan and you can often have the wood cut for you and all you have to do is put it together.
Rob
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