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Wooden Horse - 7/15/2012 10:53:23 AM

mmih86

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Hi,

Basically my sub interested in experiencing a wooden horse torture. The one I'm after is something like http://1stbbw.com/blog/woodenpony/woodenpony-01.jpg. None of the bdsm furniture online shops have them on sale, so I was wondering if you had experience with them where did you get them? I have read quite a lot of people recommend building one, but building one myself is not really an option for me at the moment.

Thanks in advance!

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RE: Wooden Horse - 8/12/2012 7:25:41 PM

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Your link isn't working. It is dropping the woodenpony extensions.

I found this one on Ebay. http://www.ebay.com/itm/110477031452?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1438.l2648 It is far more expensive than I am willing to pay, but if you can't build one yourself, it is an option. THey have more on there is you look around. Amazon is another good place to look for discounted dungeon furniture. DHGate.com is a great site if you don't mind waiting a month to get what you order.

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RE: Wooden Horse - 8/13/2012 5:49:16 AM

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Little piece of advice. There are two reasons why it is recommended to build it for yourself, economy and safety. Wooden ponys(sic) as with all dungeon furniture need to be safe, and you either build them safe yourself or pay for that safety. Buying cheap, means you run the risk of getting poor materials or poorly put together. Last thing you want is your sub tied helpless to the thing ready to be mercilessly whipped, and the thing snap in two

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RE: Wooden Horse - 10/10/2012 10:48:47 AM

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some nice here

clip and gallery here http://www.boundheat.com/new/slave_tears_of_rome_2/slave_tears_of_rome_2.html

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RE: Wooden Horse - 10/11/2012 4:51:48 PM

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Hmm; nice one, bakerboy. Now THAT is a wooden pony! Don't think she should actually be able to sit on it though; technically, it should catch the crotch at pretty full stretch of the legs, and relief should only be possible by remaining on tippy toes!

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RE: Wooden Horse - 10/12/2012 2:57:58 AM

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Hmm; nice one, bakerboy. Now THAT is a wooden pony! Don't think she should actually be able to sit on it though; technically, it should catch the crotch at pretty full stretch of the legs, and relief should only be possible by remaining on tippy toes!

She has wights on both ankles ( in the movie anyway). But a good point.

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RE: Wooden Horse - 10/19/2012 12:11:35 AM

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This is a direct resolve of tactile functionality,. This one is a conceptual engineer of such and an articulator of anatomy as an illustrative artist knowing your pet's physicality is best founded for such an application. With some love for the idea any D can build themselves a horse trustworthy of safety with the love of there pet in mind,. - bling - " Welcome to Home Depot " - snicker- Some tools, some artistic formalities and the dirty mindedness that comes with the package your custom build of such furniture well reflect the passion you have for your pet more so then if something is purchased that doesn't integrate correctly to your pet physicality. Math is required and this is Science! The effort you put into your project on the way line of your pets safety while in balance your desired thought well give your intentional desires,. But again, as history horses are torment devices,. My best advice would be to give your pet the light version tactile stimulus while ensuring that the negatives are far away,.. And if enjoyable increase slowly the condition. Anyway the physicality is bound is dangerous to the physicality and conditions of extreme's need to be introduced to the physicality at a safe and slow speed before any high intensity bits can be functional and this one is talking about small dingy bruises vs. extreme atrophy, loss of blood flow,. the bad bits for the most part.... Still with this in mind and a little math an work as for as horse. I'm more then sure you could actually create something more tailored to your pet. Built by you, and cheaper then a third party buy,. ^ - ^. Hope this helps.

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RE: Wooden Horse - 10/20/2012 12:30:08 PM

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I found a really nice one online Bonnie & Clyde Bondage Furniture. They have both a regular sawhorse pony and a wooden "torture" pony. Looks well made and reasonable. Here is the link for the regular horse, and here is the one for the pony.

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RE: Wooden Horse - 3/3/2013 8:46:07 AM

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RE: Wooden Horse - 3/4/2013 5:58:26 PM

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There are 'make it yourself' brackets available at Home Depot, Lowe's, and similar stores, that permit the custom length legs and shaping of the horizontal piece. The ones of which I think are designed to make sawhorses from two-by-fours, and since one can make legs longer or shorter, the horizontal sharper, rounder or left wide, there is a lot of variation possible. The nice thing is that using a foldable design like that lets it be stored in the closet or under the bed when the straight-laced parents come over.

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RE: Wooden Horse - 4/2/2013 1:00:35 PM

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How is this?

the rest is here: http://boundheat.com/app/picturegallery/13

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RE: Wooden Horse - 4/13/2013 8:34:10 AM

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I'm working on building one of these now and its a lot easier then I thought it would be. I bought an adjustable height metal sawhorse at the home depot, it comes with holes going through the top. I then found some metal brackets or fastener type things, screw them into the wood and attach it to the sawhorse with a bolt and wing nut and it functions. I am not a builder in any way, so I am having a local custom woodworking shop build a couple of different tops, a pyramid, a rounded top, a small flat top, and I need to figure out how to put a cushion top on top of a 2x4, then it's a minute to change from one top to the next. I'm having him sand, polish, wax and varnish it so it should be smooth and easy to clean. Picture is of the basic set-up, the top is just a plain 2 by 4, still needs to be finished. I still need to test everything and make sure it is secure but two 3/8inch bolts should hold. It isn't the prettiest thing in the world but it works.

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RE: Wooden Horse - 4/23/2013 3:08:10 PM

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If you're interested, let me know. I do woodworking as a hobby, have built a St. Andrews Cross and a spanking horse a few years ago, and do design work as well. Could go over ideas and figure something out

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RE: Wooden Horse - 10/19/2013 5:53:02 AM

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I'm working on building one of these now and its a lot easier then I thought it would be. I bought an adjustable height metal sawhorse at the home depot, it comes with holes going through the top. I then found some metal brackets or fastener type things, screw them into the wood and attach it to the sawhorse with a bolt and wing nut and it functions. I am not a builder in any way, so I am having a local custom woodworking shop build a couple of different tops, a pyramid, a rounded top, a small flat top, and I need to figure out how to put a cushion top on top of a 2x4, then it's a minute to change from one top to the next. I'm having him sand, polish, wax and varnish it so it should be smooth and easy to clean. Picture is of the basic set-up, the top is just a plain 2 by 4, still needs to be finished. I still need to test everything and make sure it is secure but two 3/8inch bolts should hold. It isn't the prettiest thing in the world but it works.

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