BeltedGirls.com

KittyDenied, Belted Pet, and Kratz Katz have shared their "chastity: origins" stories over at http://www.discerningspecialist.com/articles/bdsm-101/58-what-makes-female-chastity-interesting-to-you. Excerpts: KittyDenied: My first exposure to the idea of female chastity belts was in school....

I've been thinking that the trailer hitch lock and the locking spring tabs could be combined such that the belt can be locked without a key. The hitch lock normally remains locked in one part of the belt. When the belt is open, this part can slide into another part that has a spring or latch that ca...

I haven't made a mockup showing how it connects to a belt / device yet, so I can just try to explain it more clearly. Basically, if the pins are pushed into the device, they will spring back out again. The screw provides a way of pulling them back inside. Imagine how those plastic buckles on backpac...

Hi All, I have been exploring a new lock concept. My goal with the design is a lock that is small enough to be integrated into a belt or even tube device, and that can be locked without the key. In the attached images, the white portion is made of nylon or a similar plastic with "living-hinge&q...

Nice! Which vendor? Did you need your own rivit tool?

Thank you Tobbe, Did you form the connector out of one of the standard ferrules used to crimp the wire, or did you make something from scratch, crimp it, and then mill & polish it? I have been unable to find an online supplier of thick, adhesive-backed heat-shrink tubing - where do you get yours...

Haha, why is that "fortunate?"

Earlier this year I tried fabricating my own cable and connector using braided 1/2" plastic-coated wire from a local hardware store. I stripped one end, split apart the braid, cut off about 1/2 of the free wires, and attempted to epoxy the remaining threads to a metal bracket by spreading them ...

A small sensor that logs vibrations! You can use that Hitachi on top of the belt, but you won't be able to keep it a secret :) On an obscure corner of Neosteel's website is a page about " Neosteel's Guard of Virtue ." It appears to be a pedometer or some sort of vibration sensor potted in ...

The fact that the nuts holding the rear wire to the waist belt on the chinese belts bothers me. Obviously the nuts could be epoxied in place, and definitely it is useful for finding the best fit... but it's still kind of stupid. That's mostly why I was interested to see the tab system. Or perhaps it...