Home Made Chastity

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    #1 kustomline1955, Feb 18, 2011
    Hi guys n gals, just wandering if anyone has made their own metal device similar in style to this one on e-bay uk

    http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=170596777228&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT

    I was wandering what people would reccomend for the plating of it ? Obviously I cant make it from stainless steel, was thinking to make it from normal steel & get it nickel, zinc, chrome plated - whatever really?

    Thanks for any replies in advance

    By the way, the above item is measured as 100mm, does this compare as a bit larger than my CB6000 which I find to be about right in length, pity its not strong enough though !

    Mark
     
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    #2 kustomline1955, Feb 18, 2011
    by the way, thats not my picture above from the side view ????? very strange, I dont have the slight overhang LOL
     
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    #3 atone4, Feb 20, 2011
    Why can't you make it from stainless steel? It would seem that would be a better end product than trying to get something plated.

    -A

     
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    #4 kustomline1955, Feb 20, 2011
    I believe to make it from stainless would require a TIG welder which is a whole new ball game to me ( pardon the pun ) A TIG welder is quite expensive & hard to use. Again, the plating would not cost much by the area / amount used. Besides the thought of going into my local plater who does my car chrome would be fun as well....

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    #5 JackStrap, Feb 21, 2011
    Consider carefully when thinking about plating.

    Gold would be optimal. Nickel the worst, unless you want to risk to a hypersensitivity to nickel.

    One thing I have not (yet?) seen is to plate the metal with plastic (or rubber). Why not?

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    #6 atone4, Feb 21, 2011
    You can MIG stainless steel. Ideally using tri-gas. They make flux core stainless wire but you still need a shield gas. You can also braze it using a high silver content (56%) food service grade brazing rod.

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    #7 kustomline1955, Feb 21, 2011
    Thanks guys for your input, a few new options to consider I think :)
     
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    #8 chasted me, Mar 18, 2011
    yes, you can mig stainless steel. i am using the same gas on both stainless and regular steel. 82% Ar, 18% CO²

    and after you have welded it, then grind it smooth (i am using an air driven "dremel" ) and then use some autosol on a cotton brush on your drill. Then you get the "chrome" look on the stainless. :D

    and about the TIG. a TIG welder for stainless and regular steel dont cost too much. its about the same price as a MIG. and is actual easyer to weld with. B)

    its when you need to TIG aluminium then you have to buy a expensive welding machine.. ;)
     
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