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7 months ago •
Jun 17, 2025
New implement help and recommendations
I am looking for a new cane or any kind of good implement that will help give a lot of marks and leave good bruising, I am focusing on a sturdy cane, all my past ones have broken and I need help please
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MidSummerDream(neither female){BothHold🗝}
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7 months ago •
Jun 17, 2025
Look up Bamboo canes - Made from strong, durable, versatile and long-lasting bamboo. Read reviews and see if they are custom handmade. And shop around.
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TheDemonFlood(dom male)
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7 months ago •
Jun 17, 2025
Delrin (also known as Acetal) is a great choice for this. It's a very durable plastic, with decent shock tolerance (slight flexibility, but maintains shape and stiffness) and a high load tolerance.
It's used for manufacturing all kinds of things, in industry, that require durability and toughness without brittleness. I've used it to make fighting sticks (think escrima or kali, Filipino stick fighting arts) and it's extremely resilient for hard stick-on-stick impacts. It makes an excellent SM cane. If you search for "delrin bdsm cane" on Google you'll find several makers, there's lots on Etsy, all different thickness and lengths, from thin (sting-y) to thick (thuddy). The only thing better would be Molybdenum-Disulfide injected 6/6 Nylon, for making a caning tool... It's equally stiff but more flexible and deals with being flexed by impact even better than Delrin... nlbut I'm not aware of anyone making such. You can buy rod stock from industrial suppliers like McMaster-Carr, and make your own though. Same for Delrin, honestly. |
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dollMaker(dom male)
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7 months ago •
Jun 18, 2025
Dragon Cane is my go to, but lots of people like kooboo which is a bit lighter, rattan is also a possibility.
Bamboo is not suitable, it's brittle, too rigid and can break in away that will cut skin very badly, best avoided. |
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House Talion(dom male)
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7 months ago •
Jun 21, 2025
Strip an old couch. There's straight metal rods in very specific places. I use one of such rods as a cane. It doesn't bend or rust
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