As a maker and owner if a 3D Printer, I had the idea to browse the web for ring models that could be scaled to adornment size. I was relatively successful in finding this particular model. After a quick bit of calculation and sizing, the perfect scaling parameters were available and the custom shaft ring ready to print. I think the results turned out quite nice and this shade of silver provides a handsome accent at the base of a hard on.
While browsing Ebay for stuff I could repurpose to wrap around ny junk, this attractive bracelet stood out as a likely contender. Made of faux leather and accented with silver jewelry bands, all it took to repurpose was a razor knife, tape measure, gorilla glue, and knowledge if the size I wanted. As I’ve noted in many reviews before, I love cock and shaft combos so this pair of repurposed bracelets created a nicely matching set.
As a crafty individual, I’m able to bring my hobbies to bear while customizing or creating entirely new adornments. In this case, I spent an afternoon modelling the ideal shaft ring and parameterizing the model (OpenSCAD) to support customization and adjustments. After a few prototypes, the perfect shaft ring was born precisely to the dimensions and style I wanted. The design of this adornment features a slightly flared base and gently radiused inner profile for supreme comfort.
As a crafty individual, I’m able to bring my hobbies to bear while customizing or creating entirely new adornments. In this case, I spent an afternoon modelling the ideal Kali’s Teeth glans/shaft ring and parameterizing the model (OpenSCAD) to support customization and adjustments. After a few prototypes, the perfect model was born allowing for choosing the diameter, spike height, spike size, and number of spike rows. Most interestingly, I was able to create this model and try a set of Kali’s Teeth for pennies before committing funds for something I may not enjoy.
As a crafty individual, I’m able to bring my hobbies to bear while customizing or creating entirely new adornments. In this case, I spent an afternoon modelling the ideal cock and shaft ring and parameterizing the model (OpenSCAD) to support customization and adjustments. After a few prototypes, the perfect Saturn ring was born precisely to the dimensions and style I wanted. The design of this adornment features two rings - one with a diameter ideal for cock and the other for the shaft.
As an avid and dedicated collector, I often think of ways to repurpose other products to serve double duty as an adornment. In this case, a jade bangle (larger bracelet) from eBay fit the bill! As an adornment, this one isn’t particularly remarkable other than the unique material. In fact, because it was made as a bracelet, it doesn’t feature a radiused inner edge and the height is fairly low leading to some digging.
As an avid and dedicated collector, I often think if ways to repurpose other products to serve double duty as an adornment. In this case, a jade bangle (larger bracelet) from eBay fit the bill! As an adornment, this one isn’t particularly remarkable other than the unique material. In fact, because it was made as a bracelet, it doesn’t feature a radiused inner edge and the height is fairly low leading to some digging.
As an avid and dedicated collector, I often think if ways to repurpose other products to serve double duty as an adornment. In this case, a jade bangle (larger bracelet) from eBay fit the bill! As an adornment, this one isn’t particularly remarkable other than the unique material. In fact, because it was made as a bracelet, it doesn’t feature a radiused inner edge and the height is fairly low leading to some digging.
As an avid and dedicated collector, I often think if ways to repurpose other products to serve double duty as an adornment. In this case, a crystal paved bangle (larger bracelet) from eBay fit the bill! As an adornment, this one is undoubtedly eye catching, but the experiment falls apart once it’s put on. Not only is it missing a radiused inner profile, the inner profile is convex and even sharp.
Another custom creation from the workbench, this ring started as a standard banded ring with rubber inlays. Since I already had such a ring, I decided to remove the rubber and replace it with braided stainless steel wire. After cutting the wire to the exact length, it was secured in place with a mile adhesive and instant set plastic (Bondic). As a ring that was already in the collection, this custom piece was made to fit a different niche with the larger inner diameter.
I always love a unique addition to the collection - and one of the best ways to accomplish unique is with a custom job. In this case, the ring was made from the meager beginnings of a stainless steel bracelet from ebay. On disassembling the closure mechanism and removing links until just the right length was measured, this adornment was repurposed into something far more interesting than a bracelet. The ring itself is very interesting in that it moves with you and flexes thanks to the chain link nature of the band.
I always love a unique addition to the collection - and one of the best ways to accomplish unique is with a custom job. In this case, the ring was made from the meager beginnings of a stainless steel bracelet from ebay. On disassembling the closure mechanism and removing links until just the right length was measured, this adornment was repurposed into something far more interesting than a bracelet. The ring itself is very interesting in that it moves with you and flexes thanks to the chain link nature of the band.
As a hobbyist maker and builder, I’m always looking to repurpose or make my iwn custom rings from whatever is available. In this case, a neat looking bracelet from ebay served as the base of the design. The trick was measuring carefully to establish the right circumference for the perfect fit. Once figured up, all it took was cutting the bracelet at the end, drilling the inside of the receiving piece of metal to give a clean place for glue to adhere, and using strong glue (gorilla glue) to secure the shortened bracelet.
As a hobbyist maker and builder, I’m always looking to repurpose or make my iwn custom rings from whatever is available. In this case, a neat looking bracelet from ebay served as the base of the design. The trick was measuring carefully to establish the right circumference for the perfect fit. Once figured up, all it took was cutting the bracelet at the end, drilling the inside of the receiving piece of metal to give a clean place for glue to adhere, and using strong glue (gorilla glue) to secure the shortened bracelet.
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