Using a 30-Gallon Plastic Drum for Suspension and Bondage
The method I use involves a 30-gallon plastic drum weighing about 19 pounds, with climbing rope attached that has an 8,000 lbs tensile strength. The rope is…
The method I use involves a 30-gallon plastic drum weighing about 19 pounds, with climbing rope attached that has an 8,000 lbs tensile strength. The rope is thrown over the garage rafters. I slowly fill the drum at half a gallon per minute using six 5-gallon buckets sitting on a board in the rafters; all six hoses from these buckets go into an Enema bag to regulate flow. After about 60 minutes, the 30-gallon barrel is full and weighs 268 pounds. A 25-foot hose is attached to the bottom of the drum. I use two electromagnets: one delays filling the Drum, while the other drops the 25-foot hose onto the floor into the drain. At night, I go into the garage with a sleeping bag and set a timer for the drum to fill in 2-3 hours while I sleep. After about 10-15 minutes, I start fighting the weight but try to stay in the sleeping bag. Once it reaches my body weight after 30 minutes, I can no longer fight it and am forced to keep standing up. A second timer is set for 5-6 hours to drop the hose; as time passes, I get lighter until I can release myself. The rope is long enough to hold my wrists above my head.
What I want to try next is 4 point suspension bondage, where I sleep on a bed or cot and the 30-gallon Drum pulls me out of it, keeping me suspended for a certain period. I’m not sure about the rigging for this type of bondage yet, so safety will be key. RubyQ