Bone fasteners

skenn_ie · 24th March 2008, 2:09pm

Hi. Can anyone shed any light on the practicalities of fastening into bone ?. I would like to have my sub get threaded sockets inserted into her pelvis to 1) At the front to attach a chastity plate, and 2) For attachment of a (pony)tail at, or close to her coccyx.
Am I nuts, or just twisted ?. Dangerous, risky, or prone to infection. Any (polite) comments welcomed.

S.

**Shannow** · 24th March 2008, 2:12pm

Whoa.

Exit_W0unds · 24th March 2008, 2:14pm

Jesus christ

skenn_ie · 24th March 2008, 2:18pm

I'm neither a pony, nor the son of God !.
I have, a LONG time ago, come across people who like to immobilize their head with fastenings into their skull. Normally, however, this is reserved for severe medical conditions like broken necks. Braces are also used screwed into bone for immobilization of shattered limbs.

AWESOMEUS MAXIMUS · 24th March 2008, 2:20pm

Best post on the forum.
Ever.

**Shannow** · 24th March 2008, 2:22pm

On topic - I can't imagine any way you could get this sort of thing done without a proper surgeon on hand, and it would not be cheap, as you'd have to get the metal parts custom made, most likely from titanium, and would take a good couple of months to settle in, and christ knows the complications of having something going from your bone through the skin...

Joe Spinebuster · 24th March 2008, 2:24pm

There is absolutely no fucking need for this, it's just utterly fucking pointless and unnecessary.
I'm referring to why they let people like you have internet access, and your inability to string together one coherent sentence in either of your posts. The bone-fastening thing is only slightly more acceptable.

I am particularly LOling at how you say you came across people who "like to immobilise their head with fastenings into their skull", as if it's something folk just did for a laugh, and then admit that this was generally "reserved for severe medical conditions like broken necks". Yeah, I'm sure they LOVED their broken necks~!!

Puppy · 24th March 2008, 2:29pm

bone marrow would become infected very quickly if any infection was present, and risk of septecaemia would be very high.

You would also, as mentioned, need a qualified osteosurgeon and I'm not sure if this could actually be done, given that its a non-medical need for it.

Tommy · 24th March 2008, 2:34pm

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Originally Posted by skenn_ie

Dangerous, risky, or prone to infection.

Nah, piece of piss. You could probably do it yerself and save a few bob.

Fenntastic · 24th March 2008, 2:39pm

all you need is a drill and some screws. easy peasy

Tommy · 24th March 2008, 2:40pm

There you go, get Fenn to do it, she knows what she's doing.

adrenalize · 24th March 2008, 2:43pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by skenn_ie

Hi. Can anyone shed any light on the practicalities of fastening into bone ?. I would like to have my sub get threaded sockets inserted into her pelvis to 1) At the front to attach a chastity plate, and 2) For attachment of a (pony)tail at, or close to her coccyx.
Am I nuts, or just twisted ?. Dangerous, risky, or prone to infection. Any (polite) comments welcomed.

S.

You want polite comments? you want somebody else have something Painful, and possibly life threatening done for you own satisfaction, polite is the last thing you should expect.

Fren · 24th March 2008, 3:24pm

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Originally Posted by Joe Spinebuster

There is absolutely no fucking need for this, it's just utterly fucking pointless and unnecessary.
I'm referring to why they let people like you have internet access, and your inability to string together one coherent sentence in either of your posts. The bone-fastening thing is only slightly more acceptable.

I am particularly LOling at how you say you came across people who "like to immobilise their head with fastenings into their skull", as if it's something folk just did for a laugh, and then admit that this was generally "reserved for severe medical conditions like broken necks". Yeah, I'm sure they LOVED their broken necks~!!

for once i totally agree with u

Puppy · 24th March 2008, 3:25pm

Possibly for the sub satisfaction too, you never know.

Its just not doable.

Stew · 24th March 2008, 3:28pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by skenn_ie

Hi. Can anyone shed any light on the practicalities of fastening into bone ?. I would like to have my sub get threaded sockets inserted into her pelvis to 1) At the front to attach a chastity plate, and 2) For attachment of a (pony)tail at, or close to her coccyx.
Am I nuts, or just twisted ?. Dangerous, risky, or prone to infection. Any (polite) comments welcomed.

S.

Quote:

Originally Posted by skenn_ie

I'm neither a pony, nor the son of God !.
I have, a LONG time ago, come across people who like to immobilize their head with fastenings into their skull. Normally, however, this is reserved for severe medical conditions like broken necks. Braces are also used screwed into bone for immobilization of shattered limbs.

Firstly, welcome to AltNation.

I was going to mention braces, actually, but those are only ever screwed in temporarily; they're more often than not moulded and attached using straps etc for long-term use - I'd imagine due to the inherent risk of having what is effectively an open wound passing from skin to bone. I'd doubt you would be able to get what you're looking for in any western country, because of the risks with that sort of surgery, and the threat of infection.

Nice to see, once more, that AltNation welcomes alternative people so warmly though.