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That's a good question... however, I am currently reducing my weight again so I can wear it.

Reduced from 14 stone to 13st 9lb in the last month, so if I keep this up, I expect to be able to hopefully wear it before the end of the year.

It is a later version of the one in the picture. There's a bit of history which this thread should contain. The wire is coated, and the opening in the last picture is for the coccyx, so that the wire can stay close to the boxy, but allow free movement of the spine. It started as a tear drop design, ...

These are pictures of the F.I. belt that arrived with me a short while ago. My apologies for the poor quality of the pics. To the obvious questions, yes, the flame work is absolutely gorgeous, and it goes all away around the belt as well. The cable is secured in a screw post, which is then screwed i...

Greatcornbow wrote: And when you do wear it will you have a KH?

Ah... now that is a good question... which I shall look to answer once I have lost 2 stone in weight

I have pleasure in reporting that Fetish Ironworks kept their promise. A box arrived from Italy and I was able to pick it up today. Due to various issues here, it will be a while before I can take pictures, and even longer before I can lose enough weight to wear it... but the important thing... at t...

I don't class myself as an engineer either ... I'm just an ideas person, producing the sparks that might light a flame somewhere.

Right now I'm just hacking flint

That's a good idea. There would, obviously, need to be a break to stop the wheel turning more than 180 degrees, or the wearer could simply turn the wheel until the slot was visible where the number would be, I guess ... or else on a secondary wheel driven by a cog link between the two. It's a great ...

OK ... Status report. Small companies have a weakness ... if something outside happens, then it can brings things to a halt. Without giving details, this has happened to Fetish Ironworks; the latest delay is outside their control. I understand the delay they are facing, and tonight I'll pen an updat...

Lock at the back. Tobbe's lock at the back mechanism continues to run through my mind. The wire length has proven to be such a problem with belts that my thinking is that with the lock at the rear, then the tip of the wire can be a metalic piece that can then "ratchet" in to position, whic...

Precise voltage... An internal circuit which responds to a limited voltage range ... or combination of two voltage ranges. If any line is over or under the target voltage, (combination of resistors and capacitors) it doesn't respond. With two different lines, it would thus be harder to "pick&qu...