Showing posts with label spank her 4 real. Show all posts
Showing posts with label spank her 4 real. Show all posts

Friday, April 26, 2013

Paddles 4 Pain & Pleasure Store is NOW OPEN!


We are finally open and ready to take orders so stop by our on line store!  As time goes by you will see our paddles and unique furniture used in our Spank Her 4 Real Videos.

Sunday, March 3, 2013

The Process!


It's been an interesting process so far.  First I needed to make sure every new piece of equipment I recently purchased was in good working order.  To do that I discovered I needed space for the machinery.  Everything is working great and I feel I got more than my money's worth buying all of it.

I made a sample paddle so I could test out each new machine and it worked out well.  I was also getting a general idea how long it would take to make each paddle too.  I'm now in the process of making templates for each design I'm going to offer.  In the mean time I'm checking out prices of other paddle makers out there too.


Tuesday, February 19, 2013

Production Begins March 1, 2013


My wife came across a deal on Craig's list that we couldn't pass up.  I was originally just looking for a good band saw but a guy was getting rid of his entire wood working shop tools for a very reasonable price.


The only trick was finding places in my shop for everything.  It's finally coming together and I began my first sample paddle yesterday.  More or less just to test each piece of equipment we  bought.  Everything is working great. 


I do need to get an electrician buddy of mine into the shop and rewire outlets and so on but for now I can manage with what I have electric wise. 


Our first line of paddles will be of White Oak.  


With a nice drill press now I can also make some designs with holes that make the paddle VERY effective too.


I also have ideas in mind for furniture that can sit in any room without anyone knowing it's designed for spanking and sexual fun.


Wednesday, February 13, 2013

Production to start March 1st.

We'll my wife came across a listing on Craig's list for a multitude of wood shop machinery for a great price.  So now I've got a full shop but with all I need but now it's a matter of space.  I should have that figured out in a week or so and then we'll be in production of our first paddle, which, I'll use in a clip.

Monday, October 22, 2012

Getting things ready for Fall.


It's been some journey getting my wood shop cleaned, organized, insulated and ready for cold whether so I can work throughout the year on whatever I need to work on.


I have an abundance of "White Oak" that I'm excited about turning into paddles and like most things I do I've got some interesting idea for pattern designs too. 


I've totally finished the ceiling and insulated the shop what a difference that makes.  We had a warm week the first week it was done and the shop stayed cool.  Then the whether turned suddenly and you could see your breath outside walking from the house to the garage.  But the second I stepped in the garage I could feel the difference.

Sunday, September 9, 2012

Such a struggle



It's been such a struggle trying to get everything together.  These pictures are about 2 or 3 months old and I should have more pictures this week.  Finding time has been ridiculous.  We got a lot done this past week though.  I hope to start production this October.

Sunday, April 15, 2012

Building a Paddle making workshop


The above picture is only part of what I first walked into when we moved into our house.  The previous owner left everything like you see it.  If you see the white lamp in both pictures it will give you an idea of the size. 


The concrete floor was, or is, breaking up and has no re-bar in it.  I believe the garage was built by the original owner of the house and he didn't have any building code based on where the house was at the time, in relation to the town.



I suppose, at first, I thought I'd just go in and clean it up and then build what I needed to build so I could get going on producing paddles.  Little did I know how long it would take.



Once I got all the crap in the area, which was the first pictures you saw, cleaned up I had to start gutting the area and pour more concrete to stabilize the floor.



This is how the area looks today.  Believe it or not it's organized.