/abdl/ - Adult Baby - Diaper Lover★

Could have sworn those were from a custom japanese abdl clothing manufacturer, and from what I gather, they are basically just magnet snaps, so if you are wearing the mitts, you can't actually get them off yourself without assistance.

I'd personally love to hear from anyone who can confirm what these are though. I'm liking the idea more and more once I think about it.

>>55378

>>55373

Huh, they are super intriguing! Is that really just a magnet? Why the little hole?

Its pretty much impossible to find anything under any even semi related search terms that would come to mind.

>>55385

They aren't magnetic themselves, you need a magnet to release the tiny locking mechanism inside them. I can't find the patent right now but it's the same way segufix works

The hole probably has something to do with the manufacturing process.

>>55378

At 1300 JPY per button, there's a decent chance they're custom-made.

>>55385

Seems the hole helps position the key, see the smaller picture in >>55370

>>55392

where did you find that price?

>>55403

http://www.omupan.com/mart/option.html

Locks are A030,

Keys are A032 sold separately, but they say any sufficiently strong magnet will work

>>55913

>still can't wrap my head around how this lock works

>must be actual babbu

>fucking diamonds now from impossible lock

>send help

>>55967

I imagine it's extremely similar to how the magnetic security tags used in shops work.

There are videos of those on YouTube.

Basically there's a spring inside holding some kind of latch-like mechanism closed. A strong magnet pulls the mechanism open.

>>55983

>>55913

any experience with ordering from that site? I kinda want to get some just to see how it works, you know for science h-heh…

I'd kill for a source for these snaps. I cant find a source besides that site. I cant image a clothing manufacturer hand makes tiny snaps, they have to come from somewhere.

"locking magnetic snaps" just returns lots of normal hand bag snaps.

>>56334

I couldn't find anything on their website about international shipping. I suspect you'd have to use an intermediate company to receive the delivery at a Japanese address and send it on to you. Such services do exist, although they aren't cheap.

If you can write your query in Japanese you could always ask them at info@omupan.com. I wouldn't rely on google translate though.

>>56448

It's possible they designed them and then contracted some other company to manufacture them. That would explain the high per-unit price.

>>56461

There HAS to be someone who has ordered one of these omupan products out there… They also look like some of the best quality abdl clothing out there.

Tried contacting two big american specialty snap sellers, they have not heard of any snaps like. this. Going to keep trying.

If anyone has any leads it would be appreciated! Would love to bring clothing with these to the NA market.

>>56592

well or just the buttons alone, really weirs that something thats manufactured in some non minuscule quantity would be so hard to find a source for

any updates on this?

lets not let this die without any results

>>55365 (OP)

Not the same type, but I'd imagine that a lift-the-dot snap would be just as difficult to remove if properly installed

Wouldn't require a tool to remove though, if that's what you're after

>>60449

interesting bit of technology

Apologies on raising a dead thread, but I found a shop that sells locking items with a magnetic lock, akin to the one from OP.

Straight Jacket Fashion on Etsy sells mittens, booties, and panties with magnetic locks that require a magic wand to unlock. They use a Segufix lock system.

>>66062

Its just slow, not dead.

>>67457

That looks like it could be it! How did you manage to dig that up?

This question is semi-unrelated, but I don't think it really deserves its own thread and it is in the same ballpark as locking mitts.

Does anyone here have any experience with adult sized pacifier straps?

Do they make those or do you just have to make your own/improvise something?

>>68560

I googled the moonrunes listed on omupan's website for that particular option, and one of the results was a page describing the patent for this type of button.

(http://www.ekouhou.net/%E9%8D%B5%E4%BB%98%E3%81%8D%E3%82%B9%E3%83%8A%E3%83%83%E3%83%97%E3%83%9B%E3%83%83%E3%82%AF/disp-A,2013-14917.html, if you are curious about it)

Then i googled the company that owned the patent, and found the site.

>>69213

Detective Conan, is that you?

>>69213

That isn't the patent for a magnetic snap button. That patent describes a fastener with a shaped socket and corresponding key which mechanically couple together.

I guess the same company make the magnetic snaps though.

>>69242

Given enough electronics/DIY knowledge you could rig something up using a computer.

Take an electronic safe and replace the control board with an Arduino. Program the Arduino to only open the safe in response to a randomly generated digital key, then lock your physical key inside the safe. Break the digital key up into a sequence of short segments and hash each one using a strong algorithm such as scrypt. The only way to get the original key back is to brute force each hashed chunk. This takes a random amount of time, but because there are many chunks the distribution of the total time is tightly concentrated around some average. You can tune the average time by making the hashing algorithm stronger or weaker. The only way to unlock yourself sooner is to buy time on a supercomputer.

>>69274

The only exposed wires would be input signal lines and power. The arduino, locking mechanism, and associated wiring would all be inside the safe. You could fry the arduino by using higher voltages, but unless it's a fail-open design that wouldn't help you.

The actual flaw in my idea is that you could achieve almost the same result in a far simpler way by programming the arduino with a simple timer. Crypto-based designs are only really useful if you want to do bondage play with another person over the internet.

>>69213

Yeah those are different, but damn do they have way more parts than I would expect!

>>71403

Those are segufix locks. You can buy them from the manufacturer, those what maree-medical are selling seems to be pretty pricey… https://www.segufixshop.com

>>69285

Or if you are interested of electronics, forget the arduino and design your own timer circuit :) For a beginner, designing a circuit with CD40xx series IC's would be pretty suitable project. Just remember pull-down/up resistors if you don't want to get locked forever :D

Protip: CD4017, CD4093, BC547

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8isJUO7BF0Q

Different, but also interesting, quite escapable though for this purpose.

>>71403

Those are quite clunky in comparison, and wouldnt be that comfortable if you were to rest on top of them.

Aw will this thread go unresolved?

any news?