Domina Gray's Vac-Web

DIY VAC-BED DIAGRAMS

“Welcome my hyper-sexual beings! Today, I’ll guide you through making a DIY Vac-Bed step by step.

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Main Features:

1. Airtight Zipper - No more clamping ends of latex or air leaks!
2. Flexible Structure - Outer edged reinforced with ratchet straps and gromits! It can be hung or attached to anything (ie. Bed, Cross, Table or Ceiling)
3. Flexible internal vacuum airflow to create maximum deflation! When using a boned structure with pipes, as soon as the latex suctions to the pipe it covers the holes in the pipe. My airflow insures maximum deflation! (Youtube Link: Airflow Comment Response)
4. Head Hole - Having a head hole makes it so I can use my different breath play methods, masks and more! Also, the head hole seems more appealing to my subs who have issues with claustrophobia. Having the head exposed has made them much more comfortable and they love it!   
5. Triangle bottom - Room for your feet! ORRRRR your melon lol. I will be placing a breathing tube port on this end (clamping off the neck hole) for those who want their entire body and head covered. Traditional beds tend to smash peoples noses/face. 
6. Vac-Port - No more loosing air after deflating! 
7. Travel Friendly - View supplies list to see why!

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I’m excited to share the diagrams for my Vac-Bed design with you all! Stay tuned for upcoming YouTube videos that will walk you through the entire process. I’ll update this post as soon as they’re ready.
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I’ve also included a complete supply list, so if you decide to create your own, I’d love to see your work! Tag me on social media so I can check out your creations.

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Step 1: Gathering Supplies
“Now, gather all necessary supplies. Check my blog for a detailed list.”
Supplies List: https://www.dominagray.com/blog/diy-vac-bed-supplies-list ​

Step 2: Mixing your adhesive for your Latex
-Coming soon!

Step 3: Prepping the Strap
“Before cutting the latex, prep the strap. Ensure it’s flat—iron if needed without water. Clean it with solvent. Apply a layer of latex glue, wait an hour, then a second layer. Let it dry for 24 hours before attaching it to the main latex sheet.”

Step 4: Cutting the Latex
“Cut the latex sheets—42 by 61-inch for natural and 38 by 61-inch for smoky grey. Remember, don’t cut off the extra inch on the grey sheet.”

Step 5: Gluing the Straps
“Once the strap is prepped, glue it along the edges of the natural latex sheet. This reduces the width by 5 inches.”

Step 6: Creating the Vac Port
“Use the plastic vac port from a vacuum bag. Trace and cut a circle on the latex, then glue it to the triangle piece.”

Step 7: Attaching the Triangle Pieces
“Glue the triangle pieces for the foot structure following the diagram on my website.”

Step 8: Assembling the Bed
“Fold the latex in half and glue together. Follow the diagram closely.”

Step 9: Attaching the Zipper
“Take the 38 by 15-inch piece and attach the zipper following the guidelines on my website.”

Step 10: Assembly
“Glue the zipper portion to the bottom of the Vac-Bed. Ensure shiny sides face out and trim any excess latex.”

Step 11: Adding the air flow
Youtube Link: DIY Vac-Bed | Airflow Comment Response

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