THE BIG “K”
torture tool

   Over the years I have seen, read about, and used many different kinds of devices to secure women entrusted to my gentle care. X crosses , plain cross, racks both standing and lay down types, beds, tables, various types of stands and cross bars, as well as posts and other devices. I have settled on the K as my favorite all round device. I will describe the construction and use in the hope that as I retire from my career as the royal executioner there will be others who follow in my footsteps and that they will be able to use the fruits of my experience. The K is a simple device. Imagine a letter k laid on its side with the long part kinked at the center where it joins the other two shorter parts. Almost like two arrowheads nestled together. The short arms are built so as to be moved to open or close the angle between them and all four ends have pulleys and windlasses at the ends as well as provisions to strap hands or feet there. A client may be secured either face up or down. Large pegs may be installed under the armpits of over the shoulders if wished and one could be placed at the crotch. With a little thought one can envision the many ways such pegs would be useful. An adjustable support is installed to support the head and neck. Mine has interchangeable ends. Spikes, single points, strap attachments, or my favorite a wide steel edge can be used to do things from simple discomfort to killing. With the leg supports spread wide there is ample clearance to the crotch for any purpose and with careful settings the breasts are available even with the client face down. There are many anchor points along the all four surfaces of each leg of the K and these will be found quite useful as one gains experience with the device. Do not build the K with too much kink in the top bar. The reason it is not straight is to allow a clear swing at the neck so  only a small amount in necessary. The straighter it is the better it works for pulling the arms sideways. You may wish to make the top bar adjustable also. Mine is built so that the junction of the three legs is just below the base of the neck thus allowing access to most of the body. I have found that four inches wide and twelve inches deep are good measurements. The material should be strong enough to withstand the full pull of any tackle mounted on it. Steel tubing is good but I am of the old school and prefer good oak. There is just something about dark stained wood that get to the clients. The blood, sweat, and tears of those that have been there before are left there as a promise of what is to come. Steel, while having many advantages lacks the ability to witness this way. Still I am of the old school and maybe those who feel that a bright gleaming stainless steel machine has a cold unfeeling look to it are right. I work in the twilight where nothing is clearly seen and much is left to be guessed at and I think the dark wood fits better. No matter for it is just an artistic difference that matters little at the end. Unless ordered differently I use the K as my only device and all who are sent to me end their days on it. Even for a simple execution the client is secured on it until the death blow is landed or the rope is pulled tight. A fine piece of equipment and one that I recommend highly to any who practice the executioner’s art. Any who are strapped into its tender embrace are assured that ample punishment is available to atone for any sin. You only need to use your imagination to devise new and effective ways to use this wonderful tool.