Learn about skin nailing in our two-part class, "Nailed It," designed for individuals who are confident with the basics and seasoned enthusiasts of sharps play alike. This is not a class series tailored for absolute beginners to sharps. We recommend you familiarize yourself with some of our on-demand content before attempting a class of this level.
Nailing can be an intricate art with profound intimacy, an empowering and transformative ordeal, or an act of sheer fear and brutality with ultimate callousness. This class is guided by an experienced practitioner who will lead you through a comprehensive exploration of several ways to engage in this unique and thrilling practice.
Part 1: Foundations and Preparation
We'll cover:
History and Culture: Discover the influences on and significance of skin nailing within the broader spectrum of sharps play.
Setting Intentions: Decide how and why you wish to engage in this practice and get tips on how to express that.
Risk Profiles: Some basics on creating your own risk profile on nailing, whether giving or receiving.
Tools: Familiarize yourself with the various tools and materials used in skin nailing, including surface preparation, cutting tools, wood, hammers, and protective gear. We will discuss the types of metals used and sterilization recommendations, and disinfection recommendations where sterilization is not feasible.
Materials: Various types of needles, nails, bolt/nail cutters, fitting hammers length and weight.
Setting Up: Preparation and space creation, touching on scene building.
Q&A