I made these fantastic locking cuffs before going to Whitby (hee, where I got to use them a ..bit..) I really like the design with the extended D-ring at the front. They also have quite a novel locking system, that allows them to be locked with a small padlock.

Sabbath the Cat from Emily-Strange fame, made as an aluminium pendant. I did this one for a friend, working from a picture I found on the web - preparing a 3D toolpath and then cutting it on my CNC mill.

Another pic of the cat-pendant. You can see the li'l bitemark in Sabbath's ear better there. :)

A really elegant-looking, simple, design for a locking collar. Well, except for the insides.. it's actually very complex inside. This was a good prototype.. I'm still working on the uber-locking collar design.

Another shot of the locking collar. What's nice is that the collar pulls apart into two sides, with the buckle splitting in the center.

Another nifty gift made for the same friend. A lovely metal-plated collar with kitty cutouts and broken hearts.

Another view of the collar..

A little lamp I made one day when bored out of my skull. It's made from aluminium and brass. A bit like the type god lights and places in the heavens every time someone kills a kitten... one day I think I'll finish it off by making it into some kind of misc. burner.

A view of the cuffs of doom from the side, showing off the locking mechanism. A little cylinder protrudes from the base of the cuff, with a hole drilled perpendicular through it. The top layer of leather has a hole just big enough for this to pass through, so when you put a padlock through the cylinder, the cuff is locked. Rar.

Here you can see the other thing I like about the cuffs - the D-ring extends forwards, so it's not right next to the wrist and not as bothersome.