I've already read the megathread on hanging but I still want more info. I would like to CTB within the month. Does anyone have any experience in suspension they could share?
No experience (yet) but my method will most probably be full suspension. For a very simple reason: once I've kicked the chair, my survival instinct will be instantly ineffective, as there will be nothing I can do to save myself. My death will be 100% certain.
Also, full suspension applies more strength on my carotids than partial.
Also, full suspension applies more strength on my carotids than partial.
Pardoe84
Student
- Jul 2, 2023
- 135
For full hanging the knot must be safe, the rope must hold your weight and the anchor point must hold. Only then it's 100% fatal.
MiraiShisen
Student
- Jun 15, 2023
- 175
I know there is a thread where author post pictures with partial suspension postitions but I could not find it I trying to find It because I changed my method from full to partial ( I found I dont have particular heigh to do full) In that picture one position for partial hanging was marked as bad one but I dont know how to find that topic.... I really need to see it because I think my positon on partial hanging is exactly the same as author was describing as bad one. Can anyone help me find that picture/thread ? Please
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- Jul 10, 2023
- 2,199
The knot must not become undone while you're hanging is what i assume they meant. So, it should be tight enough i guess.
thebookofdisquiet
Member
- Jul 21, 2023
- 87
Is it this one?
Painless partial hanging - my method
No guarantee for correctness. You may end up with serious injuries if you fail. Proceed at your own risk. Sorry for my bad English. This thread is the result of 5 months of research, practicing partial hanging and figuring out how to reduce the pain. Just because it works for me, doesn't mean...
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Lourenzo
I wasn't meant to be part of this world
- Jul 22, 2023
- 19
Full all the way for me 
I have had a failed partial, I panicked and survival instinct kicked in. This time I have found the perfect tree for the job. 80' tall oak with a 10" diamter, 8' long branch (that's very alive), and 10' off the ground. I'll be using multiple anchor points, eyebolt lags 2" eye x 6" long x 1/2" diameter, 4 in total. 1 at 6" off the ground, and the other 3 at 3' intervals. Rope will have knots placed on both sides of the eye, incase of failure the knot will keep the rope taught. This way if the branch fails I will still be held by the eyebolts. It would put me into the side of the tree, but the trees diameter is to big for me to attempt to grab and hold onto it. I will be installing and weight testing this in the next few weeks, just to make sure the branch will hold. I also plan on panduit strapping both my feet and wrist. 1/2" rope and some conduit lube to ensure a quick tightening, and I'll be "falling" from the branch, no chairs needed, to hopefully break my neck as well. I think all should go well. Sorry about the long response, but after the failed partial I wanted to get this right.
I have had a failed partial, I panicked and survival instinct kicked in. This time I have found the perfect tree for the job. 80' tall oak with a 10" diamter, 8' long branch (that's very alive), and 10' off the ground. I'll be using multiple anchor points, eyebolt lags 2" eye x 6" long x 1/2" diameter, 4 in total. 1 at 6" off the ground, and the other 3 at 3' intervals. Rope will have knots placed on both sides of the eye, incase of failure the knot will keep the rope taught. This way if the branch fails I will still be held by the eyebolts. It would put me into the side of the tree, but the trees diameter is to big for me to attempt to grab and hold onto it. I will be installing and weight testing this in the next few weeks, just to make sure the branch will hold. I also plan on panduit strapping both my feet and wrist. 1/2" rope and some conduit lube to ensure a quick tightening, and I'll be "falling" from the branch, no chairs needed, to hopefully break my neck as well. I think all should go well. Sorry about the long response, but after the failed partial I wanted to get this right.
MiraiShisen
Student
- Jun 15, 2023
- 175
YES ! Thank you for help :) appreciate <3Is it this one?
Painless partial hanging - my method
No guarantee for correctness. You may end up with serious injuries if you fail. Proceed at your own risk. Sorry for my bad English. This thread is the result of 5 months of research, practicing partial hanging and figuring out how to reduce the pain. Just because it works for me, doesn't mean...
CW36
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- Jul 23, 2023
- 839
Full hanging all the way. Partial is halfhearted. 10-12mm super strong rope. Hangmans or slip, snuggle or double constrictor. Sorted.
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