Rocking sex chair assembly

By making the package smaller and lighter, the delivery cost can be reduced, making the gliding sex chair more affordable for customers. As a result I designed lighter version of the sex chair to be shipped in pieces, which can then be assembled by the customer upon arrival. This approach also helps protect the chair from damage during transport, as it can be packed more securely.

First steps

Use 8 flat head screws and flange nuts with both side panels and 4 swing arms. Tighten screws in countersink holes.

Here's a helpful tip: avoid assembling the chair on the floor. I've tried it before, and it's incredibly uncomfortable. Instead, try assembling it on a table or any elevated surface to make the process much more comfortable and efficient.

  • To the both side panels insert flat head screws into countersink holes and tighten flange nuts (those without blue nylon).

  • Do the same to 4 swing arms.

  • Tighten them well. No washers needed.

Base assembly

Assemble the right side panel, front and rear crossbars and the rod support.

  • Ensure smooth screwing of the flat head screws and barrel nuts, and avoid pressing to prevent damage to the threads.

  • You will need 5 screws and 5 barrel nuts.

  • The rod support is located in the pocket closer to the side panel.

Moving mechanism

The trickiest part involves the toy holder, 4 rods, and connecting it to the supports on the front crossbar.

  • Start with the toy base. Connect two parts with flat head screw and a barrel nut. The bearings are the front side.

  • Use one of the bent rods. The washers must be on the both sides of the support and tight the nylon flange nut (Nyloc).

  • The bent rod is attached to the bottom hole of the support. The bearing is on the support side!

  • Attach the stright rod to the top hole. Washers on the both sides of the support.

  • Assemble the second support and bent rod seperately. Washers on both sides of the support, bearing to the support side.

  • Put the second support into the pocket. All the rods should be between the supports, they should move smoothly. Use Nyloc flange nuts.

  • To attach the toy base to the rods, use 2 long round head bolts, washers, Nyloc nut and the black knob.

  • The black knob adjusts the toy base angle. Use 4 washers between every moving part. On the upper bolt there will be the L-shape rod attached.

  • Use the washer between every moving part and the Nyloc bolt. Tighten it and then loosen to allow the rod move smoothly. The knob must be tighten to fix the angle.

Good job! Now you are qualified to join NASA :)

Seat frame

When assembling the seat frame, use the top seat, handle, and two side panels. 5 flat head bolts and barrel nuts. It's important to pay close attention to the bearings and ensure that they are directed outwards.

Swing arms

Take 4 already prepared swing arms and attach them to the seat frame using only Nyloc, no washers.

  • Remember, on the seat frame side panels and swing arms, make sure that the bearings are directed outwards. Once you've confirmed this, simply connect the panels and arms and tighten them using Nyloc.

  • No washers needed.

  • Unite the side arms with the crossbar. Then repeat all on the opposite side. The swing arms must move smoothly.

Final step

Hang the seat frame on the already prepared base and tighten the Nyloc nuts.

  • Hang the seat frame swing arms on the previously prepared base bolts, secure all with Nyloc nuts, but do not tighten them yet.

  • Now attach the L-shape rod to the handle. Put the washers between all the moving parts and before the knob as well.

  • The knob allows you to adjust the stroke length. The final step is to attach the side panel and tighten all the nuts.

Congratulations, you've completed the job!

It was quite the journey, but you made it through. Well done!

If you have any questions or concerns about the assembly process, please don't hesitate to reach out to me via email - bekinkygear@gmail.com. I'm happy to help in any way I can. Enjoy your newly assembled chair!

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