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jqsderrida said:
Parts cost around $5 from what I recall. Pics will not load because they no longer exist. They have been lost. Someone else could always take initiative and post some new pics.
Example of a Home Made, Modified BIB Hanger. (PICS of Hanger/Hanging With It)
Parts cost around $5 from what I recall. Pics will not load because they no longer exist. They have been lost. Someone else could always take initiative and post some new pics.
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No. There's just no way the plastic cable clamp could crank down tight enough.
Eyeknot;372344 said:If your mom gives you any back talk just give her a back hand jk.... but really dont you have a hack saw or anything? by the way... it didnt dull the knife
Thats funny bro. Ill give it a go. What size flex hose did you use? Idk what size flex hose to get bc all the one's at Home Depot look to small. I'll just walk across the parking lot to Lowe's next time lol.
yeah man I dont remember what size I got.... it wont be the same flex hose for everyone though. So look at the hoses and guestimate. Your dick dosnt have to actually fit in the tube, it just needs to be big enough so when u split the tube it will wrap around ur cock atleast 3/4 of the way.... This is what causes the clamp effect, that 1/4 or so will then close when you start to clamp...
Just for what its worth... this is a good rig IMO
Just for what its worth... this is a good rig IMO
Eyeknot;372458 said:
Ok so i modified the one I made and have been using for almost two weeks now with a bigger section of flex hose. Got a little slippage, adjusted my wrap and that fixed the problem. Just as a question does the flex hose or the braid nylon hose dig into your skin when you tighten it down to hang?
Thanks for posting this!! Went to Home Depot and they didn't have the right sizes. Then went to Lowe's and they had similar sizes but for 'braided pvc hose'. Not sure if that is the same or not but went for it.
Took me a few tries to get it right. At first I tried 1.25'x1.5' but that didn't seem to work. Finally I went for 1.5'x1.5' and cut the edges of the bottom piece. My flaccid girth is only 4.5' so I know I am less than yours. Most likely a difference in hose or user error
Anyway, using that combination this worked really well!! I was having issues with the captn's wench above 10 pounds as others mentioned (although this could be user error again). Did 6 sets total between two days varying between 12 pounds and 8 pounds for 20 minutes each (I am lightweight still). Took some experimenting on how tight to make the clamp but overall very good.
Thanks!!
Took me a few tries to get it right. At first I tried 1.25'x1.5' but that didn't seem to work. Finally I went for 1.5'x1.5' and cut the edges of the bottom piece. My flaccid girth is only 4.5' so I know I am less than yours. Most likely a difference in hose or user error
Anyway, using that combination this worked really well!! I was having issues with the captn's wench above 10 pounds as others mentioned (although this could be user error again). Did 6 sets total between two days varying between 12 pounds and 8 pounds for 20 minutes each (I am lightweight still). Took some experimenting on how tight to make the clamp but overall very good.
Thanks!!
I just made one of these!
I used braided vinyl tubing for the outside part (like this: http://www.homedepot.com/h_d1/N-5yc...splay?langId=-1&storeId=10051&catalogId=10053) but vinyl. Actually, that looks almost exactly like the material I used, so maybe it's the same.
For the inside part I couldn't find flexible hose so I got some pipe insulation instead: http://www.homedepot.com/Building-M...splay?langId=-1&storeId=10051&catalogId=10053
I got the same hose clamp and S-hook pictured here (S-hook is rated up to 125lbs, I doubt anyone has ever hung that much!).
Next up is to get some weights and rope to tie on!
I don't have a camera but I hope to get one soon and then I'll take pics and post.
-Cig
I used braided vinyl tubing for the outside part (like this: http://www.homedepot.com/h_d1/N-5yc...splay?langId=-1&storeId=10051&catalogId=10053) but vinyl. Actually, that looks almost exactly like the material I used, so maybe it's the same.
For the inside part I couldn't find flexible hose so I got some pipe insulation instead: http://www.homedepot.com/Building-M...splay?langId=-1&storeId=10051&catalogId=10053
I got the same hose clamp and S-hook pictured here (S-hook is rated up to 125lbs, I doubt anyone has ever hung that much!).
Next up is to get some weights and rope to tie on!
I don't have a camera but I hope to get one soon and then I'll take pics and post.
-Cig
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Yea, the original in use pics were removed for violating terms of service (nudity) on photobucket. I didn't know better at the time. Doesn't seem to have kept many (if any) guys from being resourceful and figuring things out though.
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There were some questions above about how to cut the hoses. I guess guys don't take "shop" classes anymore in high school?? I used an "X-Acto" knife. Use your heads, be careful, cut AWAY from you, bla bla bla. This type of hanger could handle (comfort wise) up to around 25lbs. I've known very few men though who ever use that much weight, hence my comments about it being able to hand pretty much any amount of weight.
Most hardware stores that sell these hoses have cutting tools near the hoses. It's not awkward (shouldn't be, you're just working on your plumbing right??) to ask an employee to cut you off a foot of this hose and that one.
I used an "X-Acto" knife. Use your heads, be careful, cut AWAY from you, bla bla bla. This type of hanger could handle (comfort wise) up to around 25lbs. I've known very few men though who ever use that much weight, hence my comments about it being able to hand pretty much any amount of weight. Most hardware stores that sell these hoses have cutting tools near the hoses. It's not awkward (shouldn't be, you're just working on your plumbing right??) to ask an employee to cut you off a foot of this hose and that one.