Blakoe Ring

going4nine said:

I'll make one for you for $129.99

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BigWill;195629 said:

I'm going to gat a Blakoe Ring. Supra used to sell them.
Can anyone tell me if he's still selling them or a different source where to get it for less than $130?

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gregd;333921 said:

From the actual Blakoe site - www.blakoe.com

$130 sounds like a lot!

Greg

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Asanon;333978 said:

http://www.blakoe.com/about_the_blakoe_penis_ring_3.html

I've gotta pay more attention to 'non-Penis Enlargement' threads.

So, the device is purely galvanic electrolysis?

A person could make a CableClamp into a 'blakoe ring' with copper, zinc, and some glue...

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Asanon;333980 said:

Seems like!

I love messing around with a shiny 'new' idea.

Just tried a standard Clamp for about half an hour around the whole package. - Might depend on your size with this one. Can get it shut about one click, and a hard-on might be a mistake.

It did however make me crazy horny, and it didn't even have the zinc and copper on it yet.

Here's another easy design from the Ring of Power thread -- http://search.stores.ebay.com.au/pa...rtsZ0QQfsooZ2QQfsopZ2QQsaselZ15677129QQsofpZ0

A small rod of each material connected by surgical tubing. Nice.

Alright, ... I'm out for a day or so. Don't want to spam the thread....

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I haven't tried a zinger and didn't want to invest in the suggested materials, so I pondered some alternatives. What common, cheap things are sources of zinc and copper?

Eureka! U.S. pennies.

Pre-1982 they were 95% copper and 5% zinc (with some tin in the earlier years). There's your copper.

Newer pennies are 97.5% zinc and 2.5% copper. Bingo, there's your zinc.

File or sand the copper coating off the zinc penny and sand any oxidation off the copper one. You could use a new copper-coated penny in place of the old one if it is clean enough. The plating is enough to work. For long use, the old, 95% copper penny would be preferable because it can be sanded for cleaning.

Attach however you like. It could be to the underside of one of those wrist straps that are popular, a homemade thing, whatever. Use your imagination. You could even drill holes in the pennies and sew or tie them to your strap or ring.

Several could be used on each side for better contact. I haven't gotten that far yet, having sanded the skin off the edge of my thumb doing the first one. Be careful.

I set the coins on my semi-sweaty leg about 2" apart and got a reading of .74v. The copper-coated penny produced the same voltage as the 95% copper.

As a test, I taped them to the sides of my even sweatier scrotum and got .51v. I'm not sure why this is lower. My balls are hanging loose and low, so maybe the contact wasn't as good.

I know some are going to ask about the purity of the metals in pennies. Have you ever worn Levi's without underwear? What about the purity of those copper rivets? Oh no. Do you wear a watch with a metal band? How about a necklace or an ear ring? What is in those? IMO, as long as there aren't large amounts of nasty stuff in whatever sets against your skin, don't worry about it.
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03-10-2004, 07:28 AM
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Here's how I made a simple band to hold the pennies. I'm getting .66v with it on. I just made this about half an hour ago and have no idea how comfortable it is for long periods.

I used the same velcro as for the Wench (2" wide). Cut a strip of the soft stuff long enough to fit around the package plus a couple inches for overlap. You can always trim it down, so use enough.

On one end cut a 1" x 1" square out of a corner.

Peel the backing off, fold the velcro in half lengthwise, sticking the two sticky sides together. Now cut a bit of rough velcro to fit in the 1" x 1" gap you created. Stick it in place. Done. You now have a velcro cock ring. You can trim it down from 1" to a comfortable width. Mine is about 3/4" for now.

Cut some little squares (or circles if you're fancy) of the rough velcro and stick it on the pennies. Velcro the pennies inside the strap. Attach the strap around your package and you're zinging.

Edit: I rechecked the voltage, and it's now at .72. The coins must have settled in.

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