The Ring of Power, Now For sale!!
- Thread starter Super
- Start date
-
- Tags
- 9 inches average cock ring cockring discoloration doublelongdaddy edging effective eight equipment erect erection erections exercises flaccid gain gaining gains genetics girth gains grower growth hands hanging impotence jelq kegel larger libido load loads malehanger massive p.e penis penis hanger penis hanging penis stretcher penomet phallosan posts progress pump pumping question research results review routine sex short shower sizegenetics skin sleeve stretched stretcher supplement support testicles tingling veins workload wrap
Supra, or anyone with the info. Could a hole be drilled through the zinc rod so a thin cord or elastic could be threaded through both rods and have one of those small spring loaded fasteners like you get on a jacket or cargo shorts to tighten the cord? I just found with the tubing it would pop off after a bit of use or eventually wear out. I know you can replace the tubing but I was just thinking of a slightly different way of attatching it. Would a small hole reduce the effectiveness of the zinc?
Ramrod360
Ramrod360
Hey!
Drill away; here's a link a fuzzy picture of how I made one. http://www.mattersofsize.com/forum/alternative-and-experimental-penis-enlargement/3101-the-ring-of-power-49.html#post542161
A hole doesn't reduce the effectiveness of the unit
Drill away; here's a link a fuzzy picture of how I made one. http://www.mattersofsize.com/forum/alternative-and-experimental-penis-enlargement/3101-the-ring-of-power-49.html#post542161
A hole doesn't reduce the effectiveness of the unit
No problem! For me the bottom silicone part is for comfort, if used just with string, the rods would cause a bit of discomfort. I did have in mind to drill through lengthwise, but this side drilling was much easier as I don't have drill-bench.
Go do one, good success!
Go do one, good success!
Yeah I tried going lengthwise and ended up snapping the drill bit off inside the rod, but I think it should be ok, I'll go sideways for now but I might try at my Dads workshop, he has better tools and a proper drill press.arkailija;647562 said:
- Joined
- Jul 31, 2014
- Messages
- 1,266
Same difficult to drill copper and zinc , these material stick to the drill. Use drilling oil for lubricating.Ramrod360;647617 said:
- Joined
- Jun 28, 2015
- Messages
- 6
Interested in purchasing the ROP.
- Joined
- Jul 23, 2015
- Messages
- 3
Does anybody wear these while also using a phallosan forte? I'm ordering one soon and I was wondering if this would be compatible with it. I'd like to wear it around the entire package, but wasn't sure if there was too much stuff down there around the base of the dick (the foam ring that goes around your dick to hold the strap in plase for the PF).
Also... with the testosterone increase, has anybody seen an increase in facial hair? And on the negative side, has anybody had any hair loss? From what I've heard, people with high test will usually experience hair loss at a young age, or have a much higher chance of developing male pattern baldness. I've got a full luscious head of hair and don't want to lose that until it happens naturally lol.
Also... with the testosterone increase, has anybody seen an increase in facial hair? And on the negative side, has anybody had any hair loss? From what I've heard, people with high test will usually experience hair loss at a young age, or have a much higher chance of developing male pattern baldness. I've got a full luscious head of hair and don't want to lose that until it happens naturally lol.
- Joined
- Apr 14, 2015
- Messages
- 5
I've had the ROP for about 2 months now, and I have to say as long as you keep it clean (steel wool) and keep as much moisture down there as possible IT WORKS GREAT!!! Awesome item and essential to any serious PE soldier!
- Joined
- Nov 4, 2010
- Messages
- 230
templnite;656633 said:
So far I'm in agreement... I gave up cause I can't get the f'n thing to stay on. It'll stay on like 2 minutes then the rod slips out of at least one end of the tubing, sometimes two. If I go to sleep with it, everything will be separated by the time I wake up. I've tried everything... gluing it, etc. Only thing else I can think to do is melt the tubing with a lighter and hope it bonds to the metal, but then when cleaning it, it would become an issues. So yeah scratch that... nothing I can do... f* this thing.
Why not just make the f'n things have holes then put some elastic stuff in it so it contours to a stretch or something. I dunno, but being as it is, the tubing that's supposed to keep it on sucks.
View attachment 30871
The above, I used transparent hose that comes with the device used for inhalation, that is narrower and you can put water inside to increase the current
The low is the garrote used in hospitals to arrest blood
The above, I used transparent hose that comes with the device used for inhalation, that is narrower and you can put water inside to increase the current
The low is the garrote used in hospitals to arrest blood
I use silicone tubing. I can't see the above attachment, but I'd like to think it is quite the same. (Mine's transparent as well.)
I've actually modified one ROP to a string version, so it can be tighter or more loose. Just drilled on the sides, inserted string and for lock I just a push-button lock, like you might have on a hoodie/jacket etc..
On the bottom I have silicone hose for comfort. Now I'm sporting just silicone hose version, I do admit, it can fall off. One way without drilling would be to tie some string on hose part and tie that string to your underwear or trouser button, considering if you'd wear the ring by daytime. I mostly wear mine for few hours after work and possibly during sleep.
I can understand people being sceptical. However, if one has small set of tools, the material for the ring can be obtained from Amazon, at least to my understanding. (DLD himself linked the zinc rods once.)
I used a supplier from my own country, which was a bit of a hassle. However, the cost of the ring in parts isn't too high. The job doesn't take too long either. All in all, a metal saw, maybe a file and some steel wool for polishing are the tools needed.
Honestly I have been meaning to make a guide, as one seems to be gone, but I can be so very lazy.
For the slipping problem (I know I'm skipping in text from one place to another) one can use something more harsh to make the ends a bit rough. That should create more friction/hold. Slipping problem for me (I had it too!) was more of the fact the unit might have been too tight. Of course moisture happened as well. I for myself am not an advocate for the water in the tubing. I tried it and what do you know; of course it leaked. Luckily I was at home.
I've actually modified one ROP to a string version, so it can be tighter or more loose. Just drilled on the sides, inserted string and for lock I just a push-button lock, like you might have on a hoodie/jacket etc..
On the bottom I have silicone hose for comfort. Now I'm sporting just silicone hose version, I do admit, it can fall off. One way without drilling would be to tie some string on hose part and tie that string to your underwear or trouser button, considering if you'd wear the ring by daytime. I mostly wear mine for few hours after work and possibly during sleep.
I can understand people being sceptical. However, if one has small set of tools, the material for the ring can be obtained from Amazon, at least to my understanding. (DLD himself linked the zinc rods once.)
I used a supplier from my own country, which was a bit of a hassle. However, the cost of the ring in parts isn't too high. The job doesn't take too long either. All in all, a metal saw, maybe a file and some steel wool for polishing are the tools needed.
Honestly I have been meaning to make a guide, as one seems to be gone, but I can be so very lazy.
For the slipping problem (I know I'm skipping in text from one place to another) one can use something more harsh to make the ends a bit rough. That should create more friction/hold. Slipping problem for me (I had it too!) was more of the fact the unit might have been too tight. Of course moisture happened as well. I for myself am not an advocate for the water in the tubing. I tried it and what do you know; of course it leaked. Luckily I was at home.
Similar threads
