Rush-
Ideally, you want the 3/4” section (what we might call the lower level of the dorsal bridge) to span the majority of the top plane of your shaft. Once clamped this, along with the top span will give you the ripple effect that keeps that clamp away from your dorsal region.
The dimensions I gave in the directions are pretty general and that should be considered when guys make the Wench. Move the outer gripper in toward the center to facilitate this.
What you might find is that when you move the outer gripper in toward the center of the Wench, not only will the lower level of the bridge increase in length but the Wench will now end up shorter at the other end - the end you noted that has nothing to latch onto because it falls on the nylon strap.
Simply move the outer gripper inward to your liking and check to see where the other end lands now. If it still ends up at the nylon strap you can easily trim that end to an appropriate length.
Now, as for you only getting a single click - you do have a great amount of girth (poor bastard) and you are going to have to take this into consideration when you choose your wrap. Once again I will be a cheerleader for Theraband - the silver version is very thin and does the job perfectly. I sincerely believe less wrap is more and I recommend you keep the amount you use to a minimum.
Keep in mind these things:
The Wench, over a short period of time, will “break in”. I have always found that this allows for more freedom to clamp tighter.
Once you have completed your initial tightening, pull the Wench out and away from your body for about twenty seconds - allow your unit the chance to conform to a thinner, elongated shape. Do this by holding the Wench at its sides, along the outer side edges of the clamp and try to achieve another click.
If this doesn’t happen, put on a few pounds and the try then.
You always have the option of increasing the amount of wrap you use, ever so slightly, to make the one click that you do get a more snug one.
You also have the option of trimming the band of the Wench even more - so that it fills less of the inner space of the clamp. This would certainly allow for more clicks.
Above all, keep in mind that this only matters if the single click you are achieving is not providing you with the necessary grip. If it is - hang and be happy.
As always - go nice and light with your weight as you get into this - I don’t know your level of experience with hanging, but expect all sorts of weird things to happen - skin stretch, color and temp issues, etc if you are new to it.
The best way to handle this stuff is to do it with a minimal amount of weight. Move up nice and slow.
Thanks for the kind words too, Rush. Let me know here in the thread how it goes.
-Cap