PeniMaster Pro: Assembly From A Blind Person's Perspective

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I am totally blind and have been since birth. Since May 2022 I have used a Bathmate HydroXtreme. It cannot be more straightforward and simple. However, this is the antithesis of simple. Early January 2023 I purchased and received the PeniMaster Pro Complete Set plus extra accessories and replacement components. It is assembled from factory; however, upon examination of it I disassembled the two plastic pieces [upper plastic piece and glans chamber] inadvertently. There are two latex sheaths inside which seem to fit one inside of the other. Is this the schleuse? Does each schleuse comprise of two parts? If so why not have one long sheath? Also, I noticed the extra bulb-like latex pieces in the box. Are these the adhesion diaphragms, and if so should one be attached to the upper plastic piece? It seems one of the two aforementioned sheaths is attached to the upper plastic piece already.

My concerns are that I know not how to reattach the two plastic pieces and attach the necessary latex component to the upper plastic piece when comes the time. To reattach the two plastic pieces [upper plastic piece and glans chamber] baffles me by touch exclusively. Descriptions of how these components connect and how the rod and weight systems connect to the main assembly will be of great assistance. I read the manuals but without the luxury of eyesight to see the pictures text itself makes no sense. Thanks in advance for any assistance.

Oh man, this will be a challenge as it really is a complicated little piece of machinery. The learning curve can be steep, even for a non-visually impaired person. But I will do my best and I do think you’ll learn to love it once you’ve gotten the hang of it!

So I believe what you’re referring to as the “upper plastic piece” is the valve for the glans chamber. It should be relatively straightforward to twist that back on to the laterally grooved “stick” at end of the chamber. The valve is what you use to hold and release the pressure in the chamber. When you’re about to use the extender you want to tighten this firmly (but not so firmly that it cracks- I’ve done this before).

There are two elastic parts that are used during assembly- one is a cylinder with openings at both ends, almost like a plastic Chinese finger trap. This is the sluice. The other small plastic piece is called the diaphragm and it’s just the bulb-like piece that goes over the opening of the glans chamber.

You only use one sluice while extending although the package might have come with replacements. To make it even more complicated there are three different sizes for both the sluice and diaphragm- small, medium and large. You can probably determine which is which by the “stretchiness” of the plastic materials. I’d try using the medium first.

There’s also three more pieces, one of which is essential to use. The essential piece is the sluice ring which is just a circular plastic piece with little ridges on it. This is one “end” of what the sluice attaches to, the other end of the sluice being attached to the glans chamber. This might be the most difficult part to describe how this works as you attach the elastic sluice to the ring and then kind’ve pull the plastic through it before attaching it to the glans chamber. I know this might sound confusing and I can try and articulate this further if you need more help.

The other two pieces are similar to the sluice ring except they’re cut in half- these are the split adapters which you may or may not use depending on your size. I’d try to not use these at first just to not add further complications, but if you find yourself slipping out of the contraption than you might want to consider using one of these. They fit neatly right inside the opening of the glans chamber, making the opening slightly smaller.

I haven’t even gotten into using the pump ball or hose to vacuum the pressure out of the chamber so I can answer questions related to that process too. In short, when using the pump ball I’ve found you need to pump at least twice in order for your glans to actually be sucked in. Using a good amount of the comfort and care gel helps with this.

I hope this helps and doesn’t just confuse you more. It’s obviously a complicated little contraption but it’s also wonderfully engineered. Please don’t hesitate to reach back out with further questions! Here to help you brother.

Much appreciated is the response. I must go over that again carefully as I handle the thing. I will definitely be back with questions. As I recall, the balloon-like thing which I know now is the adhesion diaphragm was not included in the assembly; two schleuses were. One is inside of the glans chamber and the other is folded over the upper plastic piece. The upper plastic piece has got four little rectangular raised things on the underside. I thought they snapped onto the glans chamber but that is impossible.

Also, I realised what you refer to as the valve I knew to be the valve. That was pointed towards the floor. I meant the other plastic piece. Apologies for the ambiguity.

As I go over your response I realise the plastic thing with the ridges on the underside is the schleuse ring. That has got a schleuse attached already and I did not mess with it. I stop when trying to connect the schleuse ring to the glans chamber. How does the adhesion diaphragm attach to the glans chamber and to the schleuse and how do the plastic pieces attach to each other? I swear I did not find an adhesion diaphragm inside of the thing when it was attached but rather an identical schleuse. When it was assembled, there was a slight space betwixt the two schleuse ring and glans chamber and slightly off-centre actually. Perhaps it was not attached properly initially. The extra schleuse and adhesion diaphragm is in the box thus I can switch the non-attached schleuse with an adhesion diaphragm. With regards to extras purchased separately I took the risk and purchased medium size everything. Those two components are not expensive thankfully.

I busted out the box. Inside of the box with the main unit are two bags. One contains two schleuses of the same size and two adhesion diaphragms of the same size. The other bag contains the unit and there is definitely a schleuse attached to the schleuse ring and another schleuse inside. I think they should have provided another adhesion diaphragm instead of a schleuse. Regardless, you mention the adhesion diaphragm is attached to the glans chamber. Without breaking the lip of it I truly do not understand how. The diameter of the adhesion diaphragm is very much less than the diameter of the glans chamber. The adhesion diaphragm literally falls inside of the glans chamber. How can it fit round the perimeter of the glans chamber?

Right, so I’ll answer your last question first- yes the diaphragm is delicately (and sometimes with great trouble) stretched over the opening of the chamber. I can see how it would seem impossible to do so and it’s even harder to stretch over the glans chamber opening if your fingers are slippery with the comfort care gel lol. This will take some practice and is part of the learning curve. I usually have to kind’ve hold one side of the diaphragm with my thumb while I carefully stretch it around and about the chamber until it’s fully flush over the opening.

I’ll say that I don’t think everyone uses this diaphragm, I think some people forgo using it and just tape their glans instead as I believe the diaphragm is mostly for preventing blisters. I’ve always used them though and it’s worked great for me. You should know however the diaphragms also break fairly easily, sometimes twice in one month, and you have to buy more (if you live in the US a good place to buy them online is Urology Health Store if they have them in stock. Otherwise you have to wait for them to be shipped from Germany). So yes you may go through a bunch of diaphragms and not many sluices- the package should come with bundles and bundles of diaphragms but alas, it doesn’t.

So ya it’s important to know that if something “pops” while you’re extending it’s in all likelihood not your penis, it’s the diaphragm, and you just have to take it off and put a new one on. This was quite a shock the first time it happened to me.

As for the sluice ring it’s great a sluice is already attached, one less thing to worry about. Before you do anything I would feel and closely examine how the elastic sluice is attached to the ring and really get a feel for it. Then when your ready and the diaphragm has already been stretched over the opening of the glans chamber, stretch the free end of the sluice (the other end being attached to the ring) over and about the opening of the glans chamber just like you did with the diaphragm. Again I usually have to kind’ve hold one part of it down with my thumb and drag the sluice around the chamber in a circular manner until everything is flush.

However! When doing this make sure the side of the sluice ring with the ridges is facing the chamber, not facing away from the chamber. This is important. If this isn’t the case you have to take it off, pull the sluice back through to the other side of the ring and reassemble it that way. Once that is done the end edge part of the elastic sluice should be just over and above the edge part of the diaphragm and everything should be flush.

Then finally, when all of that is said and done the damn thing is assembled. If you put your finger in it should feel like there’s a very small opening, kind’ve like a small tunnel through the sluice that is then “halted” by the diaphragm. All of this is to aid in keeping the suction and preventing leakages. When you use the pump ball or hose, the diaphragm will be sucked back into the chamber (along with your glans/penis) creating a barrier between the skin of your glans and the chamber itself, again to prevent blisters.

Hope that was helpful? Again I’ll still be here to answer any questions!

Done.

The Germans included the adhesion diaphragm for a reason and I cannot help but think it is very unwise to forego usage of them. I ordered six extras of medium schleuses and six mediums of adhesion diaphragms because I knew I will need them in future. DHL Express is the end all / be all of couriers. Are the adhesion diaphragms from Urology Health Store exactly identical and of the same calibre? That sounds risky to me.

Good to know. I will try my best to avoid that.

Done. That is very difficult by the way.

I read the PDF manuals for this thing and that much I did know. All four ridges shall make contact with the glans chamber and be centred which is the most difficult part of assembly for me.

Right, like a drum on the inside. Speaking of the two options of suction, do you use the hand ball or the hose? Whilst using the hand ball I could not get anything but the tip to be inside. Whilst using the hose I managed to get it all in but when I disassembled the extension hose to apply the plug or when I removed my tongue from the extension hose, the air would push me out completely. I tried both directions of the glans chamber although I am sure only one is proper. Which direction is that: valve to face upwards or downwards? I used the lubricant but possibly too much.

After what seems to be half of the lubricant and hours of trying to be correct [I am a pragmatic perfectionist], finally I understand how to use the hand ball. For some reason I cannot make the hose maintain the suction it did initially thus I tried to teach myself the hand ball. The rod system is easy to assemble. The problem is after the rod system is configured and connected, the glans chamber slides very slowly downwards thereby exposing the top of the glans just a little and I cannot seem to prevent that. Shall I use the most narrow adaptor ring?

Hours ago I used the weight force generator. After sixty minutes approximately the glans chamber exposed the very top of the glans but I removed it for a different reason. Do you use it? If so, do you use all of the weights included? I did and felt almost nothing. It feels like a tug but that is all. After applying it per instructions in its dedicated PDF manual I adjusted the belt so the cylindrical strap which attaches the belt to the weight and coupling socket bears the weight instead of the adjustable strap. Regardless it was absolutely nothing comparative to the pressure I felt using the rod system. If you use the weight system shall there be more pressure than just a minor tug? I will enquire to them about the purchase of additional weights.

So I use the hand ball and again, it’s a little tricky. But it seems like you figured everything else out so the good news is this will be the last thing to learn!

I think I know what you mean by exposing the top of the glans, I’m assuming you’re just slowly slipping out of the chamber. So yes, the most narrow adaptor ring might be good to try but first I would make sure that your suction protocol is spot on. Then if that doesn’t work try using the small adaptor ring.

Like I mentioned above I think, one “pump” with the hand ball never does the trick. So you’ve made sure the valve is tightly closed, you’ve pumped all the air out of the ball then attached it to the end with the valve, suctioning the air out once. Great. But then I always have to remove the ball and again squeeze it to make sure all the air is out of it and then re-attach it and vacuum all the air out a second time. I sometimes have to do that three times although twice usually does the trick. I’ll also say this should ideally be done very slowly- in essence you should feel your glans (and most likely some portion of the top of your shaft) very slowly being sucked in to the chamber. You might have to pull the skin of your shaft down while this happens just to make sure no extra skin is involved.

Then when it feels like there’s no air left to be suctioned out, remove the ball and give the chamber a very slow, very light test tug. Sometimes during this slow test tug I again feel more shaft being slowly vacuumed into the chamber. This is a good thing. After this it should feel very much secure.

As far as the weight system I have not tried it but from what I’ve read it uses weights up to only a couple hundred more grams than the actual extender, so at most 2 lbs. Or so? It is very light and it should feel very light but I will say keep things light as long as you can! The more gains you can get out of the lightest weights the greater your overall gains will be as going up in weight too much too fast will do nothing but strengthen your tissues making them resistant to further elongation.

That cautionary message aside I have used the PMP with weights up to ~8lbs. It’s definitely capable of holding more weights then they give you, and you wouldn’t need to buy more weights directly from them. I just use a pulley system under my desk with a bucket that holds plain old fishing and light dumbbell weights. I believe it’s actually tested up to like 17.6 lbs. Or something. But again, no need to use heavy weights at first! In fact it’s detrimental. Just be patient! That’s my best advice.

Yes, slowly slipping out.

I do this three to five times. For me there is this upwards motion of the glans chamber to make it work. If I keep it still not much goes inside. It is as though I must hold it at a downwards angle and move it upwards slowly whilst releasing the pump simultaneously.

Vacuumed into the chamber although you pull outwards?

It is 1.25kg. I use the metric system thus it is easy for me to understand. It is 2.30—2.50 pounds approximately. It feels much more heavy in hands than it does when worn. I wore it for sixty minutes and noticed the glans was becoming exposed and removed it. If motile whilst wearing it one must be slow because that thing swings very easily.

Good to know. I enquired to them about additional weights to purchase. I am not the type of person to mix factory solutions with do-it-your-self solutions. With regards to the rod system I realise I put too many rods on the system initially. I removed the second biggest rods, added the smaller rods, and can feel more of a stretch after a while comparative to all 1250 g of the weights but it is more nice without as many rods. Considering I cannot gauge how much I have turned the screws on each side I must turn them to their maximum so I know both are equal. The big problem with that is the plastic ring that is at the base really irritates the underside of my skin after sixty minutes. Have you got any experience with that?

Do you use the Male Care Care Oil? If so have you noticed results after some time?

This is very interesting, I have never read about a blind person on this forum before. What made you decide to pursue PE? For a lot of men, I believe one factor is seeing porn and realizing that we were smaller.

Oh no, definitely not my inspiration. Believe it or not, it is not about size for me. It is about having a stronger more healthy muscle. Many persons will dismiss that but my psyche which comprehends in part self-confidence is not affected by size big or little. Even if I were concerned about size I lack a measuring device which measures girth and the talking tape measure I have got is not designed for these types of measurements. Since May 2022 I have used the Bathmate HydroXtreme and possibly made gains of size since then but it is nothing I have noticed. I simply desired a more healthy and capable muscle. The purchase of the PeniMaster Pro and all of its accessories is to increase efficiency and curiosity admittedly.

Interesting, I can kind’ve envision this but mostly when attaching the chamber I just kept everything straight out. So yes if you feel like you’re getting absolutely the most out of the vacuum and you’re still experiencing slippage then one of the adaptors might help. I used the small adapter for about a year before I grew out of it.

Yes, it’s almost like the final last bit of shaft being vacuumed in. Admittedly, these same last few mm’s of shaft are the very first to come out again when I add load so it doesn’t make that big of a difference at all.

60 minutes is about as long as I could ever go in one sitting, even a year into it and under the best circumstances. At that point it just always started to get a little too uncomfortable for me no matter what I did, really.

Good that you figured out the rods system. In truth I really never bothered with the screws on each side either- I always left them “down” towards the base at the lowest setting because it decreased the number of variables that effected the tension. When I felt like I’d grown and needed more tension I just added one of the smallest units of the rods (or reconfigured the rods in some fashion in order to gain that extra few mm’s, I’m not sure exactly what the smallest rod’s dimension is).

I don’t but I probably should have especially given how much heat I subjected my unit to while extending. That is also something I highly recommend by the way, some form of heat, despite you mentioning you’re not really interested in lengthening. The best sources of heat seem to be ultrasound, FIR (Far Infrared) heat pads, infrared lamps/bulbs and rice socks in that order (although using an ultrasound is a whole ‘nother beast). Obviously I don’t have to mention that using any form of heat can be very dangerous and you have to be careful but the consensus seems to be that heat can be the deciding factor in gaining versus not gaining.