Oh looky here! The CCH3.

Thanks!

By the way, that Commercial Account label by my avatar means that I MAY BE A GREEDY MONEY SUCKING LEECH WITH ULTERIOR MOTIVES SO YOU BETTER DARN WELL MAKE THE CCH3 YOURSELF!
lol
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Thanks again for the great design. I’ve already made mine all except for the grippers, will go to Lowes tomorrow. The only hard part was cutting out the little windows. And if the girl persists on knowing what I need the grippers for, I’ll just tell her the truth, maybe she’ll be curious and I’ll get a date.

BG

Here’s a tip on how to cut out those windows. Drill tiny holes along the lines you marked for the windows as close together as possible. Now use the carving knife to cut through the perforations and whittle the edges smooth.

It should take about 10 min. per window.

Product Update4: The CCH3 just became a bit easier to make. I found out you don’t need to anchor the cords at the far side of each pillar. So now you can have all the knots at the rear side ( the side facing your crotch ) of the CCH3. That’s 4 less holes to thread through. You’ll see this in about 5 days when I post it in action in the Member’s Pics forum.

Hi there CC,

Well, I still haven’t got the time to collect the stuff needed to make your great CCH3, but I’ll try to make one. By theway how come you must wait for 5 more days to post pics of CCH3 in action??. Seeya:)

Not enough privacy at home and I won’t be back to work until Friday.
I work alone on weekends and that’s the next time I have to take a photo of myself hanging with it. I didn’t have my digital camera with me at work when you asked me to last weekend.

Product Update5:

I just read about someone here trying to hang in a hot tub. What a great idea!

This can be done with the CCH3 since it’s only made of PVC pipe, gripper pads, and nylon cord but make sure you dry it off afterwards to prevent the rusting of the screws.

I’m not sure what type of wear and tear hot water has on the other hanging devices.

Another possibility…. I just finished mine, couldn’t find the rubber at Lowes.

So I bought and used Ultra Heavy Duty Felt Blanket, seems to work great. Also in case some have problems with the rubber material… it isn’t.

Good luck all

Hiya guys,

Great design chickenchoker!

Took me about 30 mins to build.

Here in the UK I could only find 1.25” tubing, so had to use that. Also the rubber you use I couldn’t find couldn’t find anything similar either, so made do with some thick fine grade cork and stuck it on using a hot glue gun :)

Hanging 3.75kg as we speak! might be a bit much for a beginner but it doesn’t feel too bad. Head does get slightly colder but could be because I havn’t got the knack of using it yet.

One question though, I’m uncut and I find foreskin rides over my head pretty easily, any suggestions?

fic.

1.25” PVC? You can expand the dimensions of the “windows” in that one too. Cool idea of the fine grade cork!

It’s been suspected that going up in weight too fast doesn’t allow for an adaptive increase in the circulation of the penis, therefore, ending up with a cold head. How long are your sets?

I’m going to totally guess how the uncut should wrap here since I am cut.

You would want the hanger to end up close to the head BUT with a bunch of skin, hanger material, and internal tissue buildup between the hanger and the head. I would try pulling the foreskin over the head and stretching that out and holding that as you wrap the shaft of your dick. Do not include the head in the wrapping. The gripper pads, or in your case the cork pads, are friendly to the skin so you don’t need wrapping material all the way to the base of your dick. I myself start the hanger close to the base, half on skin and half on wrapping material. I use the wrap strictly as a tight support for the internal structures and as a hanger stopper material - both actions to aid in the bunching for the hanger to maintain its hold on you.

Let me know how that works. Thanks.

All kinds of quarter-inch-thick firm but pliable skin-friendly material being used in place of the grippers!

Hiya,

Thanks for your reply, yes 1.25” tubing was all I could find, and as if by magic I did make the windows slightly bigger :)

For those who don’t like the idea of using knives to cut the windows, but have access to a workshop: use a circular saw to cut the width of the window, being careful not to saw too deep. The deeper you saw the wider the window. I used a drill press to drill the length of the windows and broke the inserts out. To smooth the drill holes I used a bench grinder, be careful though, one slip and it will grind away more than you want. Then just use fine grit sandpaper to remove flash and smooth edges.

The cork works really well, I was unsure of it becoming unstuck with hot glue be it seems to be holding!

I will try your suggestion with the wrapping, and I will lighten the weight I used.

To be honest I’m really impressed with it, it takes a matter of seconds to put on and once you get it on it is really comfortable. I left mine on for about 15 mins, then removed it and gave my tool a massage and then put it back on for a further 15. Did you guys experience skin stretching? I do get some. I think I read that somewhere but can’t find it.

For those in the UK, I got my tubing from Wicks its 1.25” wide and about 7-8 feet long and got the cord from there too, both together cost me less than 1 pound.

Another tip, if you using cord and havn’t got any superglue, heat up the knots with a flame lighter like a zippo or clipper, this will make the cord hard and the knots will not budge! Also, got frayed ends on your cord? use the lighter to melt the ends :)

Please do be careful, don’t apply a naked flame for too long as it will catch fire.

As I said chickenchoker, great design grips anything, including fingers!

fic.

Ahhhhh, such a great! design. Purely genius! For some reason, this makes me think that a lot of people will be helped with circulation problems. Keep up the good work!

thanks dude

Question for you guys here:

What sheet/pad-like material can I substitute for the grippers that can conduct heat ( instead of insulate from heat )?

It has to be firm yet pliable, but it can’t be like cork because that insulates from heat.

Any ideas?