Home made pump.

I get sore deep in the tissue of the penis when I pump in the narrow tube.

Thats very interesting! I assume you mean deep along the shaft and not the “inside penis” behind the pubis.
Gives some more hints at packing the tube and preventing outward expansion will expand more of the inner tissue.

Question now is if this is only affecting length or also girth. I suspect there might be some threshold where it effects only length.(when even the inner tissue has no way to go sideways).

When I measured two weeks ago I lost about 1/4” of girth in addition to gaining 1/8” of length.

The girth loss could have been EQ, but the length sure was real.

So here’s a quick question: I can’t make it to my bpel in the tube. Is this due to the fat pad you think? I get about a half inch short or bpel. Do you think this has any implications for my pumping strategy?

It could fatpad, or the tube is still too wide or not enough pressure, though I’d be careful will adding pressure too early or often.

My tube is opaque, so I have no idea how far I’m pulling.

Id give up 1/4” girth for more than 1/4” length but not less. Maybe it was eq. Or maybe you need to stick to it and length gains will be greater

So if a tube is narrower, even if you don’t pack it, you’ll stretch farther?

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So if a tube is narrower, even if you don’t pack it, you’ll stretch farther?

If you aren’t packing it, you will not stretch.

I will continue until I stop seeing results.

Thats so interesting. Please keep us updated. Espacially about your girth. Please check once again when you are at 100% eq.

That is really buggin me how it can happen. You know the same must then happen with normal stretching too but it doesnt.

Getting a clear tube will improve your results. Being able to accurately measure while under vacuum inabled me to hone in on the correct time/pressure needed to exceed my BPEL. The time it took to exceed that measurement was cut once I learned how to manipulate pressure into the second set. Once I got there I let the heat and vacuum do the work.

I used to pump way back in the late 90’s and early 2000’s, but I was ignorant and over zealous which resulted in multiple accounts of fluid buildup and that dreaded donut effect. Including a few scary moments that turned out to be the early warning signs to stop.

But after reading many posts about pumping, using narrow tubes for length and pumping with some kind of elastic wrap around the shaft (to reduce fluid build up) think I’m going to try this some time in the near future.

Thanks for all the info…And ideas about how to go about making a pump myself.

Different type of stress on the unit.

I realise that.

I’m just way too busy with a new office and clients.

Once I get used to all the changes I will look at finding a clear tube.

I appreciate your input.

I used ABS pipe and cap to get started. There is a picture at the beginning of this thread.