Hi!
I just got interested in estim and am planning to build one for my partner, after experimenting a bit with a TENS machine..
Read the other posts here about 3d-printed insertables with coppertape..
Wouldnt it be much easier to buy an aluminium toy and use nailpolish to limit the connnecting area?
Nailpolish seems to be an excellent insulator:
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For a butt-plug how much would you recommend covering up? What are the downsides of keeping the whole thing as a connector?
Noob insertable estim ponderings
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Re: Noob insertable estim ponderings
Would not suggest aluminum fir a DIY, its too hard to find a safe alloy which won't leech ions or be affected by moisture. Commercially available plugs/probes are the best way to go for an insertable, and they've added a finish or spec'd a safer alloy so as to be non-reactive.
Copper for external is better, it's less likely to pass material to the body and conducts well as a tape. There's a reason we've been doing things a certain way...
Nail polish is one way to reduce surface area, though again, I suggest finding a body-safe polish for anything insertable. On the male side of things, the prostate is a motherfucking cancer magnet, so you really want to be certain with the things you're putting up in there.
Downsides to keeping a whole plug as a connector? Not really any. The smaller of a surface area you leave, the more intense and direct the signal can be. Since you don't really have a ton of nerve endings up there, you can really do damage without knowing.
Copper for external is better, it's less likely to pass material to the body and conducts well as a tape. There's a reason we've been doing things a certain way...
Nail polish is one way to reduce surface area, though again, I suggest finding a body-safe polish for anything insertable. On the male side of things, the prostate is a motherfucking cancer magnet, so you really want to be certain with the things you're putting up in there.
Downsides to keeping a whole plug as a connector? Not really any. The smaller of a surface area you leave, the more intense and direct the signal can be. Since you don't really have a ton of nerve endings up there, you can really do damage without knowing.
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