numnuts (imported) wrote: Wed Jun 06, 2007 4:30 pm Why can't they make effective elastrators, or even burdizzos for that matter, for humans?

Is it the human physiology that makes these items ineffective? Or is it just that the inventors of these items didn't design them for humans?

Is it conceivable that these or other items could be perfected or created to do the same job on human males?

And has it not happened yet simply because there are no mechanical engineers with the desire to create or perfect such an item?

I'm experimenting with that right now. Stay tuned.

numnuts (imported) wrote: Wed Jun 06, 2007 6:44 pm And btw, when is Eunuch.Org going to open an online store to sell T-Shirts, Coffee Mugs, guillotines, elastrators, burdizzos, etc. As novelties of course, with the Eunuch.Org Logo attached.

And what is the Eunuch.Org Logo anyway?

Logo suggestion: penis rampant minus testicles over a background of crossed swords (or chainsaws).

Kangan (imported) wrote: Thu Jun 07, 2007 6:32 am Logo suggestion: penis rampant minus testicles over a background of crossed swords (or chainsaws).

or crossed recip saws...

the tri-bander is a great improvement over the green ring elastrator

The flat bands wont roll and are a lot more powerful.Dont know if the bands are as painful as the rings were.

The pain from the green rings was extreme after a while.

Has anyone left a tri-bander ring on

long enough to attest to how much pain it causes.

Some one did develop a burdizzo that was different

It was made by wimco.The normal burdizzo has the cord stops all on one blade and none on the other.Wimco used much smaller stops with one on each blade going in opposite directions.The jaws were offset and had much narrower edges than all the other burdizzo s I had seen before.It was called a emaculatome instead of burdizzo.It was also made of stainless steel.

When I first saw it I thought it would cut the skin of the scrotum because the edges looked so narrow.The vet that used it on me assured me it would not cut me and the bruising would be far less.

When it was applied to my scrotum I was surprised it left less of a mark than the burdizzo that we used on previous attempts.

The previous attemps with burdizzo failed to get rid of my testicles.The wimco cut my cords well and successfully castrated me .

I dont think wimco sells these anymore.The only place I seen them is on ebay.

looks like the old elastrator is on its way out

The new tri-bander XL will be the new toy

Saw a video of it used on a man by a dominatrix ...no more fighting the testicles thru those little green bands.

generic (imported) wrote: Fri Jun 08, 2007 3:35 am the tri-bander is a great improvement over the green ring elastrator

The flat bands wont roll and are a lot more powerful.Dont know if the bands are as painful as the rings were.

The pain from the green rings was extreme after a while.

Has anyone left a tri-bander ring on

long enough to attest to how much pain it causes.

I've banded twice - both times with an ordinary flat rubber band wrapped triple to get enough pressure. Testicles went numb right away, but the cord pain was intense, so I gave up and cut the band off. Snap! Ouch!

Banding is not for me.

I've used bands since I was a teen.

I started with the little green bands that I used to hold rolled newspapers together with.

I have tried everything from the huge flat bands used on celery stalks, stretched and doubled a dozen times to be super tight ,to elastic hair ties, leather shoelaces, just about anything that can be tightened to cause loss of blood flow.

I've never been able to outlast the pain & the bands come off after (at the longest ever) 90 minutes.

I did try self surgical castration when I was 25.

I got the scrotum open almost 2" with an exacto knife and could see the testicle within the tunic. But I nicked an artery and started bleeding profusely.

I went to the ER & told them I had dropped my butcher knife... after surgery to stop the bleeding, 3 days in the hospital & 4 units of blood, I survived.

I still play with bands, but haven't used a knife again.

Though a cheap regular banding tool can be effective, it is not recommended as stated by many. The "Callicrate Smart Bander," even with one application can cause significant cord damage if used as recommended. That's because it can actually crush the cords as they're bundled together. You can actually exceed the tightening recommendation, and that's when you could damage the cords and wind up castrating yourself accidentally. At best, you'll end up with hypogonadism.

So be extremely careful, don't use this tool to play around with. You might end up in the hospital.

Hash (imported) wrote: Sun Jun 10, 2007 3:51 am Though a cheap regular banding tool can be effective, it is not recommended as stated by many. The "Callicrate Smart Bander," even with one application can cause significant cord damage if used as recommended. That's because it can actually crush the cords as they're bundled together. You can actually exceed the tightening recommendation, and that's when you could damage the cords and wind up castrating yourself accidentally. At best, you'll end up with hypogonadism.

So be extremely careful, don't use this tool to play around with. You might end up in the hospital.

If the cords are crushed wouldn't it have the same effect as the Burdizzo? Or are you saying that it is not a good thing to play with but OK for the real thing if you are serious? Or is there some other concern? So far in my play with elastrator applications I have gone up to 10 bands but not suffered any cord pain or noticeable damage

While I am on that subject I always wondered about the burdizzo. After the cords are crushed, I gather that the arteries are essentially put out of action and blood supply to the balls is cut off causing them to atrophy. Is it that the tissue is readsorbed naturally by the body? Isn't there a significant possibility that the dead balls would get infected and create serious problems e.g. gangrene? Or is there enough circulation remaining to prevent that?

Any thoughts??