I thought it would be fun to make my wife a present, a little piece of me (well - not that little :)), that could be available to her when I’m not.
I have figured out a suitable mold making material (we used this to to mold children’s hands pretty succesfully).
What I need is a safe product to pour into that mold.
It’d be nice to have the option for a flexible or rigid material. It, of course, would have to be able to handle being wet, not flake or crack, be non-irritating and, of course, non-toxic.
The same craft place sells this but there’s not mention of it’s suitability. Something silicone-based would be nice.
There are sex toy shops and websites that sell kits for such things already put together. I have seen them offering either rubber or silicone material to make them with. I believe the rigidity of the finished product is standard for ready-made products of the same material.
Good Vibrations has a silicone kit. I don’t know if I’m supposed to link it from here, but search for “your cast member.” The Stockroom.com has (or had) a kit to make one from rubber, but I can’t access their site right now for some reason.
For some reason I’d completely forgotten about the make-your-own-sex-toy kits I’d seen on cable, I had visions of some sort of homemade machine driven by steam made in a garden shed
When mine first grew, naturally I had to immortalize it in plaster.
I had some stuff that you mix with warm water to make the mold.
Armed with a playboy I mixed the stuff up, plunged in my member and struggled to maintain my erection while the mold set.
It was my first taste of plunging my member into a warm, soft, moist, place that tightens and squeezes said member. What’s this strange queasy feeling? UH!!
Needless to say I had trouble maintaining my erection, but not for lack of stimulation. I gave up after a couple of times. I had better things to do!
So, have fun. I imagine the hard part will be maintaining your poise while the mold sets. Make sure you get enough supplies for more than one take. You may need a fluffer. Or not.
That’s because it doesn’t include the silicone rubber needed to make a true dildo. It comes with wax to make a candle, and “instructions” on how to cast in silicone rubber:
