Originally Posted by xenolith
I think you’re missing the magic of this non-existent thingamajig rootsy (you’re not alone in that). My experience has shown me that discretized volumes of penile tissue (CC/CS/tunica) can be caused to undergo deformation followed by hyperplasia much more effectively than can the entire volume of penile tissue. This is the guiding principle of both the CCCC (Cable Clamp Cock Coffin) and the TT (Tiger Trap); the physics of which I presented here: Strain ellipse mechanics adjacent to clamps. Because of the effectiveness of the discretized stress application in the radial vector that both the CCCC and the TT produce, my EG has increased dramatically since I’ve been using them. Indeed, I’m certain that I can literally continue to growth penile girth by means of discretized radial stress application ad infinitum.However, heretofore, I’ve not been aware of any device that achieves discretized stress application in the longitudinal vector…until the (non-existent) Dsyon 4000. While I would no doubt modify the thing to make it even more bitchin’ were I able to get my mits on one, the design principle of discretized stress application in the longitudinal vector that it demonstrates is, in my opinion, demonstrative of having been informed by a very keenly informed physiologist.
xeno
I totally get your strain ellipses idea. And I think it is a good one. Actually, I have heard so many people wondering why clamping produces base girth, and it always seemed obvious it was because you were creating a circumferential fulcrum, producing greater strain adjacent to the clamp directly in front of it and behind it. Then I saw your thread linked above and I was like, "ok, at least one other person had this idea as well."
I just don’t think that is what is happening here. The tension being produced by the spring is a fixed amount defined by the springs displacement. The way tension develops in a tissue, it doesn’t matter how many times this is anchored, the tension in the tissue will only be dependent upon the force produced by the spring. That is, the tension will be equal in the spring and tissue.
I could see the actual clamping of each individual ring possibly creating a slight fulcrum just like the cock coffin, or being able to apply a greater total tension because of a more secure anchoring method without cutting off circulation as much as using a single attachment site. The longitudinal tension between each pair of anchoring rings will be equal aside from any clamping effect from the attachment itself.
An aside: reading about your cock coffin and tiger trap, I had the thought of applying several fulcrums that ran longitudinally down the length of the penis, rather than several circumferential fulcrums. Have you tried this? Putting the tiger trap on with the ridges parallel to the penis would create this effect.
Roots