good idea, bad end product
This is a really good idea, it just does not transfer over to the end product sitting on the store shelves. Who knows, maybe I just had a older kit with ingredients that where past their prime. Maybe someone else attached good results with their kit. But I still cant recommend this to anyone else. Save your money ans skip this kit.Published: December 6, 2011
Pros:
good idea, made in the usa
Cons:
did not work at all
I have been struggling with whether or not to write this review for a few months. I would like to share my experience with this product. But on the other hand, it has been a few years since we used it; so I might not remember enough to make it as useful as I would like.
The product came in a tube like the one pictured. Every item for the different steps was individual sealed. It also came with a mixing cup and mixing stick for the rubber compound. They included a basic white vib to add to your cloned willy, if you wanted to make it a vibrating willy. Mine also came with an ad for 3 movies from adam and eve for $10 (could be wrong on the price), which I though was slightly weird since we did not purchase ours from A&E. Not sure if this would be in the kits sold on eden.
I could not tell you what the ingredients are, or if they are body safe. It has been so long since we used our kit. I would have to assume that they are not on the safe side of the scale.
I remember that in order to use this kit, you needed to be hard before you mixed the molding powder. You only had a few minutes after you mixed the powder, until it was hard. That was on the tricky side. Have the wife get me hard, then try to stay hard while she mixed the powder. Pour the mixture into the tube, and stick my willy into the molding mix. Which was cold. So that makes it next to impossible to stay hard. Then try to stay hard for the 5 minutes you need to keep your penis in the mix. You would not think it would be such hard work to make a copy of your member, but it was. After you get all of that done. The mold needs to set out for 12 hours to dry (I could be wrong on the 12 hours, but I remember ours sitting there until the next night).
After your mold has dried, you need to fill it with the rubber compound. The rubber compound is a two part mix. You need to mix it carefully to not get too many bubbles in the mixture. Pour the mixture into your mold and let it dry for a few days. After it is dried, you pull it out of the mold. Or so they say. We could not get ours out of the mold, without destroying the mold in the process.
The product came in a tube like the one pictured. Every item for the different steps was individual sealed. It also came with a mixing cup and mixing stick for the rubber compound. They included a basic white vib to add to your cloned willy, if you wanted to make it a vibrating willy. Mine also came with an ad for 3 movies from adam and eve for $10 (could be wrong on the price), which I though was slightly weird since we did not purchase ours from A&E. Not sure if this would be in the kits sold on eden.
I could not tell you what the ingredients are, or if they are body safe. It has been so long since we used our kit. I would have to assume that they are not on the safe side of the scale.
I remember that in order to use this kit, you needed to be hard before you mixed the molding powder. You only had a few minutes after you mixed the powder, until it was hard. That was on the tricky side. Have the wife get me hard, then try to stay hard while she mixed the powder. Pour the mixture into the tube, and stick my willy into the molding mix. Which was cold. So that makes it next to impossible to stay hard. Then try to stay hard for the 5 minutes you need to keep your penis in the mix. You would not think it would be such hard work to make a copy of your member, but it was. After you get all of that done. The mold needs to set out for 12 hours to dry (I could be wrong on the 12 hours, but I remember ours sitting there until the next night).
After your mold has dried, you need to fill it with the rubber compound. The rubber compound is a two part mix. You need to mix it carefully to not get too many bubbles in the mixture. Pour the mixture into your mold and let it dry for a few days. After it is dried, you pull it out of the mold. Or so they say. We could not get ours out of the mold, without destroying the mold in the process.
Experience
The end product we got from this kit was garbage. The mold must of shrunk while it dried, because the cloned willy was no where close to real size. Plus the rubber compound trapped some bubbles in the dildo, making pot holes on the outside layer. Even with all the careful mixing and what not of the compound, we still had quite a few bubbles in the finished product. So much so, that the end product was useless as a sex toy. Its not like I mixed it wrong. The instructions were followed. And I am not new to mixing two part compounds.
We were really disappointed in this kit. I had such high hopes too. It is made in my home town, not over seas like so many toys. Plus, even if we could not use it as a sex toy; we figured we would have a cool looking copy of my willy above the fireplace on the mantle. But we could not even get that out of this kit.
We were really disappointed in this kit. I had such high hopes too. It is made in my home town, not over seas like so many toys. Plus, even if we could not use it as a sex toy; we figured we would have a cool looking copy of my willy above the fireplace on the mantle. But we could not even get that out of this kit.
Follow-up commentary
2 months after original review
there really isn't much I can add to this review. It was a pain in the ass to use, and it did not give us a high quality end product. It was expensive. It was messy. It was just a bad experience over all. I would not recommend this to anyone. I hate to say that. This is made by a company here in town. Not over seas. I try to stick up for our home grown businesses that keep the jobs here in America, but this product just does not work like designed to.
If you are getting this just for fun, then you might have your self a good time. If you are expecting a good end product, save yourself the money.
If you are getting this just for fun, then you might have your self a good time. If you are expecting a good end product, save yourself the money.
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material safety and cleaning?
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I'm curious about the "rubber" material and how body safe it is.
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You'll find most of the information you need there. You should also look at the reviews first to answer your questions before resorting to the forums. Good reviews will have this information and more.
From now on, whenever you want to know about material safety and its cleaning methods, etc., click on the material (or materials) link on the product page. It's usually on the top left of the webpage but this one is in the middle, for some reason, but there will always be a material safety so just look on the product page somewhere to find it.
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Curious
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Is the dildo it makes hollow or solid?
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Quote: Is the dildo it makes hollow or solid?SOLID ;) with a vibating bullet too!
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I was wondering this as well, thanks!
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clone a willy
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Tis Item is great. My husband and I use this item all the time, one in one door one in the other
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Quote: Tis Item is great. My husband and I use this item all the time, one in one door one in the otherThanks for sharing!
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This kit kind of freaks me out a little, actually.
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Clone-a-willy construction!
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I read a review where a man made a few of these single-handedly (hats off!). Instead of just placing the plastic tube over his penis, he cut off the closed end of the tube, sat down leaning back and poured in the mold, making sure it covered his entire length.
This actually seems to make more sense, provided you protect whatever it is you're sitting on, as there might be less fumbling about with timing and overflow of contents.
Has anyone tried it this way with more success? Any opinions? I read a review where a man made a few of these single-handedly (hats off!). Instead of just placing the plastic tube over his penis, he cut off the closed end of the tube, sat down leaning back and poured in the mold, making sure it covered his entire length.
This actually seems to make more sense, provided you protect whatever it is you're sitting on, as there might be less fumbling about with timing and overflow of contents.
Has anyone tried it this way with more success? Any opinions? :) -
Quote: I read a review where a man made a few of these single-handedly (hats off!). Instead of just placing the plastic tube over his penis, he cut off the closed end of the tube, sat down leaning back and poured in the mold, making sure it covered his entire length.We had one, and used the tube. My hubby is rather "gifted" in his length as well as girth, so in some parts of the dildo, the material was very thin near the bullet. I would suggest that if you do do one, don't put the bullet in.
This actually seems to make more sense, provided you protect whatever it is you're sitting on, as there might be less fumbling about with timing and overflow of contents.
Has anyone tried it this way with more success? Any opinions? I read a review where a man made a few of these single-handedly (hats off!). Instead of just placing the plastic tube over his penis, he cut off the closed end of the tube, sat down leaning back and poured in the mold, making sure it covered his entire length.
This actually seems to make more sense, provided you protect whatever it is you're sitting on, as there might be less fumbling about with timing and overflow of contents.
Has anyone tried it this way with more success? Any opinions? :) -
Hmmm, this is interesting. My boyfriend and I want to get this and the only thing we're worried about is that it won't work properly and we'll have to buy another one. This seems like a good technique. We'll try it out and I'll let you know :)
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Sucks that you didn't have a good experience with this.
We've heard so many people say they had bad luck with this product that you'd think the manufacturer could at least add some extra rubber compound in case the first try didn't work! I'd love to clone Alan's willy, but hesitate to spend 40 bucks on the *chance* that we might get it right the first time.
I cant remember reading one review where this product worked like it was designed to. Thanks for reading.
Sounds like a bad product.
Thanks for the review
Thanks for the review.
If they made this toy with:
- An easier learning curve, and
- Texture options (silicone, anyone??)
this would be so much more awesome. I got lucky, I got the right materials at the right temperate with the right timing, but it seems like a $40 flip of a coin. Too many chances for failure, and boom, your money is gone...
Thanks for the realistic review
thanks for the review
One of my friends said that her boyfriend couldn't get this to work, but that when he used modeling clay (like the quick set stuff that dentists use to make a mold of your teeth) that it worked perfectly. :p Thanks for the review! I can't even count on my hands the number of times that I've "almost" bought one of these, and then read reviews that stopped me again.
TY!
I'm nervous about trying this. I'm seeing a lot of reviews that indicate at least one failed attempt is likely. Thanks for the review!
Ah! We really want one but I don't want to waste $40.