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Thanks for sharing! It goes without saying, but do NOT try this with an electric stove!!!!!!!
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wait..why can't you use a electric stove??
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I've done this same procedure using a normal soldering iron with pretty decent results. I took a couple of cheap Doc Johnson toys and flipped them inside out. Then I carefully carved away with a soldering iron trying to create a particular pattern. One thing to be careful about is that you can have it split right through to the other side if you aren' careful since the material is under quite a lot of tension while reversed. I also found out that you can ADD material to the inside where you want it. I even included a G-Spot to one of my unaholes that I didn't like that much before. However, I can't say that I made a $12 toy turn into a $70 Meiki, but it was a whole lot better than the simple ribbed design that many of these less expensive toys sport. Below are pictures of the "Milf" mods I did to an inexpensive D-hole. I obviously widen up the opening considerably, and then I added a G-spot and a Maria Ozama stinger at the end. It definitely improved the toy, but the harder elastomer still isn't my favorite.