Mature Metal discussion

Hi there, I’ve been trying to get in touch with Mature Metal regarding a potential collaboration for manufacturing a device tailored for very small penises. I’m struggling to locate their email address on the site. Specifically, I am referring to exceptionally tiny uncircumcised members that vanish almost entirely when flaccid. Standard devices don’t work because there isn’t enough shaft length or girth to secure them properly. When erect, my size reaches about 4 inches, but in a soft state, it is mostly just skin. My testicles are average sized and sit quite low.

I am considering a glans cage designed similarly to the ‘penicap’, but constructed from metal with open bars rather than being fully enclosed. It needs to remain secure while allowing the foreskin to glide over it as I undergo shrinkage. Stability would be achieved via a PA piercing that can be locked, ensuring the cage itself isn’t borne by the pin, thus preventing any tugging on the hole.

I currently possess a metal ring that sits comfortably behind the glans and stays put well. The skin drapes over it nicely. The challenge is finding a ring size that isn’t too constricting yet won’t slip off easily without requiring a solid tug. This prevents stress on the piercing site.

I appreciate how Mature Metal designs their cages with bars extending into the ring rather than being welded to the outer surface. This creates a cleaner, more compact profile and helps the skin move smoothly over it without catching.

Could someone please provide me with their email address so I can inquire if they are able to assist? I have invested heavily in various devices over time, but none have lasted long-term for my needs. I am eager to be locked up by my lovely wife who is keen on holding the key herself. She still wears a necklace pendant that holds a key for one of her previous devices even though I can no longer use it myself. She enjoys touching it and knowing I am chaste because of her. Currently, we are operating on trust, but this arrangement isn’t quite right for either of us.

I am prepared to cover the development costs for a device that actually works. Titanium would be ideal, but standard medical-grade stainless steel is perfectly acceptable if my concept can be realized. Fingers crossed someone can help out. Thank you all for reading. Mat