One thing I would recommend NOT doing, is stippling the under side of the beaver tail. Firm grip or not, this will irritate your hand, and become uncomfortable to shoot. Made this mistake once on an M&P, and wound up sanding it smooth again after the first trip to the range.
..the SMOOTH area of the ‘upper part’ of the grip, UNDER the beaver tail area..is SMOOTH generally due to the “twisting in the hand on mag changes”. We turn the pistol in our hand WITH A LOOSE grip.
Cali here. Just bought a Glock19G3 yesterday for conceal carry. Never getting another one cause I find myself looking to adjust a lot of things already. Thanks for the vid. I’ll be sending mine to a gunsmith.
gonna try this on my Glock field knife, its probably the best utility knife on the planet in terms of durability but the rounded handle makes it turn in the hand more than id like
Great video. Really like how you started from the center and circled out. Wish you would have gone into a little more detail on pressure, temperature, how far apart, just more detailed on the actual stippling procedure. Possibly a second video just on that? My ocd would have me put tape over the Glock logo and go back over with 220 after the 150 sandpaper. And as was mentioned already, some detailed instruction on how the border was created. Overall awesome video though! 👍
Great video, thank you very much! I picked up the same wood burning kit in your description. What temperature/how high do you turn it up to for stippling?
I purchased all the tools , it’s all in, tomorrow I start tear down and start the process, what temp setting is your burner on for the stippling process… thank you very much in advance. My OCD will have an outlet now and helps I’m on a military installation where everyone once they found out I was gonna start this is curious how mines gonna turn out so I can start others lmao. 💪🤙🍺🇺🇸
Do you do this for other people? And if so, how much do you charge? I would love to have the basket weave design and double undercut with the mag release dug out on my G43x
loved the video. I'm looking at doing a fish scale or snake skin on one of mine. the wood tool for your edges is a great idea, I'm going to have to use that one.
great video. just a small tip or constructive critism. it would look even better if you would have outlined all the frame around everywhere you stippled. but it came out awesome
No its not true... even tho you can make a pattern white a drwmel head theres a big difference while a hot stick will melt the material and reform it with a design the material is still there just patternized, a dremmel actually removes it completely... and with all the material already being removed i would be cautious about removing any more, you know... have a good day.
I'd like to see how you did the borders with the "V" carving tool. And how you kept them so straight. Did you free hand the borders? Great vid, you should do a few of them showing the other patterns as well.
Nice video, man! To each their own! Definitely some great points to take here. But, I prefer the finger grooves and wouldn't recommend sanding the stock pattern off. It reduces the amount of material for you to solder against and makes it more difficult to achieve deeper patterns.
@@GodGunsGills You posted this a long time ago, but this is why I remove the factory texture. One, it makes the final result way more consistent across the whole grip. This is very noticeable on gen 4 and 5 pistols where the raised squares can make things extra uneven. Secondly, when you stipple you're not removing material, you are making the plastic rise up as you displace it with the tip when you melt it with the burning tool. By taking the surface down before you stipple the end result is about the same overall grip size as before. As with many things, prep work is critical, prep every surface before you begin working on it.
As long as the magazine is still in the frame, the frame won’t warp. But if you accidentally hit some of your internal parts when grinding and stippling etc. then you’ll have to look at the mess up all the time. I feel it’s easier to have all the internals out so there is no mess ups but you can probably do it the same with them in.
That Circle pattern is actually really clean.
This is the best video, so easy to follow. For a first timer it was a breeze thanks to you. This could almost be its own video. The disassembly
One thing I would recommend NOT doing, is stippling the under side of the beaver tail. Firm grip or not, this will irritate your hand, and become uncomfortable to shoot. Made this mistake once on an M&P, and wound up sanding it smooth again after the first trip to the range.
..the SMOOTH area of the ‘upper part’ of the grip, UNDER the beaver tail area..is SMOOTH generally due to the “twisting in the hand on mag changes”. We turn the pistol in our hand WITH A LOOSE grip.
Thought the headlamp was overkill.... hour into my gun putting my lamp on 😂
Oh my goodness that came out soo good!I would like to have seen how you actually did the boarder but great video man!🙏🏼
Great video! I'd like to watch one on the "basket weave" pattern.
I will make one as soon as I can! Been very busy lately.
Cali here. Just bought a Glock19G3 yesterday for conceal carry. Never getting another one cause I find myself looking to adjust a lot of things already. Thanks for the vid. I’ll be sending mine to a gunsmith.
Yeah we aren't able to just buy an eighthy dollar replacement if we mess up.
Really like the the circle effect of the stippling
Basket weave pattern is crazy! One of the more informative how to videos I've seen on this. 🚫🧢💯🖖
Shoutout this guy just stippled my g21 came out fantastic thanks for the sweet guide
gonna try this on my Glock field knife, its probably the best utility knife on the planet in terms of durability but the rounded handle makes it turn in the hand more than id like
Great video. Really like how you started from the center and circled out. Wish you would have gone into a little more detail on pressure, temperature, how far apart, just more detailed on the actual stippling procedure. Possibly a second video just on that? My ocd would have me put tape over the Glock logo and go back over with 220 after the 150 sandpaper. And as was mentioned already, some detailed instruction on how the border was created. Overall awesome video though! 👍
Nice looking !!!! Especially the double undercut !!!!
Im watching this and like going back and forth to the garage right now , like should I or should I not fuck with them lol
Same!!!
I was sanding in the loop, took your advice and sanded on the edge....now I have the grip I want. Thank you!
Great video, thank you very much! I picked up the same wood burning kit in your description. What temperature/how high do you turn it up to for stippling?
Didnt think about doing a second groove for my support hand. Will be doing that tomorrow for sure. Thansk for the video.
Really enjoyed the Shawn Mendes while watching the gun tutorial 😂
Thanks for making this vid, that 4-in-1 glock tool is pretty sweet, might need to pick one of those up. Nice work on the stippling! 👍
That stipple job is crazy good man 🙌🏽
You did an amazing job brother, im going to send you my G19 frame to get the same job done Lol😂
How has the frame held up removing that much material?
Have you found that this devalues the gun on the used market to any degree? You did a great job on this piece.
Very helpful video. I liked the basket weave pattern and been practicing that on other surfaces before I go for it.
You just gave me an idea for mine! Thanks gonna safe this vid for when I get to do that :D
That double under cut looks a little thin...lol... great job cheers to your talent sir.
love the video man. great, practical introduction.
I purchased all the tools , it’s all in, tomorrow I start tear down and start the process, what temp setting is your burner on for the stippling process… thank you very much in advance. My OCD will have an outlet now and helps I’m on a military installation where everyone once they found out I was gonna start this is curious how mines gonna turn out so I can start others lmao. 💪🤙🍺🇺🇸
The reassembly would have been great to see and hear. You know, for us noobs lol
Great tutorial! That ZP slide looks sick as well!
Boom. $200 saved. Thanks, bud.
Love the work and craftsmanship. The slide on the basket weave is great, where'd that come from?
Amazing video!! Best one yet! Only question I have is how do you get that nice polished look on the double under cut?
Awesome video. That was so helpful.
Thank you. 😎🇺🇸
Best video I’ve seen keep it up bro 😎
Do you do this for other people? And if so, how much do you charge? I would love to have the basket weave design and double undercut with the mag release dug out on my G43x
loved the video. I'm looking at doing a fish scale or snake skin on one of mine. the wood tool for your edges is a great idea, I'm going to have to use that one.
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Love it nice work bro beats spending money on the stippling job..
Beautiful job , I’m another just waiting for the border video lol
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Nice bro thank you !!
Very awesome video! Very helpful, thanks brother.😊
Damm you proo love that basket patern😍
Why does that dremel sound so dope over that beat. Lmao
jfields1134 hahaha that comment made me laugh. It does sound pretty cool. I’m bout to make some more gun stippling videos
Awesome video. Thanks!
Awesome Job!!!
I think you did a great job
Great video man. I am going to attempt to do this. Thanks
Sir, what camera did you use to synch to your Apple watch? Can you use any camera so long as it has a specific feature?
As long as you tape off trigger and slide area you wouldn't need to break the gun down completely right?
You should post more of these, this shit is gas🔥
Great video... next video can you show doing the border?
Man that was a nice video! Wish I could send you my frame!
Awesome video! What speed do you have the dremel tool set to?
Did great man! Blessings
That looks great 👍🏼
This video quality is soo clean man, great video
Do you do this on the side? I'd like to have my 17 done. Great work.
Great vid from start to finish! Keep it up! How about some just insanely weird designs?
Do you have a video showing how you chiseled the borders
great video. just a small tip or constructive critism. it would look even better if you would have outlined all the frame around everywhere you stippled. but it came out awesome
Why do you have to remove the internals? Could you do most of this without doing that?
Awesome video!
Can you show how you did the basket weave pattern??
What temp all the way up? and tip ? I want to recreate this is a great job
My friend said that u can use a dremel with the ball tip to make the dots is it true?
No its not true... even tho you can make a pattern white a drwmel head theres a big difference while a hot stick will melt the material and reform it with a design the material is still there just patternized, a dremmel actually removes it completely... and with all the material already being removed i would be cautious about removing any more, you know... have a good day.
Really nice stippling job.
I was just wondering how to do stippling not glock disassembly or sanding
I'd like to see how you did the borders with the "V" carving tool. And how you kept them so straight. Did you free hand the borders? Great vid, you should do a few of them showing the other patterns as well.
Yeah. Me too.
Agreed
Very nice. Good job
Looks great how long does it take you from start to finish? Also, where are you buying Glock frame? I can't find any and for $80 bucks?
how did you cut in those lines so crisp....your hand just that steady? or you lay some tape down lol
giving it a go on my glock 19 gen 5.. I will probably rewatch this video a ton of times lol
Nice job!
Nice job
How do you keep the grip black after stippling? After I stipple and sand, the grip turns dark gray and not that black
Nice job man !!!!
Good shit my guy!
Is it absolutely necessary to strip it down before you stipple it???
Do you need to do a complete disassemble?
My soldering iron has a temp setting. What temp do you recommend?
I didn't realize Glock frames were that thick to do that.
U didn't show how you did the edges with the tool I don't know how to do that part for nice straight edges
Very nice job
Is that how you get rid of the support marks?
Can’t you do those without removing all of the internals?
I just did this but didn’t take the internals out rip. Seems fine tho
Nice job!!👍
This is damn nice! 😁
Not the first time I took a Dremel to my Glock😅
nice job..I like it.
Nice video, man! To each their own! Definitely some great points to take here. But, I prefer the finger grooves and wouldn't recommend sanding the stock pattern off. It reduces the amount of material for you to solder against and makes it more difficult to achieve deeper patterns.
I've always wondered is it better to stipple over factory grip instead of sanding
@@GodGunsGills You posted this a long time ago, but this is why I remove the factory texture. One, it makes the final result way more consistent across the whole grip. This is very noticeable on gen 4 and 5 pistols where the raised squares can make things extra uneven. Secondly, when you stipple you're not removing material, you are making the plastic rise up as you displace it with the tip when you melt it with the burning tool. By taking the surface down before you stipple the end result is about the same overall grip size as before. As with many things, prep work is critical, prep every surface before you begin working on it.
Triggered my trypophobia. So clean tho
What will hapen if i stipple my glock when the internals inside the frame
As long as the magazine is still in the frame, the frame won’t warp. But if you accidentally hit some of your internal parts when grinding and stippling etc. then you’ll have to look at the mess up all the time. I feel it’s easier to have all the internals out so there is no mess ups but you can probably do it the same with them in.
@@treylarsonproduction I thought it was just to keep the dremmel dust out of there keeping you from cleaning them later
Great work! God bless! God is good!
Awesome 👏
Do you have a link to this Amazon Glock tool?
Can you use a soldering tool
Great video. This makes me want to stipple my 19!
Very cool!
Is there a reason you did it with a mag in?
How did you do the basketweave style stippling?