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I have a Dremel that runs at about 23,000 RPMs, do I need something higher to achieve the same result like you have right here?😊

Love all the videos soaking up all the information before I attempt my first project. Thank you for all the great tips 🙏

You got some skills bro. Beautiful

“I’m not as deep as I’d like to be”. Classic.

Thank you for the video man!

Good to see you posting vids again. Your work is spetacular. I have used your techiques and vids to dip my toe into Stippling. I finished my first pistol recently. Currenty l am working on a G43 frame and Winchester 1400 cerekote projects. I'm sure your busy AF so any new vids are great!

Thanks for this video! I’ve owned 5 glocks and built three 80%s and every single one of them have had this issue. Giving it a try now 🤘

Thanks for not GateKeeping Information, like some insecure guys on here lol i feel like if your work is solid you should be able to share your process,

Thank you so much. So awesome.

Great video. Definitely not too long. I appreciate this. Good stuff, man. 👍👍

Dude cool videos but for real tho what in this world is on your chin

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When I dry fire my p80 26 my slide comes completely forward and off like if I was taking it apart can someone please help I’ve been tryna to fix this issue for weeks

Certainly looks cool but i wonder how functional it is compared to an actual gas pedal.

Amazing

Do you actually cut the initial lines with the 953? If so do you lay it flat or straight down?

Oh Very Nice! Direct from brazil...

It actually showed you doing nothing

🤓 glasses emoji for the win

Lookin fresh

This song is an ICP rip off group

How do you get such good borders? I’m practicing watching your videos and still can’t figure it out.

Nice work bro! I like the hybrid looks man.

Do you also paint slides?

Micrometer doesn’t mean what you think it means…..

It's been awhile but absolutely awesome work man🤟

Nice!

Great work!

Never seen this trick online and it’s such a good idea. Why don’t you use a handheld torch like the crack heads use lol. You’d probably get more control.

This video is very helpful. Thanks. 👍🙂

IMPORTANT INFO: BEFORE REMOVING MATERIAL!!!! Ensure your firing pin safety spring is properly aligned when installed. When the spring is slightly off and doesn’t go into the hole in the center it will cause slide drag. Once you remove material it could cause problems when the safety is reinstalled properly.

Where does everyone get their rails from?

need better camera angle

I have been doing my own work on glock and p80, and man, I just wanted to say thank you for putting out your videos! I do mine just for my own customization and you really helped me a lot!

Brad brother thank you soo much for sharing your tips and tricks that you use on the these frames. I’ve started to get into stippling for just myself and friends at the gun club. I’ve done Gunsmithing and Cerakoting for a while now to make some extra cash around the house after my wife passed away a couple years back. Your tips and tricks will help me so very much and I can’t thank you enough. I know you’re a busy guy but I was wondering if I ever ran into a problem and needed some advice , would it be okay to message you? If not I totally understand and bro you’ve done a lot already with the videos you’ve already posted. Anyway bro you be safe out there and god bless my brother!

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What grit of sandpaper do you use to strip the gun?

How can i find the back rails?

I will just cut the rounded edge to flat. Maybe 7 mm from the slide removal pin. When it is flat it will have the most grip possible to your thumb for upward force. No point to make any agle with slobe with drills. Cut is sharp. Sharp edges give maximum grid and overall feel. What is harder item to hold: Soap with corners or soap without corners?

Is the texture soft or hard after it gets stipple?

Where are you getting the 2000-4000 grit sanding drums?

Mine only catches when the recoil spring is on, if it's nit on an only the barrel is on. The slide goes on easy

Thanks bro

Is this a safety issue if not fixed honestly just curious

So, I have decided that I would like to stipple my Shield 9, which is pretty slick. I have watched a couple of your videos so far and, first of all, thanks for the good content, well presented and good clear video. I think I can do a good basic job or this with a little practice, but I am wondering: In your experienced opinion, can a person ruin the integrity of the frame by stippling too aggressively? I mean, the polymer is made a certain thickness for a reason, and it seems like the stippling might affect that strength. But, stippling is pretty common, so....

I practiced too in P80 frame just in case

Tho get straighter more clean borders l, use small files... i use standard and diamond files... i also establish the first line with a v notch chisel...( pencil before that, but you get the idea..)

Any experience with KelTec frames, like the. P17 ?

Professionals don't use ryobi's. Nothing says weekend warrior more than Ryobi tools.

Can I please send you my grip???