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Where artistry overrides engineering. Way to go weakening the frame.

Thank you so much. I was trying and failing to do accelerator cuts before finding your video. I tried the burr and got a nice clean cut first time. I used the slowest speed as I find I have more control over the travel and direction at that setting. Thank you mate

Thx for sharing your trade tips and experience. I’m trying to get into doing this for fun. Posted to a gun group im in to get some tips from pple who had done it and possibly from pros. One guy in particular must have took it as a personal attack that I wanted to do my own frame, ultimately I ruined it by taking too much material out around the mag release. Of course he gloated and told me i should have sent it to a pro. I explained that it wasn’t about trying to save money this is something I genuinely enjoy doing. Anyway. Thx for the tips. Subscribed

41 mins of vertical video, ffs!

If i send you my trigger and pay you can you do the job for me???

If I wanted to get into hand stippling for myself and maybe a couple of buddies. What kind of rotary tool would be best starting out? Would it be smart to get the foredom 1060 if it is just for myself?

Gonna be practicing on some old parts. I used to do wood burning art and glass etching so I may be able to pick this up pretty quick.

It’s not called a canter or whatever when you used the carbide bit on the finger guard. It’s called a chamfer. Bevel would even be considered

As you said wet sanding, removed mask and grabbed monster I thought you were going to use the monster for the wetting

One small suggestion? Iam trying to follow along your guidance from beginning to end product but am having trouble with picking the titles in the right order. Titling the content "Part 1 of 5" "Part 2 of 5" etc. This will help us follow the steps to your process more easily. Thanks

have you ever tried using a small metal straight edge on the shaft of the bit to help with doing your straight lines?

Seriously, thank you for this content. You are the primary craftsman/mentor for this on here. SO glad you are! I'm working my G45 frame along with your videos. Pray for me. hahaha

Don't feel bad, I use a thimble full of Jack to calm things down.

Do you do a video on the stippling? I didn’t see one 😩 Do you like to start in the middle and work outwards or start at the borders and work in. Great work!

What's your process for removing all the dust after?

How do you get it smooth like that lol?

Do you have any tips on cleaning out your grip after your done sanding? I'm temped to shake it in a bucket of water to get all the plastics out.

Thanks, super helpful

Ok quick question I'm having kind of the same problem but mine is only doing it when loaded when unloaded it does fine but when firing sometimes it's not going fully into battery unless i tap it and send it the rest of the way i was told her heavier recoil spring do you have an opinion on that

What rotary tool is that?

“It’s not randomized” “Make it randomized”..

What temp should I use my iron on? Thanks for sharing the info. I was using a soldering iron and it was just too much. Destroyed one g30S lower grip module. Thanks!

Thanks bud. You’re right. There wasn’t much good advice on this. I did my Glock 19x with a soldering iron with the pin prick method. Luckily it came out acceptable. Using the variable temp wood burning iron was the piece of the puzzle I was missing. Thank you.

Is there still a business for hand stippling, or has everything switched to laser, are you still in business. I would much rather have hand. I like the way it looks better

You do great work. I have learned some new tricks from you. You’re right about it’s an art. Keep the videos coming. Long live the 2nd amendment.

Football bit!!!!!

Great video helped me a lot

thank you. I bought a psa dagger slide and have been dealing with this issue. Gonna sand down the plunger tonight and see if that fixes my issue. 🤙 my oem Glock slide doesn’t have this issue so I figured it was slide related.

The edge work looks rough man

Do you ever add material if you sand down too much

What did you cut the outline with?

Brand new to this, doing it for a hobby. Thank you for the awesome video.

Damn you're so good at it!

What tool is that ?

I've done quite a few myself, but this is painful to watch.

Hot boxing the room while building my type of video😂

Sweet

I Just sent my G43x to the Glock Store and had mine done and it’s perfect

What woodburning kit do you recommend?

Nice piece! I cannot stress enough with the right words how my PRUSA MK4 3D printer has been fucking amazing! I have printed out easily over 100 Glock lowers. I have the files for every single Glock in existence. But I also print out ARs, Shotguns, parts, tools and so much more. If you are thinking about purchasing a 3D printer, the Prusa is a champ and prints out high quality, very detailed Glocks. So many custom designs out there from batman, dragons, pro-military, American flag and so much more. Great video! If you want files, reply to this and I will be glad to share via discord, email or anything. Can't stop the bump!

With my "slide drag", the slide will not fully engage unless I hard rack it. Whenever I soft rack it, it does the same as yours, only difference, a slight shake is what fully engages it.

you got one steady ass hand

Just came across your channel. Loving it. The videos I've watched so far are all Glock. Do you also customize other brands? Keep up the good work!

what dremel are you using?

What do you charge for this? I may need my back strap texture removed (small hands) G19 gen 3

So badass i need to do this to my P92

Are you not changing any springs? I installed a Tactical Pontoon trigger, and due to arthritis in my trigger finger, James had me try different springs. I'm very happy with the trigger, but I'll try this on my next build.

So you took grip off to add more grip

Hey ty for sharing the video and explaining. I saw it on TikTok but wasn't sure what it was , glad you have RUclips!!!! New subscriber here...

What a dirty job