very good vid👍🏾 i just wanna say....if you want to stipple colored frames like them p nut color or grey...DONT use a burner without heatcontrol. these frames will caramelize quick if too hot or standingtime of the iron is not quick enough. you will have brownish burned up spots and edges if not worked quick enough. green is ok to work on but p nut or grey....caution☝🏾
Im starting my first stipple as I'm watching your video and I'm using a dremel,, (and I can relate about ppe), what I'm working on is the raptor pistol grip. As you may know it's a smooth handle. Stippling is a must even when shooting slugs. I'm using a soldering gun and for tips, I use straight #6 copper wire and make my own, I have my first few designs ready to use.
P.S. I have had one of those micro wire from a wire wheel go in my eye and as freaky it sounds, I didn't realize I had it in my eye till next day when I noticed my eye lid was catching on when I blink,, soo yeah
@@jasonsantos9064 fuck that sounds so gnarly. I HATE getting stuff in my eye. I keep safety glasses everywhere now and always have some foam ear plugs in my toolbox and car.
Pros use a Dremel, I haven't had success with that though. So I just end up being really careful and trying to keep my lines as straight as possible with the wood burner. I don't do a dedicated line for a boarder though, I just end the pattern in a line, if that makes sense.
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very good vid👍🏾
i just wanna say....if you want to stipple colored frames like them p nut color or grey...DONT use a burner without heatcontrol.
these frames will caramelize quick if too hot or standingtime of the iron is not quick enough.
you will have brownish burned up spots and edges if not worked quick enough.
green is ok to work on but p nut or grey....caution☝🏾
Another tip is have some good ventilation, the fumes would burn my eyes but id be fine after turning on some fans
Im starting my first stipple as I'm watching your video and I'm using a dremel,, (and I can relate about ppe), what I'm working on is the raptor pistol grip. As you may know it's a smooth handle. Stippling is a must even when shooting slugs. I'm using a soldering gun and for tips, I use straight #6 copper wire and make my own, I have my first few designs ready to use.
You can practice on the cases for guns also. OT defense is a great sight for tips and practice materials.
Dude just got my wood burner, practicing on a old apx frame, before I get the balls to do my G19
What a coincidence, I just stippled my full size Apx and then my G19 Gen 5.
Man great job for being new to it. Going to do my G26 soon.
Thank you bro!
The 26 will look great with a stipple job.
wow that brain/intestine pattern on the brown at 2:44 was interesting lol
Someone once told me it looked like a ball sack and now I can't unsee it. 😂
P.S. I have had one of those micro wire from a wire wheel go in my eye and as freaky it sounds, I didn't realize I had it in my eye till next day when I noticed my eye lid was catching on when I blink,, soo yeah
@@jasonsantos9064 fuck that sounds so gnarly. I HATE getting stuff in my eye. I keep safety glasses everywhere now and always have some foam ear plugs in my toolbox and car.
What does the number written on the magazine mean?
@@TheNanovalue just helps keep track of mags if I run into malfunctions.
How do you get the borders? Dremel or wood burner?
Pros use a Dremel, I haven't had success with that though. So I just end up being really careful and trying to keep my lines as straight as possible with the wood burner. I don't do a dedicated line for a boarder though, I just end the pattern in a line, if that makes sense.
Does stippling itself feel soft?
Not at all lol.
Well shoot… now I’m stippling a Glock with squiggles. Thanks!
@@2ndEng556 😂😂😂
@@JFR19 it is done. Thanks for the inspiration!
@@2ndEng556 Hell yeah! How'd it turn out?
Stipple the mag base plate