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Try cutting the point off a toothpick and use that as a guide to keep everything aligned. As you screw the set screw in it will push the piece of toothpick out the other side.

Very nice video.

is aluminum polish ok for steel?

Great video, thanks for the instruction

Helpful, Thank you

Thank you for a concise and well edited video. I’ve taken my Glocks apart to polish trigger connectors and do deep cleans, but I’ve never had to replace a firing pin spring…but I think I may have my first one. While at the range today, we experienced two light primer strikes (back to back) resulting in misfires. First time I’ve ever had a Glock not go bang, and I’ve shot a LOT. The good part is that my grandson was with me (he was actually the one firing), so he got on the spot training about how to handle a misfire, and the difference between a hang fire. Invaluable experience. Now to search for lint, weak/broken spring, broken firing pins. Since it’s a retired duty firearm and now one of my main EDC’s, lint is definitely a possibility. Even some stray oil that got tacky, but I doubt that one, as I’m really stingy with oil on my Glocks. Anyway…thanks. After watching your video, it’s now a simple job. So glad yours was the first one I clicked on. No need to search others.

This is a magnificent build man...wow! It's a disgrace that this video doesn't have more views...well done👍!

Didn’t realize I missed this post! Great video! Its Bladeboy btw….

Excellent video.

Awesome tips, thanks for sharing, going to go now and tighten mine up, only unpacked and setup quickly earlier this evening! 👍

Thanks for the video, straight to the point not a lot of useless talking like other people, keep up the good work.

Thank you. I'm about to buy a workstation. Useful advice.

Excellent video. I ordered a new Factory spring to replace the one that has been on my Glock 19 for over 10,000 rounds. Started getting some light strikes so I'm going to see if a new spring will take care of the problem. Also ordered a VISM Glock tool. I'll review your video again when I ready to make the change. Thanks again. I just clicked on subscribe.

Debating if there are benefits to doing this on the Glock rails and slide connections to smooth out the slide movement…

Cut your nails bro 😳

Question. How you attach the flex shaft to the dremel workstation? You just hanging it or in the mount? (I’m having issues finding how to install in the mount!) haha good video!

Good video ... Thank you!!!

Your videos on the finer points of setting this unit up are very helpful. I especially liked the previous one showing how to get the chatter out of the tool. I mount tools like this to a board that extends out on either side of the base by about 6". (You can see the holes in the base through which to pass the screws. Or you can countersink them from underneath and use nuts above.) That way I can clamp the board rather than the tool and the clamps do not get in the way of my work. I can move it to any surface because it is not screwed to my workbench. And it makes the base wider and thus more stable. I also made a wood table to fit snugly over the base so that should I ever be off from exact center, I won't immediately drill into the metal base. Just some thoughts that might be helpful.

Great vid

is it possible to keep or arrest the plunger in the down position.

I got a Glock 17 gen 5, I really want to get the apex trigger but I want to keep it as stock as I can, thank you for this video man.

3000 grit wet sanding works really well too and is a slightly faster process than actual polishing. I usually start at 2500 grit and work my way up to 4000-5000 grit for that mirror smooth finish. Oils also works in place or water for wet sanding.

Thank you!! I could not figure out how to get the Dremel in the nest

Thank you for taking to time to make this video. I just purchased a Vickers trigger shoe for my G33 and your video was just what I needed to complete my project. Thanks again!

Great vid I punched mine through the other side when removing the bar 😂

Made my day!!!!!

Hi, thanks, your video is great. Tightening all the screws and those two extra hex nuts underneath/near the depth stop which @budizen3014 in the comments recommended, has helped a lot. But, there is still lateral movement when the handle of the press is pushed all the way down. This means the drill bit moves slightly to the left. I don't know what to do! I don't know if I'm expecting too much from nylon threads (why nylon). People are saying they have no play at all so I must be missing something. But still much better than before. I've subscribed. :)

What about the m4 bit? Can't get it to fit in the dremel

Awesome video man. I appreciate someone actually explaining it in an understandable way lol

Great, easy to follow video instructions! Thank you!

Thank you!

You Sir are a genius!! Been having a hard time installing my firing sleeves. Used my bench block and voilà, done. Great work and thanks for the video!!

Looks good man

I got my workstation but I have a question. The metal pipe it turns easily. Is it suppose to do that? How do you keep it from turning How can the dremel work properly if the bar keeps turning

I’ve got a question for you and this might be my problem is the fire pin spring I’m not sure but my Glock when I rack the slide without a magazine in it 50% of the time the trigger locks in place, so I can dry fire the other 50% of the time it doesn’t do you know what that might be

Ma man needs to cut the nails lol

Thankyou I now know my plunger is stuck it should have dropped out like I thought with the extractor

Thank you sir 🫡 subscribed!

Clean, well organized presentation. Nice work, thanks for the tutorial.

I have a question for you. If I could email you I would. I have the Brad point drill bits that MGB says to use but I can’t find the collet for my dremel to use a 4mm drill any help would be great. Thanks

FYI, these are on clearance at home Depot for $10 right now. I just got the last one at my store today.

Great tutorial, thank you!

Thanks. Super helpful with that trigger shoe removal!

Legend

I tear every new pistol apart as soon as I pick them up from the FFL. I always find burrs on the trigger bars, among other places. It makes a huge difference! Great video!

Awesome video just got my workstation yesterday 🙌🏻👍🏻🇺🇸

You need to cut them nails my guy .

Hey Brother. Thanks for this video. No nonsense and demonstrates how to easily remove that old trigger shoe. Awesome work.

Thanks for the heads up on all those potentially loose fixtures.