It would be awesome if you showed the first 20-30 touches of the iron in normal speed to know how long you are holding it on it. It looks like a dab, but hard to tell.
Who bright idea was it to do a stippling job without stripping the weapon down to the frame? So how do you remove all the grindings in the slide and under the extractor?
The video poster mentions some of the concerns in the video around the 6-9 minute mark. Something about how he knows that some fat, unkempt, TH-cam douche would probably take offense with such a non-issue as not breaking the gun down. He said that guy probably doesn't know the first thing about stippling or ease of blowing out the internal parts of the glock slide if ever needed. Followed it up with saying "said douche was probably picked on his entire life due to his fatness and now has sunk low enough to surf YT and find channels that actuallly provide a service just to make random, stupid, non-relative comments to boost his already low self-esteem".
matt summers your comments are foolish you don't know Frederick Kaludis, and you don't know enough about weapons to know that once you work on a weapon it needs a full strip , clean and test fire before you depend on its function. This kind of work is exact why you need to detail strip first to keep grit out of the slide. Because if you fowl the slide, and jam the gun. Bad videos only teaches failure. But any one that try's this project will end up going to a gunsmith for everything forever.
I’m thinking that whole time why not take off slide….he does a solid stipple and undercut but would have way better leverage on the frame without slide and it cuts down possibility of damaging slide…WTF
Great job. As far as stripping few people realize it really isn't needed. It's the same with Duracoat. Where did you get the mat on your bench top? Thanks for taking the time to make the video.
You should've fine-sanded the surface down a bit after the stippling because it looks too rough and ugly right now, like "straight out the oven", with pieces of molten plastic just sticking out everywhere...
because everyone knows when you have small pieces of plastic flying around you want your slide right next to it so they can find their way into all the small cracks
Great choice of radio station selection
did the same to my glock before i sold it. rounding off all the edges and removing the finger groves made it much more comfortable in the hand.
Watching you grind off those finger grooves was very satisfying.
It would be awesome if you showed the first 20-30 touches of the iron in normal speed to know how long you are holding it on it. It looks like a dab, but hard to tell.
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How you just end the video like that lol. Halfway finished video. 😂😂
Who bright idea was it to do a stippling job without stripping the weapon down to the frame? So how do you remove all the grindings in the slide and under the extractor?
I would assume he could take the slide apart. Its not a big deal. Maybe even some compressed air. Thanks for the video +joediesel187
The video poster mentions some of the concerns in the video around the 6-9 minute mark. Something about how he knows that some fat, unkempt, TH-cam douche would probably take offense with such a non-issue as not breaking the gun down. He said that guy probably doesn't know the first thing about stippling or ease of blowing out the internal parts of the glock slide if ever needed. Followed it up with saying "said douche was probably picked on his entire life due to his fatness and now has sunk low enough to surf YT and find channels that actuallly provide a service just to make random, stupid, non-relative comments to boost his already low self-esteem".
I actually rewatched from the 6-9 for that comment LOL. got me :)
matt summers your comments are foolish you don't know Frederick Kaludis, and you don't know enough about weapons to know that once you work on a weapon it needs a full strip , clean and test fire before you depend on its function. This kind of work is exact why you need to detail strip first to keep grit out of the slide. Because if you fowl the slide, and jam the gun. Bad videos only teaches failure. But any one that try's this project will end up going to a gunsmith for everything forever.
I’m thinking that whole time why not take off slide….he does a solid stipple and undercut but would have way better leverage on the frame without slide and it cuts down possibility of damaging slide…WTF
This is a excellent video, where u get that table cover? Is it available in other colors?
Where did you get the stencils for your drawing on your work bench just curious. They look good and great job on the stippling
Nice! stippling to Rump Shaker
Great job. As far as stripping few people realize it really isn't needed. It's the same with Duracoat. Where did you get the mat on your bench top? Thanks for taking the time to make the video.
Nice stipple job man. What tools did you you and what kind of sand paper?
Great job man it looks amazing!! But I mean all that work why not just get a set of talon grips?
because it wouldn't be stipple your Glock video
Looks way cool..but looks tedious.. but you did a great job.
Well. That looked tedious as fuck. I'm glad I got the baby glock 43 lmao
+Jordan Mason It's was easy. Just take your time
Nice vid but what the heck is he using for the actual stippling ? That vibrating gizmo ??
Yeah, that's it.hahahaha
He’s using a soldering iron
fastest rapping in the world hahahahhahahahahahha
.....Great job on your Glocks!!
oh man, I made the mistake of thinking I could stipple my glock 26. I made it look horrible, but it still works.
You should've fine-sanded the surface down a bit after the stippling because it looks too rough and ugly right now, like "straight out the oven", with pieces of molten plastic just sticking out everywhere...
+Erik Persson I'll keep that in mind next time
what solder iron is that
geez...that's a lot of work
Thanks for information and tutorial but man the music is atrocious I had to stop watching.
Fuck Yeah Brother!!
great job on the pistols. very ti.e consuming. the chipmunk techno music kinda started to grow on me. :)
nice !!
hat's off to your video editing or was that Amy? :-)
Thanks Amy helped
Smh this hurt me...
fuck those who say you have to strip your gun before sanding and stippling. All i can tell you is use some blue painters tape for crisp lines.
because everyone knows when you have small pieces of plastic flying around you want your slide right next to it so they can find their way into all the small cracks
Nice stipple job man. What tools did you you and what kind of sand paper?