Glock Stippling Tutorial: Easiest Pattern for Beginners. DIY Tips and Techniques.
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- Link for Stippling wood burner w/tips I use and more below:
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Need practice material?
link for Glock OEM box for stippling practice:
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Link for the tips only below: (Includes small/large dots I use and a few others to get creative with)
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Link for flexcut carving tool:
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Link for sanding drums (multiple grits) below: (many other uses than stippling prep)
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Link for Stylo Dremel (better control than larger model):
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Link for Long Carbide bit to clean up borders:
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LINKFOR 106 Carbide ball dremel bit to do borders:
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Link for abrasive/polish wheels:
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Link for mini butane torch below(cannot use a large torch):
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Link for butane refills:
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Link to wide assortment pack of sandpaper 80-3000 grit:
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Link to Gunskin Vinyl wrap:
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Link to 8in thin flexible metal ruler (must have):
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For every step, watch this newer video now to start learning👇
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What brand of Soldering Iron and what release of the Dremel tool should I take along with me to the Glock Armorer's Course?
I stippled a mag extension today from the techniques taught in this video and it turned out great. Thank you. Plan on tackling bigger projects soon.
Wow this job came together so well. You could have titled this Trust the Process. Where you started and where ended would not be believed if I didn't see it. Great job and you earned a sub
Can’t thank you enough for putting out such quality and knowledgeable information. Enjoyed this entire video and am stoked to be starting my first project with this pattern tonight. Cheers!
That means a lot thank you and feel free to reach out if you need any help.
@@CycloneGunworks just as a little recap, the job turned out much better than expected and I’ve already done an extra one in the same pattern, and also working on a weave type pattern project as well. Thanks again for the help, and to anyone looking to try it out, don’t hesitate. Very forgiving and simple. Once you get the first few dot laid the rest just happens on a rhythm.
Gotta look at my newest video best detail yet every step
@Shoota 305 thank you very much for that. Make sure you look at my "steps A-Z" vid👍 Definitely my most detailed vid yet
@Shoota 305 lmao . That's awesome man I appreciate it. I've been so busy lately, I haven't had time to do any new videos but I'll be working on some soon
Wow. My brain is truly saying WOW. This is proof of true artistry. You are the Bob Ross of frame work!
Thank you sir, I appreciate the kind words.
Came here to look for a engine masters’ video...and got sucked into watching a stippling job on a glock. Well worth the time. Great job brother! Gotta try it on my g19.
Thanks man.
Gotta look at my newest video best detail yet every step. I have all my best tool links in the description too👍
Wow, awesome video. I've been wanting to try my own stippling for a while now. I have a messed up Glock frame that I can use as a test base. Has anyone ever told you that you sound EXACTLY like Jeff Daniels?
Just fyi. You can exchange damaged frames thru glock for$100. And btw no one has ever said I sound like him but that's funny, my childhood fav was dumb and dumber.
Man that’s a great job. I would never take the chance of me doing that kind of work. You are an artist. Talented. I like your work. Wished I had your confidence.
Thank you very much sir. It definitely is not for everyone.
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Best video I’ve seen so far on this topic. This is how I’m going to try my first one.
Thanks, you will like this newer cideo as well:
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Sweet, going to be doing some panels on my HW97kt air rifle. Some great tips. Very nice work
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This may be one of my favorite patterns I've see. Great job man. I have a new Glock I really want to attempt this on but I'm hesitant. I do a similar drawing stippling technique but there is a lot of room for error on paper. I'm not sure I have the appropriate tools.
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So far the best looking stipple job that I've seen done on camera! I'm gonna give mine a go. Wish me luck.
I appreciate that. You may wanna take a quick look at my newer vid too. "Steps A-Z"
I used this guidance for a Springfield XDM elite. It turned out fantastic.
Practice on some magpul AR mags to get comfortable with the dremel and wood burner.
By far the best educational videos on stippling out there. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Most carry these proprietary techniques to themselves. Got a new timberwolf smooth frame for my 10mm build. Thanks to you I will rock this job!👍👍🇺🇸
Awesome man very glad to hear that. If you havent already, check out my other video with steps A-Z done on a CZ p07 (very helpful w/any polymer frame). Let me know if you need any help with the tool links or ?'s and keep it consistent, literally the difference between an okay pattern and a great looking one. No matter how it comes out though don't stress looks too much because it's about grip mostly and that recoil control is going to be 10X better no matter how it turns out. Good luck man.
I actually really like this pattern, and I’m not usually big on random designs. For my personal preference, I would have left out the last small dot on the border, but very nice work man. Thinking about trying this on my 43X.
Tried it on my 43X, complete shit show. Did not go as planned, borders are trash. Need a new frame now. Lol. Figured I’d share my experience.
This is the best video I’ve seen on CZcams for this application. Thank you! Using your video, this turned out better than I could have ever imagined. Still look at my frame and can’t believe that I did it myself. Keep up the amazing work!!!
Thank you so much for the comment. That's what I'm hoping to accomplish helping people. I know I talk too much but so happy I could help you sir.
I'd love to see your results email:
cyclonegunworks@gmail.com
Gotta look at my newest video best detail yet every step. I have all my best tool links in the description too👍
Great video man! I’ve been thinking about stippling my Glock for a while. This video helped!
Awesome man. Send me an email if you need any help with questions at cyclonegunworks@gmail.com
Cyclone Gunworks definitely will thank you for sure!!
Gotta look at my newest video best detail yet every step. I have all my best tool links in the description too👍
Very nice. I need the most aggressive stippling possible. This looks like it accomplishes that.
Yes to have it more aggressive, avoid sanding or torching of any kind once stippled. It will be more than satisfactory believe me.
Gotta look at my newest video best detail yet every step. I have all my best tool links in the description too👍
That came out awesome. Love the clean edges and the design looks rough but not over done. Thank you for the great tips and instructions
It's a pretty mild texture but I always ask what people prefer. And torch the final texture to adjust to their liking. Are you familiar with the torching trick to adjust the grip aggressiveness.
Gotta look at my newest video best detail yet every step. I have all my best tool links in the description too👍
Good work! Nice shadow systems barrel! I have a MR918 and love it!
Thanks man, that TiN👍 I'd like a MR9 they're sick. I just finished a cobra p80 build, its on instagram. Check it out it's my latest post actually.
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Very good job. Thanks for the advice.
I appreciate it.. make sure you look at my newest video "steps A-Z" best detail yet every step. I have all my best tool links in the description too👍
I like this pattern a lot.
Thanks man. You have to watch my video from a couple weeks ago. A lot more detail
I lack the confidence to do this to an expensive Glock, but I do have an aftermarket "poly plastic" folding stock on a long gun that's so "slippery" I changed back to original. I think I will try this technique on "shoulder pad" area. Should make a difference. Thank You
The best material to practice on, is your glock box. Just practice a bunch before you commit. Btw if you try on a frame and don't like it, you can restipple a frame about 2 or 3 times and do a frame replacement thru glock for $100.
Bloody great looking work!
Much appreciated man😁👍
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That’s freaking sweet !
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Amazing work bro this is a great tutorial 👍🏼.
Appreciate that👍
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Great video ❤
Just did mine, I was a nervous wreck..it was more of a random drag and skip with factory nubs in place..I must say, I'm quite happy with it.
Glad it worked out bud
I'd be too afraid to F it up. I'll just stick with a Falcon grip.😂
That's understandable it definitely takes a little practice if you want it to look as good as it's gonna feel. You said it though an easy inexpensive way to have a hood grip is one of the many adhesive options. I've always liked the look of these:
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You def make it look easier then it is....
Awesome vid thank you
Thanks man. Make sure you watch my newer vid. Much better detail.
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Great job and great demo!!
Thanks for the compliment ☺
@@CycloneGunworks Hey man, that was quite a job, then to explain and video instruct while you went....monumentous effort with fantastic results!!!! Youve inspired me to try it on one of mine. Hope it comes out like yours did!!!
@@benwillard6751 let me know if you have questions and definitely send some pics to cyclonegunworks@gmail.com
👍 good luck and don't forget that ruler on the border work lol😉
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Nice job dude!!!!!!
Thank you so much👍
Looks good
Appreciate it bro👍🏻
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Nice!!!
Thanks!
I agree one of the better videos I’ve seen.
Thanks bud
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Gotta admit it does look great!
Gotta look at my newest video best detail yet every step. I have all my best tool links in the description too👍
Really nice job
Thanks man. Make sure you check out my newer vids for more detailed content 👌
Just did my first stipple ever using this method and it turned out awesome. I went without the border and faded the dots into a gradient border.
I'm an artist so this a cool medium for me to work with and I'll expand from here
Love it man, glad you tried it out and I know your amazed by that grip feeling. Wait til you shoot it at the range. Recoil control is rediculous
@@CycloneGunworks going later today actually so I'll be sure to post.
Only major change I make is I leave a smooth sanded circle where the gun indexes in the webbing between the thumb and pointer. Always makes sure that part slides in on the draw
Absolutely, that's the tang a lot of people don't understand that theses mods have specific functions. The "high tang" stipple is awesome for the range and getting an even better grip but its an absolute mistake for edc cus like you said it definitely will interfere when drawing from the holster.
@@CycloneGunworks range day went awesome. Successive shots were much tighter than before and had a much more confident grip through the e tire magizine
Love it👌
Amazin'!
Much appreciated👌
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Pretty good job!!!! Grant B.
Thank you for the support👍
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Man I must admit that you are an expert at this no doubt!
You must’ve been practicing for quite awhile by now.
I want to do mines but I need to practice on some other type of plastic first.
One question, will a regular soldiering gun work? And also can I change tips with a regular soldiering gun as well? Thanks
Thanks man, you can def get confident with practice. As far as the material to use. The box your gun comes in is the best option and it melts like the actual frame. Here if you need: amzn.to/3fp5JMQ
Also you may as well just grab the right burner that comes with a bunch of easy attach tips and is the right temp control:amzn.to/3NXzyDO
Let me know if you need more help with anything.
When you first started I was thinking that looks like ass but as you progressed it really came together and looked awesome! I would really like to hold that and see how it feels. Nice job.
You're right. It always looks uglier before it gets pretty with anything cosmetic like this. The grip enhancement is a complete game changer for recoil management. A stippled grip is one of the few mods that actually can make you shoot better instantly.
Definitely doing this to my airsoft trainer Glock 19x. Still think ill pay the money for my 45 MOS carry gun to get a sick pattern. Yours came out amazing tho.
Thanks much appreciated
Almost makes me want to try it on my M&P Shield myself. ALMOST.
too much work. I will let someone else do it for 250-300
Killer video dude. Super detailed. Followed your IG as well on both of my channels
Thanks alot man. I appreciate the support. I'm working on a short video for snakeskin pattern coming soon.
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Fish Scales 😤🔥
Awesome content! Thx
Thanks you for watching. Be sure to check the A-Z steps vid for more details on the prep
@@CycloneGunworks Any tips for stippling the grip of a knife? I’m going to check the A-Z steps right now!
@@RaphaScherer it's mostly the same principles. Just wouldn't use large tips on a small handle though.
@@CycloneGunworks Thanks for replying so quickly! 💪🏽
I really enjoy watching art at this level, to me it looks like you have a zen-like flow going while doing this. Do you have a beginners "how to" on prepping the frame? I have 21SF that I want to slim down as much as possible, maybe keep the finger grooves but cut the back strap down.
Thanks man. Appreciate it alot. Definitely in Zen mode and keep the hand rested to prevent fatigue. I will be posting a video in the next few weeks doing the prep and borders on my g17. Be on the lookout.👍
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Great job, looks "factory"!
Can or have you ever done anything with a "branding iron"?
Thanks for the video 👍😎
No only because of the individual costs. I haven't been able to find them for less than 50$ or more, but it would be really neat because there are some epic options I've seen.
Man this gives me so much hope. I figure if I screw up I can always send it to a pro. Do you mind sending a link or info on the 2 tips you used man? Thanks for your time and thanks for this video.
Otdefense.com
@@CycloneGunworks thanks. Can’t seem to find these same one but found some similar ones I may have to try out.
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Nice job. How did you start with a flat surface on the gun? Did you sand it 1st? Thanks.
Good question. Here's a full vid with the beginning prep included:
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Question: I have a micro dot stippling job from the previous owner. Complete/No spaces. Would this be an option if I wanted to modify it? Thinking of getting rid of the tiny micro dot (DNA keepers).
Send me an email at cyclonegunworks@gmail.com
I'll take a look and tell you what I'd do. Worst case scenario, you can do a glock warranty frame replacement
I’m really good with art and customizing things with my hands, but worried there’s no mistakes with this kind of thing and I have a really cool design idea that I don’t know if I can trust another person to do exactly like it’s in my head. But I just bought this hellcat pro and worried I’ll mess it up. Should I go for it? I did a double undercut myself and did it slow and it turned out amazing. I’m hoping I get the courage to press buy now for the solder iron in my shopping cart
@GLDNST8 my best advice is to practice on these
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You just need to first familiarize yourself with the tool and how it burns (the impression time and angle). Then, practice your pattern, judging your consistency. Don't jump to your frame until your practice patches are getting easier. Moving onto a frame only adds difficulty in the sense of the different curves and more nerves. So practice your pattern along the curves of your practice glock box in all the hard spots too. Be patient but not scared. You should be much more confident after practicing your first few days. When you first start your frame and commit. Start in a non visible hidden location like front or backstrap, allowing you some wiggle room to get used to the pattern.
Wow that's awesome. Looks like would be a pretty aggressive grip texture. I like my grips to almost pull the skin off my hands.
Thanks Travis. I feel the same way, except for my appendix carry. It's a little more mild.
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Maybe I missed it but did you just sand the grip down to to get it smooth before stippling it ? What tools did you use and is that a soldering iron you are using
Look at my newer video labeled steps A-Z to see every step. The tools I used are linked in the video description. Just click the downward arrow next to the title. Let me know if you need more help.
Merry Christmas
Merry Christmas to you as well brother👍
Do you have a video on the trigger under cut or double under cut. My middle finger knuckle would thank you in advance.
Coming soon...
best diy i seen sir , look at your link i got that unit . what temp did you run each tip at please share , thank you .
I run it usually all the way up almost at 450 to 460 Celsius. Any link you use btw helps greatly brother. Let me know if you have any other questions.
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Great job I really like the look of that stippling. How is it for a carry gun? How aggressive?
Thanks. This pattern is actually one of the most common for edc because it's the perfect aggressiveness. Don't forget tho you can adjust your stipple texture once complete with flame torch stages. I show it in one of newer videos( steps A-Z)
@@CycloneGunworks thank for the help
You can just do front strap, back strap and outer and get all the performance without any chafing.
That’s sweet I’d like to Cerakote my Taurus g3 like that 😅
Thanks 👌
Other than a gun grip, what would you recommend practicing on?
Edit: I found your recommendation in the video description when I went to look for the video you mentioned to watch to get your gun to where you started in this video. Thank you for putting this info out for the rest of us
You're very welcome. Be sure to watch my "steps A-Z video with every step shown for the most detail. You can grab those extra glock boxes from Amazon to practice on. They are by far the most amount of material and close to the glock grip.
@@CycloneGunworks I have plenty of glock boxes so I don't need to buy any. Plus, how many other people have a custom stippled glock box? 😆 I'm going to. Thanks again
@@CycloneGunworks let me rephrase that, I don't personally know anyone who a custom stippled glock box. I'm sure anyone that's watched your videos have given it a try
@jaywethington1934 LOL I always thought about that, but I'm always trying crazy new tricks on the box, so i f them up. It would be clean to have a matching glock and box stippled with some color added.
@@CycloneGunworks well hopefully I don't F either one of them up. I've always heard matching sets are worth more. 😉
Where did you get those woodburner tips I have had a hard time trying to find them
Try OTdefense.com Or amazon as well.👍
Beautiful man! Definitely will be doing this to my 19x.
Appreciate it 🙏 good luck. Email me if you have any questions.
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How much would you charge to do this? I have a 19x and you did a amazing job I'd love mine to look like that but dont feel comfortable or confident to that myself
Send me an email of what model you have. I can help you a little better👍 cyclonegunworks@gmail.com
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would i be able to cerakote the frame after this or would it ruin the stippling?
Cerakote after will only make it that color, no problem at all. Stippling over cerakote will look burnt almost mixing the color of the cerajote and original polymer. Would look cool on a battleqorn or rough type build.
@13:36 If you are liking the look of slightly "open" borders, you can stop at this point.
Apologies if this is already asked but im new to watching you but how do you get it flat to start stippling? Like the field looks like its sanded in some way
@clearedtoland72 watch my newer video with steps A-Z. You remove the factory texture with a sanding drum. Less is more with this, you just need it flat, not deep or smooth at all.
What are you using to get every smooth after taking old grip texture off?
Generally, you would use a dremel with a sanding drum. Make sure you check out my other video labeled "steps a to z". That vid shows every step
Might be a dumb question. Can you stipple rubber grips or texture them I should say?
Nice honeycomb look 👍🏻
Check out this one👌:
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@@CycloneGunworks nice .. thinking of what I wanna do with my 48 mos
Just bought a glock 26 frame for 60 bucks. What’s the worst that can happen? 😂 I’ve always been an artist and this feels very artsy. Ima go for it. This one seems simple enough to start and still looks nice.
Yeah man you can crush it with an artistic touch for sure, just take your time. You should check out my other video "steps A-Z"
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@@CycloneGunworks thanks man, your breakdowns are very thorough and awesome. 👌🏼
@@Ohsaintjoseph I appreciate that. I plan to get more content out asap.
I don’t understand how you got your handle so smooth to begin with
Dremel with a sanding drum.
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Exactly what your looking for
Great job man! Could you put a link for the equipment that you used so I can look into buying it to try this myself?
Store.otdefense.com
@@CycloneGunworks Thank you!
FYI if your not going to stipple a bunch of frames, it's okay to get a cheaper wood burner off amazon. Otdefense.com is def the spot for different tips tho👍
You can even try harbor freight. I bought a wood burner about a year ago and it works really well. Came with 9 different tips to use and I believe I paid under $12 for it.
Absolutely. Good call.
How long does this take once you're proficient?
Thanks for sharing!
Anywhere from 1 to 3 hrs for recessed border prep if you choose to do any. As far as the stipple pattern goes a simple randomized pattern like BigDot can be applied anywhere from 30 min to 90min.
Hi soooo great wich temperature you use?
The burner is at 480 celcius.
Thank you for the quick reply 👍👍🙏🙏🔥🔥🔥🔥
What is the heat temperature for the wood burning tool? Thanks
475 Celsius minimum, or ideal temp is 500 Celsius
Imo it looks better from factory, but this looks like you will have twice as good grip
Check out my IG for better looking patterns, I was just trying to teach a simple pattern for DIY. Btw have you held a stippled grip? Most people never want a factory grip again, unless they're done incorrectly they can be too aggressive and uncomfortable but that person shouldn't be stippling anyway. Also your recoil control skyrockets. Your groupings will be tighter for ANY shooter. I've got my double taps down pat now.
Check out my newest video I just did🤯
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Is a magpul ar mag the same material as a glock because when i try this it seems to not melt very smooth and ends up leaving ruff edges
People say there the same but I think every gun react a little differently. You get used to how your iron works and it's not a big deal in no time. You can always test on your glock in the middle of the grip and dremmel it off if u don't like how u started.
Send me an email @ cyclonegunworks@gmail.com if you need more help. Best advice is to practice on any plastic that's not too hard or soft. Youll get a good feel for how each iron tip reacts. Run your iron at 475 Celsius and just be consistent when applying your pattern
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Curious about a tip that is an inward cone opposite of a pointed tip. The contact would be on the edges of tip not the tip. What about a tip like what is used on leather. Basically a spur of heated tips allowing for a uniformed pattern and quick. Like rolling a hearted wheel down the surface… curious…
Most tips for polymer are usually shallow because you can't go very deep into the polymer. Hypothetically though If you did have a tip that was an inverted cone it would essentially leave a spike imprint. Only the first 1to2 millimeters of a tip is going to interact with the polymer in terms of the depth of the tip.
That would make an interesting pattern, with the perimeter of the shape of the top design making I guess you would call a negative impression versus a positive? Square, rectangle, circle and so on…
In general instead of making an impression it would simulate raising the pattern..?
@user-du8tg4wh3k correct you have to think of it as an inverted impression when your looking at a tip or trying to make a custom one.
what kind of iron do you use? where do you get the bits? adjustable heat?
I use a soldering iron and wood burner. This video is with a wood burner. A great spot to get your setup and tips is at OTdefense.com
Adjustable heat as well. I usually run at 425 Celsius with Glock polymer.
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I wonder if this will work on beech... Seems like a universal technique, bigger vs smaller.. You melting plastic me gauging wood.. Fingers crossed
You definitely have to watch the video I just posted last week. Way more detail. And good tool for you, I love mine:
Link for flexcut U Gouge tool:
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That’s sweet I wanna do my frame but to scared to mess it up lol
That's understandable. It is more about function than looks if you ever do it. No matter how ugly it turns out, the recoil management will be 10x better. Also if you trsh a frame, glock will swap it out for a new frame for you as a warranty replacement after you send in your damaged frame and $100.
Btw this video below is a little more detailed if that helps at all.
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Thanks man I will check out that video
@@Huskybmx Let me know if you have any questions bud👍
@@CycloneGunworks can someone send off a frame to you for work ? Threw a transfer
@@Huskybmx unfortunately at the time I can only work on untouched p80 frames and sig modules because I don't have my FFL currently. I can def make it easier for you searching through the industry with a good recommendation while considering your needs, budget, and exactly what your wanting👌
Good day, can you please tell me at what temperature did you work ?? Thank you
You want to burn right around 500 Celsius or 475 Celsius minimum. Some of the inexpensive burners only run around 475 Celsius, which is just good enough.
@@CycloneGunworks tks
What wood burner or iron do you use
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Can stippling be cerakoted over?
Yes you can.
What size flex cut should i order?
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Micro shallow /
1.5mm
Your BADDAS
Thanks man
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Can you use a standard wood burning kit?
Yes you can as long as it has temp control. Just run it at about 450 Celsius
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Any detail on how you removed the magwell lip?
Took off the majority of material with a 150 grit sand drum( just leveling the lip) . Then 400 grit drum to TAKE YOUR TIME (it's slower but smoother finish and more room for error than 150grit drum)on getting the magwell level. Then finished with hand sandpaper 400grit.
Cyclone Gunworks thanks man I’m working on my 19x so I needed this, I really appreciate it!
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This might be a dumb question, but do
You need to dis assemble the frame?
Yes cus the parts get in the way and can get scratched up as well
Cyclone Gunworks thank you sir!
No problemo
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Just a question what if my wood burner don’t have a temp control ? 🤔
Its definitely recommended to have a temp control but if your burner will reach close to 400F you should be OK. See if it will melt a dot into your glock case in a non noticeable spot. Just a good testing polymer for your situation. Btw your point of contact should be less than a sec.
Cyclone Gunworks thank you boss makes a lot of sense appreciate it !
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Just when I thought a Glock couldn't come close to looking kind of okay. This guy lays down one hell of a stippling job. Awesome work man too bad It's on a Glock. I keep seeing people. Trying to throw lipstick and blonde wigs on those things to make them look good but it's just hopeless lol. I would love to see your work done on a CZ p10c 🔥
Heck yeah man. I appreciate it. Haven't had the luck of stippling a CZ yet, cant wait. Check out my instagram @cyclonegunworks to see some awesome builds that are definitely one of a kind.
@@CycloneGunworks How much would you charge me?
@@randyperkins5063 Send me an email of what model you have. I can help you a little better👍 cyclonegunworks@gmail.com
I love the guys who buy Glock clones and knock off's and then turn around and bash Glock... BUWAHAHAHAHAAA!!!
Your wish came true brother. It's a P07 tho, close.Gotta look at my newest video best detail yet every step. I have all my best tool links in the description too👍
What dremel tool u use ?
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👆the standard dremel with a flex shaft is the best overall value and what I use. A great starter option for the lowest price that will work fine for DIY projects is the Stylo below:
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How long did this whole process take you??
The border work not seen in the video took me about an hour. Then actually applying the BigDot pattern took about 30 minutes because it's a real easy one.
That temp do you run on the burner?
475-500 Celsius
@@CycloneGunworks I was running it a low heat 250 and material kept sticking to the tip when I was practicing. Good to know…thanks
Hey dude What iron do you use ?
I use a few dif but really like the wood burners lately cus of the tip options. Any one you find will work fine. Run your tool around 400 degrees F
Correction. I meant run your iron/burner at 450C (about875F
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what is he using ? a soldering iron, a wood burner??
Yes, it's one of these:
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Dumb question: is it legal to remove where it says Made in Austria Glock.Inc Smyrna GA ?
Definitely legal, only concern would be Glock warranty.
Thanks a lot for your reply
No problem
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Link to the machine used??
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OK