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Vanniek 71
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Created to share my knowledge (limited) about various things. I'm also the guy behind the scenes at 71 Creative - Pro Silicon Carbide grip kits for anything you want to hang on to better and other creative products!
Henning T-1000 BSC Adapter install
If you run a thumb rest/thumb lock a normal holster doesn’t work. Chappy Tactical holsters allow you to run your choice of thumb accessories, BUT the mounting pattern didn’t play well with the Henning T-1000 holster hanger.
71 Creative has entered the chat with a new adapter for the BSC style mounting that these holsters utilize!
71 Creative Adapter: www.71create.com/store/p/44zw1ooxh1ykua1sq9gheejv0ev7gq
Henning T-1000 Hanger: www.henningshop.com/Detail.aspx?PROD=1509990
Chappy Tactical Holsters: chappytactical?igshid=MXV2cm02eXJkZ2I0Mg==
71 Creative has entered the chat with a new adapter for the BSC style mounting that these holsters utilize!
71 Creative Adapter: www.71create.com/store/p/44zw1ooxh1ykua1sq9gheejv0ev7gq
Henning T-1000 Hanger: www.henningshop.com/Detail.aspx?PROD=1509990
Chappy Tactical Holsters: chappytactical?igshid=MXV2cm02eXJkZ2I0Mg==
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71 Creative Pro Silicon Carbide Grip Kit Instructions
Просмотров 9 тыс.Год назад
Instructions for the application of the 71 Creative Pro Silicon Carbide Grip Kit. If you have questions, comment below or you can reach out via the contact form on my website www.71create.com Find the Silicon Carbide kits here - www.71create.com/store Please Like this video if it deserves it and subscribe to get notifications on new video uploads! #silicon #carbide #diy #diyprojects #shootingsp...
DIY Silicon Carbide Grips Like a Pro!!
Просмотров 54 тыс.2 года назад
I wasn't able to find a definitive and clear video of the whole process of adding a Silicon Carbide grip so I made this video. I hope it helps answer some of your questions and you can see its actually really easy to do on your own! * ALSO I know its Sili-CON carbide and say Sili-CONE - Was too late after the fact to change it LOL Product links: I've created a Silicon Carbide Grip kit - one sto...
Sparx skate sharpener in action
Просмотров 2994 года назад
Firing up the Sparx and putting perfect edges on my skates... every time!
4" Diamond Eye exhaust on 6.0L
Просмотров 4,8 тыс.7 лет назад
Installed a 4" Turbo back Diamond eye exhaust and an Aero 4040XL on my 03 6.0L Excursion. Nice turbo sounds at all RPM and a really nice deep throaty growl under aggressive acceleration.
CZ SP01 Safety Fitting and Install
Просмотров 10 тыс.7 лет назад
In this video I show you how to install a D style Safety in a CZ SP01. I mention I will need to fit the Safety to this gun, and I lied it actually dropped in, but I do talk about how to fit it to the sear if needed.
Vibra Prime - Can be great with a few Mods!
Просмотров 7 тыс.10 лет назад
I paid $23 bucks for this and invested maybe an hour if my time (with several beverage breaks) and now it works great. Here is a link to the modifications - forums.brianenos.com/topic/198782-vibra-prime-the-true-story/
CZ 75 ACCU Shadow breakdown
Просмотров 10 тыс.10 лет назад
How I take down the slide of my ACCU Shadow
CZ 75 ACCU Shadow Lite 1st test/Thoughts
Просмотров 14 тыс.10 лет назад
Quick review and talk through of my new CZ 75 ACCU Shadow Lite from CZC. End of video has some groups I shot at varying distances. Note on ammo: I have a bunch of low powder charge ammo i was given to use as practice ammo, this gun ran all 275 rounds of it I shot today without any malfunctions whatsoever. My xDM with lightened recoils springs would not even function properly 100% of the time on...
Dawson Ice Magwell Install - Springfield XDm 9MM/40 S&W
Просмотров 9 тыс.10 лет назад
Install of a Dawson Ice Magwell on a Springfield XDm Sorry the video is flipped upside down, my Iphone would not cooperate.
BluCore Shooting Center Werkz holster review
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Werkz holsters are a Colorado based company that are comparable with Raven concealment holsters. They are a fraction of the cost, the same quality and the wait time for one is non existent! We have many in stock, and custom orders are only a 1-2 week lead time! For more information add us on Facebook (BluCore Shooting Center) or see our online store at www.blucoreshootingcenter.com
I know that you obviously can't go into the tang because of the grip safety. If there isn't a grip safety, do you think we should still stay away from the tang? Does it chew up your hand if you go that high on the grip?
Few reasons I personally don’t go in to the tang/beavertail as high- first, yeah it chews up your hand, 2nd if you need to reposition your grip it makes it harder for your hand to slide higher.
@vanniek71, thanks for the reply... I appreciate it.
Great work/product.. Does this work on a Hogue grip?
I think the Hogue’s are a bit too soft. You’d want a solid surface to apply it to so it doesnt flex when you grip it. Might work for a while but I think eventually it might start to flake. That being said I’ve never applied it to a Hogue grip so I’m not 100% sure how it would perform
@@vanniek71 Well this is a hold my beer moment.. Im going to try... If I go to Home depot can I match your grit to their sandpaper to feel which one I want to order ..24, 36 or 46/70
@@bigdny99 If you'd like I can send you samples of those grits so you have the exact thing, I am not sure what the sandpaper equivalents would be. Under the contact heading on my website you can shoot me a message. 71create.com/contact
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Great Video, Thank you Sir!
I have grip tape, but on the frame where my thumb goes, I need something that will stay, and I plan on doing this rather than getting a gas pedal. This is needed because I have to keep replacing the tape where my thumb goes.
Great video! I will buy this for my less lethal markers. Love your content and your entrepreneurial drive! Thanks for your effort and for making my life that much easier.
Amazing video! Thanks for sharing!
I think these kits are genius Can I do silicon carbide over a previously stippled frame? Just looking for better function
Yessir, essentially the frame in this video is stippled (more or less) may need a but more epoxy to fill in the dimples but it works fine
Any ideas if I can do a silicon carbide over a previously stippled frame? The first gun I had stippled was more of a fun project but the stipple was more of looks than function. Now I’m ready to have a good functioning grip
Yep you can, may need to use a bit more epoxy to get in all the little dimples but it works fine
I like stippling myself but this is very interesting and cool... Awesome video thanks for taking the time and sharing
Idk why you would do this over talon grips
For me, because I was replacing Talons all the time and couldn’t find an aggressive enough version. If you like Talons and they work for you that’s great. If not, this is a choose your own adventure alternative that way outlast Talons.
I mixed 36 grit with 60/90 and that texture is amazing. Used 1 part 36 to 2 parts 60/90.
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How well would this work on aluminum frame?
Works great, follow instructions the same as you would for Poly, Steel, G10 etc. The epoxy bonds well to pretty much anything so you would be good to go!
I’d like to hide deeper valleys in my backstrap for a clean even look. Could I apply a layer of epoxy first, let it cure, then reapply and do the normal procedure?
Yup. Or put the epoxy on thicker in that area, few ways to do it
Excellent Video and undeniably a gerat product. Will be ordering soon. Thanks again.
That was a GREAT Video. Thank You for the info. Was needing something better than grip tape and this is the ticket.
I bought this and it works great, but has really started to wear down with daily use. What is the best way to add more silicon carbide to an area that is worn down? Do I need to grind down to polymer each time or can you just refresh it?
Have to tried cleaning the grip off? Dish soap and water then scrub it with a nylon brush to get the dead skin and crud out of it. If you do need to re-do it scraping off as much as you can with a file, scraper etc and then re-coating is your best bet.
Happy i came across this before i ordered my kit
Thanks for sharing your technique and taking the time to make this video. Very cool and will help me (hopefully) not FUBAR my Glock.
If you have questions reach out, glad to help
Filing at the D is something I have been looking for about 45 minutes through RUclips and Google for on clear instructions to do. You basically explain it in the first 30 seconds of this video. Thank you. Lord thank you. 💪
Man, great video. Gave me the confidence to tackle it myself. Do you think lightly patting it, once it starts to set up a little would help drive the texture further down in the epoxy, or am I just over thinking it? Thanks!
You could, but then you risk creating indents in the grip. I’ve found it’s better to dust it, let it sit and “wet” out and then redust over and over until it doesn’t wet out. Then once cured (overnight/24 hours) brush the grip and some particles will fall off, but you get the best overall performance and finish
@@vanniek71 Sounds good. Thanks for the info!
Great video. Excellent detail and instruction. Thanks for taking the time to document the process.
Thanks sir! Hope it helps!
How do you redo the grip if it wears off? Do you remove it completely somehow and redo it from scratch?
You can scrape a majority of it off, but the great thing is silicon carbide doesn’t wear out quickly. It will last for years and years if you just clean it every once in a while and brush the crud out of it
You the man thank you!
Fantastic kit and great service. Highly recommended,
If u completed the grip . Can u do another layer of epoxy over the carbide again to make it thicker ? Or would i have to shave it down and start over again ?
You should be able to go over the top of the carbide. Just make sure it’s clean.
How long does something like this last before you would need to reapply?
It all depends on what grit you use and how much you shoot. I've heard of people shooting 50,000 rounds a year re-doing them every year or every other year and some guys that shoot 3-5k rounds a year are on their 5-6th year and cant tell the difference in the grit texture. Unfortunately there is no Hard answer. I can say the grips in the video are still going strong without any wear showing. I do brush them to remove the grip enhancer build up that I use but other than that they are GTG
I just came across this video. I will definitely be trying this method out within the next week or two. Very cool!
Is this strictly just for polymer grips only, or would this work on an aluminum grip from Icarus precision? And are these the same grits/texture I can find in a hardware store sandpaper section?
The epoxy I supply works on all kinds of substrate - polymer, aluminum, steel, wood, glass etc etc. I don’t know of any hardware store that carries silicon carbide grit, but you can source it online fairly easy, but usually have to buy it in larger quantities. The kits we provide include everything you need in one place.
i still have this grey p80 17 frame laying around all cleand up ready to go for a stipple job but somehow,i would like to try this method. i just have to find out how to create clean borders.ocd ya know😂 taping is meehh...but i'm around 0,8 - 1,0mm into the frame with my recessed broders... so i just paint the adhesive on clean and get clean borders? 🤔
Combo of masking off around the border and a little cleanup with the provided supplies and you can create perfect borders. Some guys even like to dremel a line for their borders… all depends on how creative you want to get!
Best for ccw ? Thanks
120/220 grit has been the most popular for that.
@@vanniek71 will the step below catch on shirts ? Not worried about my hands. I stipple bc talon grip sand paper fs my clothes up. I want aggressive as possible while being able to clear garments w/out it sticking to them.
@@Edc-Guy120/220 is not very aggressive. If it will catch on clothes etc I cannot say 100%, the grit itself no, but depending on body type, it may cause the grit to contact more of your clothing. Unfortunately there isn’t a definite answer. I carry 46/70 on one of my edc’s and it’s fine, but I wouldn’t suggest that for everyone
@@vanniek71 seems like it’ll be too weak. Maybe I’ll do a test run on something with the medium.
Do you think those t1000 adapter will work with the t800 hanger?
Unfortunately no they won’t work. The T-800 has a different mounting design
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Which texture is the closest to the feel of the M&P 2.0? Could you mix the silicon carbide in the epoxy itself before applying to coat all the grit better so it doesn't cut you and helps keepnit from breaking off from handling?
Not sure on the M&P 2.0 haven’t played around with one. You could mix the grit and paint it all on if you want to, but it works best if the epoxy is under the grit. As far as it falling off, after the initial shed of loose particles not much comes off.
@vanniek71 I don't want my hands getting micro slices in them so I was thinking that having the grit entirely coated in the epoxy would keep the sharpness from cutting my hands. Otherwise I guess i could spray some type of clearcoat over it after applying and initial curing.
@@Watchdog_McCoy_5.7x28 matte clear coat would work as well. But I like the most aggressive grit and don’t want to dull it at all.
Could you make a video, or do you have one that shows a sample of the different grit sizes please?
If you check out www.71create.com/store and go to the grip kits there is a sample of each grit next to each other so you can see what they look like
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Excellent Vid my friend, keep up the instructional videos, You have a knack for explaining the steps.
Thanks 👍!!
How much thickness does it add to the grip?
Depends on what grit you are adding and how thick you lay on the epoxy but maybe 1/16th”? 1/8th if you go really heavy.
@@vanniek71 I'll be using the same grit as you, 46/70 and I also ordered the same epoxy you used. It's going a canik sfx rival. I'm leaving on the mag well extender also.
Man, that's a 100x more informative then anything else on YT, and a much better method than griptapes, and other cheap-looking solutions. This looks PRO!
Thank you!
Long standing problem. Silicon is not pronounced silicōne. If her fake tits were silicon instead of silicone they'd be rock hard. And if your grips silicone like y'all pronounce they be pretty squishy.
Just what i was looking for. Man, i am intrigeued.
This my final form
How many ozs are being added to the gun..I get in say 3 gun heavier guns can be plus but just wonder about say carry guns ..looks amazing though
All depends on the grit and amount of epoxy, and I’ve never actually weighed it but I’d say under 2oz.
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What’s the difference between the one you use and the 60/90
I use 46/70 which is more aggressive than the 60/90.
@@vanniek71 what’s the website for the kit?
@@THE1DUB956GAMING www.71create.com/store
If you decide you hate it after awhile what can we do to get rid of it? I assume we'd have too sand/scrape it off and take a Dremel too it then stipple after? Just curious if you have ever tried removing it
Correct, I’d call it “semi-permanent”
Why not just buy granulated talon grips....? 😂 Cheaper and easier. I do hear a lot of people complain saying that their talon grips don't stay on though, but I have used a dozen different ones and over the past 6 years they're all good. Most people don't read the instructions though and don't heat it up with hair dryer or heat gun like your supposed too. To each their own! I still watched it all! And enjoyed it
It’s not really cheaper or easier actually. Talon is what $20 a grip? So are my kits! Talons you have to clean the grip to apply… same with my kits. Talons wear out (at least mine did about once a month) Silicon Carbide lasts forever. So in the long run it’s actually cheaper. Also with Talons you can’t select your grit aggressiveness, with my kits you can :) But to each their own, nothing wrong with Talons and they work great for a lot of people. Do what works for you!
@@vanniek71I will probably try it anyways! I didn't know you sold kits that's cool
I use Talons on may pistols nnd have them on my EDC, I use the granulated rubber. I find the carbide just right for my Canik Rival for USPSA Limited Optic division.
What about the Chewy box? I think that's worth more than what is in the kit.
Chewy box is flat and empty so not true…. But with 4 dogs, 3 cats, 2 horses and a bird we get a lot of chewy boxes…. Lol
@@vanniek71 🤣Damn with all those animals Chewy definitely made their share! They need to kick back for the free advert. Great video tutorial thank you!
How bad do you think it would be to carry? Do-able or not really?
Check out the other release Taylor Freelance has, its slightly smaller
@@vanniek71 haha no I'm sorry I mean the grip. Too rough for carry?
@@920WASHBURN There are different levels of grit. the 120/220 would be fine for carry id think
@@vanniek71 nice thank you