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The Chairmanwon stipple packs are now released for the 17.2, 19.2, and 26.2 Glock frames, both normal and G5 spring versions. Each pack contains 5 new patterns as well as the standard stipple you have seen by now and its AVES variant. The packs are currently only available through my website, but should hit the gatalog soon. The pack contains a thumbnail gallery so you can take a peek before loading them up in Cura.
The Standard Stipple - The stipple most of you have seen by now, it is a series of regular depressions .7mm deep. A good compromise between grip and a smooth feeling in the hand. Slice time is moderate
The Coral Stipple - I consider this the Standard Stipple V2, it is more organic and less directional than the Standard. The ridges are sharper and the depth of the pattern has been increased to 1mm. This is my recommendation for the best mix between grip and comfort. Slice time is moderate.
The Trippy Grippy - Not the grippiest pattern in the pack, but one of the coolest looking. It provides more grip than a slick sided frame but lets be honest, if you are printing this it isn't to be high speed. Slice time is low.
The Engraved - Floral Goodtimes for your printed windchime receptacle. Yes I know it is technically embossed, no I wont change the name. Surprisingly grippy, grippier than the Coral but not at comfortable. Slice time is high.
The Triangle - Also known as the popcorn ceiling, not the best looking or feeling in the pack but very very grippy. This is my personal choice for my 26 for the surest grip on the small frame. Slice time is low.
The P80 - If you want a "not stippled" grip that hits hard this is the choice for you. This is my attempt at a printed version of the Polymer 80 style of grip. It doesn't sit as flat as the P80 Grip but I think it feels very similar in the hand. Look at the thumbnails instead of the mesh for how this comes out, the model aims to fool Cura into just converting the surface of the grip with micro-blobs and it works pretty well. Very grippy, but not as comfortable as the Standard or Coral. Slice time is geologic epochs.
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The Chairmanwon stipple packs are now released for the 17.2, 19.2, and 26.2 Glock frames, both normal and G5 spring versions. Each pack contains 5 new patterns as well as the standard stipple you have seen by now and its AVES variant. The packs are currently only available through my website, but should hit the gatalog soon. The pack contains a thumbnail gallery so you can take a peek before loading them up in Cura.
The Standard Stipple - The stipple most of you have seen by now, it is a series of regular depressions .7mm deep. A good compromise between grip and a smooth feeling in the hand. Slice time is moderate
The Coral Stipple - I consider this the Standard Stipple V2, it is more organic and less directional than the Standard. The ridges are sharper and the depth of the pattern has been increased to 1mm. This is my recommendation for the best mix between grip and comfort. Slice time is moderate.
The Trippy Grippy - Not the grippiest pattern in the pack, but one of the coolest looking. It provides more grip than a slick sided frame but lets be honest, if you are printing this it isn't to be high speed. Slice time is low.
The Engraved - Floral Goodtimes for your printed windchime receptacle. Yes I know it is technically embossed, no I wont change the name. Surprisingly grippy, grippier than the Coral but not at comfortable. Slice time is high.
The Triangle - Also known as the popcorn ceiling, not the best looking or feeling in the pack but very very grippy. This is my personal choice for my 26 for the surest grip on the small frame. Slice time is low.
The P80 - If you want a "not stippled" grip that hits hard this is the choice for you. This is my attempt at a printed version of the Polymer 80 style of grip. It doesn't sit as flat as the P80 Grip but I think it feels very similar in the hand. Look at the thumbnails instead of the mesh for how this comes out, the model aims to fool Cura into just converting the surface of the grip with micro-blobs and it works pretty well. Very grippy, but not as comfortable as the Standard or Coral. Slice time is geologic epochs.
This work is licensed under a GNU General Public License v2.0
✖ | Sharing without ATTRIBUTION
✔ | Remix Culture allowed
✔ | Commercial Use
✔ | Meets Open Definition
ℹ | Share under the same license