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Remix of [JP320's Grip Module](https://odysee.com/@adventuresintrialanderror:4/JP320-Grip-Module-and-Mag-Catches:3)
Includes the grip module, the right and left side plate, the little caps, and the mag release parts from the original release.
Everything here was originally a part of JP320's original, I just made the plates able to pop on and off, and adjusted the design a little bit to match my P320 XCompact.
The side plates are held in place by friction. The caps have stayed on for me without any issues through several mags, but depending on your print accuracy you might want to increase the cap sizes by a few percentages.
Or just glue them. Or give them threads. You do you.
How you print the plates is up to you and will determine strength. Flat on the build plate will be have the most strength, but will be the "ugliest." Straight up and down will be the "prettiest" but the weakest.
I'd recommend a 45 degree angle (with the flat side down) with 5+ skirts, but depending on your adhesion you may want to adjust this.
Print with wood, sand it, stain it, and seal it for the best results.
Thanks again [JP320 ](https://odysee.com/@adventuresintrialanderror:4) for the great design!
LBRY Tags: p320; xcompact; fosscad; grip module; sig sauer
Includes the grip module, the right and left side plate, the little caps, and the mag release parts from the original release.
Everything here was originally a part of JP320's original, I just made the plates able to pop on and off, and adjusted the design a little bit to match my P320 XCompact.
The side plates are held in place by friction. The caps have stayed on for me without any issues through several mags, but depending on your print accuracy you might want to increase the cap sizes by a few percentages.
Or just glue them. Or give them threads. You do you.
How you print the plates is up to you and will determine strength. Flat on the build plate will be have the most strength, but will be the "ugliest." Straight up and down will be the "prettiest" but the weakest.
I'd recommend a 45 degree angle (with the flat side down) with 5+ skirts, but depending on your adhesion you may want to adjust this.
Print with wood, sand it, stain it, and seal it for the best results.
Thanks again [JP320 ](https://odysee.com/@adventuresintrialanderror:4) for the great design!
LBRY Tags: p320; xcompact; fosscad; grip module; sig sauer