Waffle tip stippling- getting straight lines and NO circles.

Quick demo of how I get my edges and how to mitigate the geometric shape of the OTDefense waffle tips on the finished product.
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[@jamess662]

Just got my tips in from you last Saturday. They work great! Went with the 20lpi, sped up the job tremendously. Thank you!

[@OTDefense]

Your welcome and thank you!

[@Monahanweldco]

looks great. I think I'll pick up some of those tips

[@DavidS19551]

Great Job!!!!

[@chrisblake1918]

I went to your site, I am probably going to send you some money soon. Nice looking kit!

[@OTDefense]

Sounds good, we have a lot more tip options on the site!

[@Critastic]

Do these tips fit into a certain wood burner or do you have to heat them up with a torch? Thanks for your time.

[@OTDefense]

Any modern wood burner will work- some soldering guns even but they are often larger threads and are too hot for most users.

[@sinepari18b]

How do you clean your tips?

[@OTDefense]

A brass or copper wire brush. kzbin.info/www/bejne/n4GQmX-pfqp1htk

[@danilshimanskiy3165]

hey what is the most agresive stipple patern? anybody? i did my glock 17 in the sprinkle pattern and its not very grippy.

[@OTDefense]

12 LPI Waffle is pretty grippy. Rectangle tip in 'sprinkle' type pattern is also really grippy.

[@MrTactiCALi]

What temperature/degree did you use?

[@OTDefense]

The 30 Watt woodburner I used in this video runs about 1000*F. I recommend a 25 watt (about 900*) for beginners.

[@tfr6]

I think that waffle tops just look like shit when used for stippling, no offense, you did a good job with it just doesn't ever look perfect

[@OTDefense]

But I can do do a whole frame in 30 minutes...