Videos tagged with JB Weld

This video focuses on a specific gun modification technique: using JB Weld to install firearm grips. While the exact firearm model isn't mentioned, the title clearly indicates a practical application related to firearm customization and maintenance. The use of JB Weld suggests a DIY approach to enhancing or repairing grip adhesion.

This guide details the process of creating custom presentation grips for firearms. It involves preparing medallions by grinding and scanning them, creating digital templates, engraving the grip surfaces, and securely bonding the medallions using JB Weld. The process emphasizes precision and finishing touches for a professional result.

This video demonstrates a DIY method for installing a custom-fit front sight on a CO2 gun using a salvaged rifle sight and JB Weld. The process involves precisely recutting the sight's contour to match the barrel diameter using a milling machine and endmill, followed by secure attachment with JB Weld. The instructor highlights the importance of accurate measurement and machining for a proper fit, even on a less expensive firearm.

This guide details how to apply silicone carbide grit to firearm grips for enhanced texture using JB Weld epoxy. It covers surface preparation with isopropyl alcohol, precise masking, epoxy mixing and application, grit application and embedding, and careful tape removal. The process emphasizes achieving an even, aggressive grip texture while avoiding unwanted adhesion on critical areas. Proper curing and cleanup are essential for a durable and effective grip enhancement.

This guide details how to apply silicone carbide grips to firearms for enhanced traction, similar to skateboard tape. The process involves using JB Weld as an adhesive and 46-70 grit silicone carbide powder, with careful taping to define grip areas. The modification is described as semi-permanent for polymer frames and easily reversible on firearms with replaceable grip panels.

This guide details the process of applying silicone carbide grips to firearms for enhanced traction. It involves taping off areas, applying JB Weld, sprinkling grit, and then filing down any sharp edges for a comfortable, secure grip, similar to skateboard tape.

This video provides an in-depth comparison of various thread locking compounds for firearms applications, specifically muzzle devices. Through controlled testing, it evaluates torque resistance and behavior under heat. The presenter, drawing on practical experience, highlights the importance of proper thread locker selection for ensuring the security and alignment of muzzle devices, especially when using suppressors.

This guide details a method for eliminating play and wobble in the rear peep sight of an M1A or M1 Garand rifle using JB Weld for a 'steel reinforced epoxy' modification. The process involves disassembling the sight, thoroughly cleaning and degreasing components, applying a release agent (shoe polish/wax), carefully applying JB Weld to specific internal surfaces, reassembling the sight, and allowing it to cure. The result is a solid, precise rear sight with zero tolerance for movement, enhancing accuracy.

This video details a DIY modification to enhance the grip on a Benchmade 550 HG knife. The process involves applying JB Weld to smooth out the textured handle grip, creating a better surface for skateboard tape adhesion. This modification aims to improve handling and prevent slippage, especially in challenging conditions. The presenter also touches on other popular knife modifications like the zip tie mod and aftermarket deep carry clips.

This guide details a DIY method for converting an AR-15 to a fixed magazine configuration, often required for compliance in certain states like California. The process involves modifying a standard magazine by altering the follower and adding internal and external JB Weld components to create a fixed, non-removable magazine. This allows for compliance without permanent firearm alteration, enabling the use of standard magazines when outside restrictive jurisdictions.

This guide details an emergency radiator patching technique demonstrated by Karl Erickson and Chad Moorman from Tier 1 Group. It covers assessing damage from impacts like gunfire, using tools such as a Leatherman multi-tool to crimp damaged rows, and applying JB Weld for a secondary seal. The instructors emphasize the importance of hands-on training for mastering these critical vehicle survival skills.

This guide details a custom modification demonstrated by Nutnfancy for the Cold Steel Espada G10 series. The modification involves using JB Weld to smooth the aggressive G10 texture beneath the pocket clip, preventing it from damaging pocket fabric during draws while maintaining a secure grip. This is presented as a practical solution for improving the everyday carry experience of these large folding knives.