Dive into the world of custom firearm builds with the G19.2.3 Oem-ish with finger grooves, a meticulously designed 3D printable Glock 19 frame based on the innovative FMDA17 platform. This downloadable file offers enthusiasts a unique opportunity to craft a personalized firearm frame with enhanced features and compatibility.
This design is an evolution of the FMDA DD19.2, incorporating user feedback and dimensional tweaks for easier assembly. It’s perfect for hobbyists and DIY firearm builders looking to create a reliable, Gen 3-inspired Glock 19 frame with modern updates. Whether you're upgrading or experimenting, this file provides a solid foundation for your next project.
The G19.2.3 Oem-ish with finger grooves stands out with its thoughtful design updates, blending classic aesthetics with functional improvements. Inspired by the Gen 3 Glock 19, it features a backstrap, textured grip, and finger grooves for enhanced comfort and control during use.
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This frame leverages the availability of quality commercial rails from vendors like Avesrails.com and Riptiderails.com, eliminating the need to craft rails from scratch. It’s a practical choice for those seeking a balance of customization and ease.
This downloadable file includes the STL files for the G19.2.3 Oem-ish with finger grooves frame, designed to replicate the look and feel of a Gen 3 Glock 19 with added modern refinements. For optimal results, print with a high infill percentage (80-100%) to ensure structural integrity under stress. We recommend using durable materials like PETG or ABS to withstand the rigors of firearm use.
Pay attention to layer adhesion and avoid weak spots by printing at a slower speed with proper cooling. Post-processing, such as sanding and fitting, may be required to achieve a seamless assembly with hardware. Refer to the included assembly tutorial PDF for detailed step-by-step guidance on building your frame.
The G19.2.3 Oem-ish with finger grooves is compatible with most FDM 3D printers capable of printing detailed and durable parts, such as Ender 3, Prusa i3, or similar models. For materials, PETG or ABS are highly recommended due to their strength and heat resistance, though advanced users may experiment with nylon for added flexibility. Avoid PLA, as it lacks the durability needed for functional firearm components.
Suggested print settings include a layer height of 0.2mm, 80-100% infill, and a bed temperature of 60-80°C, depending on the material. Ensure proper bed adhesion and use supports for overhangs to maintain dimensional accuracy. Always test-fit printed parts before final assembly to confirm compatibility with hardware.
The G19.2.3 Oem-ish with finger grooves offers an exciting opportunity for 3D printing and firearm enthusiasts to build a custom Glock 19 frame with classic Gen 3 styling and modern enhancements. With its updated rear rail design, compatibility with G23 uppers, and user-friendly refinements, this file is a must-have for DIY builders seeking quality and versatility. Download the assembly tutorial PDF for detailed guidance, and start crafting your personalized firearm frame today!