Airsoft glock full auto switch

First off, this switch seems to be made for WE tech glocks, as it fits perfectly in my we tech Glock 19 but not my Elite Force (VFC) Glock 18C. I fit this to my VFC Glock 18C but it will require the switch to be modified. I printed it on a 105% scale as the original scale was too small, and would either fall off or get loose and jam the gun. You will have to print all three parts at 105% scale for it to work properly on a VFC Glock. You will also need Glock 18C or full auto Glock internals, as this will not work in a semi auto Glock like a Glock 19 or 17. After printing all three parts slide the backplate in. This will require some force and a little bit of sanding because 105% scale will be slightly too large for the backplate to fit, but this is needed or else the switch will fall out. Once you have that in, put the longer part of the selector in first(not the one with the long stem), and make sure it is inside of the switch backplate properly. After you have done that, put the second piece in and glue the two pieces together inside of the switch backplate. Then, sand down the stem thingy that goes into the slide of the gun until it makes no contact between the receiver and the slide. Lastly, screw in the metal housing thing that is in the first picture and you should be done. Make sure that screw that holds the nozzle and backplate is completely tight or else the slide will come loose and fly back at your face (I learned the hard way and it was NOT fun) Once you have done all of these steps, you should be done! If you still need help you can PM me on cults (idk how but I think you can) or you can PM me on Reddit at McLarenAMG. Anyways in all, this is a very cool piece to add to your Airsoft Glock, as I love the look of the Glock switch and have been wanting this attachment for years on an Airsoft Glock.
I would only get this file if you really like Glock switches because it isn’t worth the work if you do not like the look of this. P.S I put 0.1 for the settings as cults made me put in a number. Print at 100% infill and experiment from there.