Mikov Kit how-to pdf

Doc Rocket · Post by **Doc Rocket** » Tue Dec 02, 2003 5:04 pm

REVISED!
Hi to all, there is now a 'switch kit pdf'
along with the 'Mikov kit pdf'
produced by Nemo on Knife 101. With his kind permission I have produced the step by step instructions in pdf manual form and will keep it on a permanent web page of mine. You can go here to download it.

http://www.members.shaw.ca/doc-rocket/

The switch kit tutorial turned into a "book". it's 29 pages and 8.8megs so may take a bit to download. i've tried to keep the pix big. Will be working on the teardown tutorial next. Let me know if it downloads ok.

enjoy

badboris · Post by **badboris** » Wed Dec 03, 2003 3:13 am

nice work Doc, thanks for making it avalaible

tips&tricks all in one place is allways useful
also the stiletto project by Nemo would be nice in .pdf

Andre

Doc Rocket · Post by **Doc Rocket** » Wed Dec 03, 2003 2:14 pm

I've been actually slowly workin on that one too.

mr_edge · Post by **mr_edge** » Wed Dec 03, 2003 7:31 pm

If anyone would like it, I have the stilletto project in a word document. I would be happy to mail it to you. I have the descriptive and the pictorials in separate files.

Doc Rocket · Post by **Doc Rocket** » Wed Dec 03, 2003 7:36 pm

Thanks for the offer but i've got the files and text. maybe I'll get a chance to do a set up this weekend.

Claudester · Post by **Claudester** » Wed Dec 03, 2003 10:22 pm

Doc Rocket wrote:Hi to all, here's a present for you guys. I've enjoyed the instructions for building the Mikov kits produced by Nemo on Knife 101. With his kind permission I have produced the step by step instructions in pdf manual form and will keep it on a permanent web page of mine. You can go here to download it.

http://www.members.shaw.ca/doc-rocket/

If you have anything you would like to see added you can get ahold of be by email. I would like to compile a tips and tricks page also.

enjoy

Hey Mr. Doc Rocket

I had copied that class into word and pulled out the stuff that wasn't needed and left it in my workshop
ever since. Great Idea and it looks Great too! That's the class that got me started on doing my own.
That Nemo is some kind of guy, Very unselfish I might add. I don't know if you realize it but that's
my knife Nemo used for the project. After the class finished he sent it to me and it sets on the top shelf.
If your offering to give out the stiletto project also let me know cause it sure is handy.
Take Care

Doc Rocket · Post by **Doc Rocket** » Wed Dec 03, 2003 10:29 pm

Yes I'll be converting the stiletto project over time. I'll let you know when it's up.

bandito · Post by **bandito** » Wed Jan 21, 2004 8:15 am

"they include a little pin that looks like a mushroom....there is only one and I think it is used to attach the spring to the liner....and since that is already done ....toss it aside."

Waiting for my Mikov kit to arrive, but after careful study of the guide, (great job btw) I'm thinking that if you remove the existing "little pin that looks like a mushroom", move the mechanism and spring to the other liner, utilize the extra mushroom pin, and bingo it's now a southpaw...There you go Claudester, think your a leftie like me....The other liner is mirror image and pre-drilled.

New to the forum and having fun, looking to finger out a scale release next.

Adios
Bandito

South of the checkpoint, North of the river...

JAGMAN · Post by **JAGMAN** » Thu Jan 22, 2004 3:38 am

You are right Bandito - Mikov kits can swing both ways, I got a left hooker from Picklock Pat, very nice piece. Welcome to the forum

Jagman

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Re: Mikov Kit how-to pdf

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little pin that looks like a mushroom