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Damn this you post this the day after I sell my kit! Nice work on the write up. And a big plus one to no Turkey burgers!
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This is great!
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Great writeup, thanks....
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Great info. Another +1 for sticky. We needed this at least a year ago.
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Nice write up should be required reading before going to a build party.
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Dido!!! Awesome write up. I have been doing my research and reading on an Ak building, but this takes all the guessing out of it. Thanks!

69, Did all your parts and flat come from ak builder? I noticed some of the tools did...

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ak-builder flats and rivets are the way to go.
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AWESOME Mach1, your passion for the AK platform is inspiring!!!

Really appreciate you taking the time to share it with us. I bet those new to building will increase in numbers due to this... THANK YOU for posting sir.

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Good job Tom, reading this made me hard
I don't think that's something you should be sharing publicly.
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Good job Tom, reading this made me hard
glad i'm not the only one that got a major "eeeeeew" factor from that statement...



but anyway nice job mach, it will be good to have this info here and stickied for those that don't venture onto any of the home gunsmithing/building sites (where there's lot's more, if they're interested...)
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Truest AK guru. Great write-up, 69mach1!
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Tom, So when does your new book "Pimp My AK" come out?
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Warning: And no Turkey Burgers. This is an AK build party, not an AR build party.
No fear of turkey burgers at AR builds.
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nice, its a sticky! WOO
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Bending and building an AK flat.

This is a tutorial for just the AK Builder trimmed and bent top rail AK flat, with the new flat bending jig. These tips and pictures are only for an AK 47 (7.62x39) build. I believe the AK 74 build may be slightly different.

The new AK Builder flat bending jig. There are three main parts to this jig. The base (die), the ram, and the bracket to hold the flat in place. Even though it looks indestructible, you can damage it if you don't pay attention and somehow line it up incorrectly or forget to back out the screws that push the ram out of the base.

The groove in the the base is an visual indicator that that is where the front of the receiver is placed on the base. The holes in the middle of the base is where the bolt heads that hold the bracket in place go into as the ram is pressed into the base. If the flat and ram are indexed backwards the bracket bolt heads will miss those holes and you will not be able to "bottom out" the ram.
That new jig is awesome.
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That new jig is awesome.
yes, it is.... works VERY well, just press from center and no moving back & forth along the jig.
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A sticky! Nice.

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Thanks for the write-up. Now I have no excuse to not get off my *** and build one.



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This is really awesome! People should print a copy out and bring it to a BP if they get lost. I do like the fact you remind people to trim the lower rails because the first time I built an AK, I didn't know, no one told me and I was wondering why my mag didn't fit. Last BP I went to, I think I told everyone there and most people didn't know

Saved them some big headaches. Thanks Mach!
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WOW thats a great write up, those are some of the best pictures I have seen on a tutorial. Thanks for taking the time to help all others out with their builds.
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Title should be changed to AK guru how to build an AK. Niz job.
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The write up looks great Mach! Great photo's, and even better info. Maybe you can do a "de-milling" write up next time, and that would complete the whole circle!!!
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The write up looks great Mach! Great photo's, and even better info. Maybe you can do a "de-milling" write up next time, and that would complete the whole circle!!!
I'll finish up a de-milling write up with pics this weekend. The regulars will be here. Come on down.
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The write up looks great Mach! Great photo's, and even better info. Maybe you can do a "de-milling" write up next time, and that would complete the whole circle!!!
LOL! I was talking with Mach about this earlier...
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That was awesome. Wish I had read this before my first build party... I am going to try to print laminate and bind a copy or two!
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That was awesome. Wish I had read this before my first build party... I am going to try to print laminate and bind a copy or two!
Thanks.

Did you want me to sign it? LOL
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Thanks.

Did you want me to sign it? LOL
Think it would be worth more money that way? LOL!

I'm going to print out a copy of this and bring it to Duraglock's party.

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If anyone wants a Word.doc of Mach's basic guide (not including fixing stocks) let me know I recently just copied, pasted and resized things.
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Wow awesome writeup. Thanks for taking the time to do this.
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do we have to drill holes in the receiver so the rail can be spot welded in there? or does the spot welder make the holes on its own?
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do we have to drill holes in the receiver so the rail can be spot welded in there? or does the spot welder make the holes on its own?
The spot welder makes holes..... but you don't want to do that LOL

Normally I heat treat and spot weld my rails before drill the holes for the axis pins because you are going to have to drill the lower rail anyways. Normally the AK builder ones aren't predrilled but I have seen some before that are.
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Where is your warning about order of assembly - i.e. do not put in rails before flattening trigger guard rivets - LOL!
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Where is your warning about order of assembly - i.e. do not put in rails before flattening trigger guard rivets - LOL!
LOL... you don't know how many times I had to tell people that at the BP. Maybe I should just wear a shirt with all the warnings people need at a BP?

I learned the hard way about the rails.. That and I tell everyone to trim you rails BEFORE spot welding Because if you don't have a dremel...... it takes FOREVER with a hand file and it is super hard because it is in the receiver already.
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One of the cleanest builds I've ever seen.

If I may offer a comment--having built a few AKs and some other stuff, and heat treated a few thousand parts and blades, you're almost perfect on heat treat, but not quite.

First, a heads up that most of the heat treating advice online is worse than useless, it will destroy your receiver.

Second, what he has here is pretty good. Workable.

Orange or yellow is too hot, ESPECIALLY in daylight where colors don't show well. It's not quite as critical with a thin section, but I'd go to a bright red in shadow. An easy cheat is to use a small magnet--like on the back of a scribe--when it won't stick to the metal (austenized), it's hot enough. Give it a couple more seconds of heat to make sure, then quench in oil, fast.

Your tempering advice is correct. Just to the top of blue, just as it turns gray. Don't get back into dull red or you'll have to start over, and thin stock can't take that often.

If you have a furnace, you can also treat the whole receiver using a jig like this.



It'll be a lot stronger, but does take more work.
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One of the cleanest builds I've ever seen.

If I may offer a comment--having built a few AKs and some other stuff, and heat treated a few thousand parts and blades, you're almost perfect on heat treat, but not quite.

First, a heads up that most of the heat treating advice online is worse than useless, it will destroy your receiver.

Second, what he has here is pretty good. Workable.

Orange or yellow is too hot, ESPECIALLY in daylight where colors don't show well. It's not quite as critical with a thin section, but I'd go to a bright red in shadow. An easy cheat is to use a small magnet--like on the back of a scribe--when it won't stick to the metal (austenized), it's hot enough. Give it a couple more seconds of heat to make sure, then quench in oil, fast.

Your tempering advice is correct. Just to the top of blue, just as it turns gray. Don't get back into dull red or you'll have to start over, and thin stock can't take that often.

If you have a furnace, you can also treat the whole receiver using a jig like this.



It'll be a lot stronger, but does take more work.
I wish we had a furnace. Thank you very much for the advice. I'll go ahead and make changes.
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Here you go folks! A downloadable version of Mach's "Tutorial for a Build Party" with "How to fix my ak stock"

Thank You for putting this together
http://cid-42f3be75847d061f.skydrive...0partiesV1.doc

Let me know if it does not work...
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