Airsoft Designs put out assembly guide for the LKS-2, a 3D-printed airsoft project. It begins with the preparation of various printed parts and the gathering of necessary hardware, such as screws, springs, and metal rods. They demonstrate the step-by-step process of putting together the main body components, ensuring that everything aligns correctly for a functional build.

As the assembly progresses, the focus shifts to the internal mechanisms and moving parts. The guide details how to install the trigger assembly, the magazine release, and the sliding components. It highlights the importance of smoothing out any rough edges from the 3D printing process to ensure the airsoft replica operates reliably. A bit of patience is recommended, as fitting small parts into tight spaces can occasionally feel like a puzzle designed by someone who really enjoys tiny screws.

The final segment covers the attachment of the stock, handguard, and any remaining aesthetic pieces. After completing the physical build, a brief check of the overall movement and functionality was done. Whilst the process requires steady hands and a bit of focus, the result is a completed LKS-2 ready for use. For those who find themselves with extra screws at the end, the video serves as a handy reference to figure out exactly where they were supposed to go.