Microtech OTF full disassembly and assembly

[@johngoldin9720]

Mr X-Ring.... You have to know how valuable your video for the Microtech knife is. I am a 60 year old man with adult ADD. So unless something is explained in the depth that you explained steps in your video, I will spend the time to watch a video over and over. I only had to watch your video ONCE, then got busy cleaning up my favorite Microtech knife. If fires like it did the day I bought it. I would also like to add that a huge help was a set of micro-needle nose pliers to put the two stops in with those dang little springs. Huge kudos to you, sir, and endless thanks. Of course, you now have a new fan of your vids.... having been an 07/02, I think we have a lot of common ground. Again, what a fantastic job you did on this video. Merry Christmas 2021 to you and yours.

[@marlonreal1185]

Without a doubt the best video I've seen on a Microtech dissemble. The gentleman is very good at explaining things very well.

[@XRING]

Thanks Marlon! I appreciate you watching the channel.

[@dewarner12]

This is one of the best knife disassembly videos I have ever seen. Given the complexity of these Microtech OTF's, you make understanding how it functions and how to service it a possibility for owners. I would now have more confidence in being able to get the knife back together instead of dealing with the embarrassment of sending Microtech a bag of parts.

[@gregt.169]

Great disassembly/reassembly video. I believe its one of the best ones on KZbin for Microtech OTF's. I myself would never use red loctite on the screws. I use blue loctite only. Reds pretty hard to get off. But I appreciate the time you took to do this video properly. Thank you Sir.

[@Crusty_Otter]

Exactly my thoughts. Purple loctite is actually designed for use on aluminum threads so I'd be inclined to use that instead of even the blue, but I'd never use red on anything I might need to take apart somewhat frequently.

[@fumasterchu12]

That was a well thought out video, and very nice static display. Like a 3D exploded view, and those screws are definitely unique. Appreciate you taking the time to make such a detailed disassembly vid. Have a great week brother!

[@XRING]

Thanks Fumasterchu! It was literally a one shot take. I said good enough 😂. Thanks again for watching !

[@Revelation1316]

@@XRING Is it true, given I'm in th eU.K. at least in theory that one could order the handle, then the blade separately and then follow this guide and assemble to blade into the handle completing the knife operationally?? If this is so, what model do you recommend for EDC please, considering compact ness and a nlade of 3.5-4.5" please? Thank you.

[@saucytabasco]

Very nice video! Great zoom, explanation of parts, potential pitfalls - you got everything that is important on this process right! A+

[@robertcalkjr.8325]

Nice video! The best way to protect from losing a tiny spring or part under tension is to remove/ replace the parts with the knife or device inside of a large thick clear plastic bag. I use bags that I keep my concert t-shirts protected in.

[@gmtmastertoo]

holy wow, that is one awesome well made well thought out video. extremely helpful for us guys who are half the world away and can't just send knives back easily for maintenance. Awesome, thanks.

[@XRING]

My Pleasure! Thanks for watching!

[@tinovalle5278]

Howdy X-RING. You definitely made the best Microtech OTF disassembly video I’ve seen. I didn’t know it existed until just now. With respect, I would suggest that each screw be reinstalled back into the specific hole it was removed from. This is always a good practice, especially when threads are aluminum. No way I’d use red Loctite even if that’s what Microtech currently uses. With very small screws, especially those screwed into aluminum, purple Loctite 222MS has worked well for me and doesn’t require heat for screw removal like the red stuff sometimes does. It’s also a good idea to avoid coating the threaded tip of small screws with whatever thread locker one prefers. Degrease the screws and screw holes with 91% isopropyl alcohol and use a needle or jeweler screwdriver to apply thread locker in a small area a little above the threaded tip. When the Loctite cures there will be little if any of it on the screw tips which helps avoid cross threading the next time the screws are reinstalled into their corresponding holes. All that said, I hope I’m not coming across like a Mr. Know-It-All. I’ve learned the hard way about Loctite and there are installation tips that are worth the extra time and effort. By the way, now that you’re officially a Microtech guy, I hope you’ll let us know when (if) Microtech starts offering their special screwdriver and bits for maintaining their knives. I understand their reluctance/policy regarding customers performing their own knife maintenance but it sure would be nice to maintain my Microtech collection with factory authorized tools that are machined to the same high standards as their knives. Keep cranking out those cool videos!

[@XRING]

Hey Tino, Thank you for the compliment and thank you for taking the time to type up that information. I know that the purple will not hold up over time for most users as they do have a lot of issues with people losing screws. The red loctite is applied in a way that keeps it off of the tip. You posted some great info that others need to read. Great addition to the channel.

[@DrBilly90210]

Very helpful. Thanks! I have a Mini-Troodon that got fouled and the blade stopped reliably locking in the closed position. Was able to disassemble, clean, lube, and reassemble so it works properly now. Was able to find the Microtech propietary chassis bolt key on Amazon for about $8. One thing I'll share from my experience. At 15:00 when reassembling the leg mounts/spring to the slider, I had trouble with the leg mounts popping off the slider before I could get the chassis back together. Figured out there was a little oil on the slider where the leg mounts seat that reduced friction enough to cause the popping. Wiped off the slider and leg mounts where they seat and was able to keep the leg mounts/spring/slider assembly together long enough to put the chassis together. I'd also reiterate your advice at 17:35 about torque on the chassis screws. The chassis is aluminum so only finger tighten the chassis screws; don't use any leverage.

[@codygriffin7884]

This is the first video of yours that I've watched, and I cannot make any negative statement at all. Not only was I able to fix my issue with my Microtech Combat Troodon, but I also learned everything I needed to know about this knife. Before this video, I was leery of taking the screws out because "parts or springs might fly everywhere". Thanks for taking the time to do such a detailed video.

[@XRING]

My pleasure Cody and thank you for watching the channel.

[@BRS.Systems]

Well done on the video and it IS the most detailed one I've seen. Thanks!

[@XRING]

BRS Syst3ms My pleasure BRS Syst3ms. Hope to video more soon. Maybe the Socoms or Ludt.

[@MegaYangman]

Nice video. Now I think I know what broke inside my ultratech. Off to Microtech for warranty work!

[@antonkrestyaninov7205]

lol

[@TheADDScratcher]

Any tips if I lost a lock spring? 🤦‍♂️ ...It's long gone- tried searching with a magnet, etc.

[@Lincoln-js8qy]

sir i really appreciate thia video i am a long time knife nut. Automatpca have become somthing i own and i maintain on my own but your video answerd quqstuons that i have had for a long time. Take care my friend. Once again thanks for the video.

[@loudogfotog]

great video! I have an ultratech that is now 10 years old. I believe the spring detached and am waiting for a the bit for the domed screws. Unfortunately the official microtech bit set is sold out. While I wait, this video is perfect to get familiar with the take down and re-assembly of my knives. Thanks again.

[@mikeelek9713]

Nice job on the video. Very thorough with explanations of why things are done in a particular order. Microtechs are more expensive but reasonably priced for an OTF knife.

[@XRING]

Thank you Mike and thanks for watching the channel.

[@joshuajacob6402]

Great video. Appreciate you changing it up and doing knife videos. Would really like to see more of these knife disassembles. Thank you!

[@Nico-Max63]

Hi from France , super video , very well explained 👍

[@southkc77]

Great video. I appreciate the detailed takedown if my ultra tech needs service

[@XRING]

My pleasure!

[@goneballistic]

This is a GREAT video. Thanks so much for doing this

[@jefftaylor6487]

Great video - thanks! Wouldn't use red loctite however. Maybe blue or purple. Thanks again

[@XRING]

They still use red to this day. I actually did a video for them for the new models recently on their KZbin page. kzbin.info/www/bejne/p3uceIWFlKasrdUsi=RcwGEj5wrbzYZBna

[@sidneyweber9729]

Absolutely perfect presentation on how to disassemble and reassemble a Microtech..Easy to follow..Thank you..

[@Hideaway904]

Awesome video. I had no idea what was going on inside there. It appears to be pretty simple mechanically. The only problem I have with this video is the application of red loctite. As a car, truck, motorcycle guy, I am compelled to say that RED loctite should require a license and authorization of use documentation for every single use. 🤣 Mechanics and armorers/gunsmiths will understand exactly what I'm talking about.

[@XRING]

LOL! You can use blue but you will lose screws. Red is what is applied at the factory to this day. 👍🏼

[@1998gst4611]

X-RING, cool informative video disassembly and assembly of the Microtech combat troodon, now you just voided the warranty on it. I bet the guise at Microtech are probably shaking their heads at you for making this video

[@XRING]

Not at all. There needed to be a good video done on this procedure. As long as you don’t strip screws or lose parts l don’t think it would matter.

[@XRING]

That’s correct Tom. Thanks for watching

[@davidmercer5561]

That was awesome. I've always wanted to see the inside but was scared to crack it open. Doing it the first time must be a little daunting, but having knowledge from detents and gunsmithing I guess helps. Thanks though.

[@trailswithtyler7427]

Does the front lock have that clearance on dagger knives as well so it doesn’t get dull or does it use another way of preventing the sharp part of the blade from touching the latch? For instance the combat troodon dagger versions.

[@VampirusX]

I just watched a disassembly of the Guardian Tactical 035. Now I understand, what the 035 (and others) are so much smoother. I stick to Guardian Tactical (in Elmax of course)!

[@austinmosier1616]

Any idea where I can find one of those springs for the locking legs?

[@zesha50]

Hello! my micro tech didn't work for a year. i forgot to RMA it and i saw this video.You said Rem oil was the best went and got my can sprayed it in my knife and now it works perfectly. I thought it was the spring but it was just because the knife was dry!!! What a weird fix!!!

[@XRING]

Glad This video helped you out. Thanks for watching.

[@王盛槐]

果然正品前锁片是有一个开口防止划伤刀刃，我买的仿冒版没有那个开口，锁片直接把刀刃磨平。

[@ladydemonika420]

Do you know where to get the small replacement springs for the the front and back slider locks?

[@mcj5644]

Nice. Thanks a million for this highly instructive video! ⚔️😎👍

[@XRING]

mcj5644 My pleasure MCJ5644. Hope it helps everyone if they are ever taking one apart to clean or service one .

[@jman7770]

Thanks for the video sir, just bough myself a few Ultratechs this will come in handy. 💪🏼👊🏼

[@pateralus9]

Great info, thanks! My only question is about the red Loctite- how do you take it apart again after that? Wouldn't you need to apply heat to remove the screws again? I find blue Loctite holds great for me! 😃

[@XRING]

No problem. Red loctite is what they use at the factory when assembling the knives. The screws do have a way of working themselves loose over time. I have never had to use heat to remove them. Thanks for watching.

[@doejon9424]

Huh ? Rittle me this.. how will red Loctite on these tiny screws come loose without heat? Red Loctite is supposed to be used on bolts/screws that are more or less permanent. Why on a Microtech will it come loose but on an engine or tire part.. you need to heat it up? Red Loctite sounds like a warranty problem waiting to happen, where the customer is screwed & has to buy a new knife after "gluing" his Microtech together.

[@XRING]

You are giving red loctite too much credit on these very small screws. Every Microtech is assembled with Red loctite and have been since before 2013, including the glass breakers. Hasn’t been a problem so far.

[@doejon9424]

@@XRING and it's the same red Loctite in the small tubes found in automotive stores? I have to be honest and tell you my UTX-85s & Ultratechs have come without any Loctite on the glass break. Purchased from 2015-2021, plus some more on the way.

[@joelpant.LEAD91]

Merci pour la vidéo et le partage !!

[@hphillips7425]

Very good video. It is easy to tell when someone is skilled enough to make a good how to video. My first microtech is supposedly going to be delivered today. I have one question why not use 222 or 242 instead of the 272. Thanks and have a good one 👍

[@XRING]

Thanks H Phillips. I just used what Microtech uses on their knives. I haven’t tried the others for this application.

[@nickpietrzyk4565]

Lost my conical spring for the blade lock … any idea on where I may get a replacement?

[@grumpyoldwizard]

Thank you. I have always been a bit uncertain about how these knives can lock the blade to the point it can be hammered through wood without breaking the knife.

[@XRING]

Thanks Average Joe and thanks for watching.

[@greyman1363]

The grove is cut out on the sear for all daggers not just serrated.

[@locksmithdb5987]

Tell your good friends at Microtech that we want one of those tools!!! I personally own 9 microtech knives and I am mechanically inclined. Anthony Marfione's mentor, Chris Reeves encourages people to take his knives apart!

[@XRING]

locksmith db Hey Locksmith. I think some tool kits are possibly in the works. Stay tuned.

[@nate7046]

I to would really appreciate a proper tool kit. I have a lose screw on my utx-70, so haven’t been able to carry it for a few weeks now it’s just so small I haven’t been able to get it snugged up again. And being a lefty I would also like a glass brake tool so I don’t mark mine all up trying to reverse the pocket clip on all my microtech out the fronts.

[@XRING]

I know there are plans to release them this year. Not sure of the date

[@timothyhaskell8262]

What do you mean we aren't supposed to take them apart? Mine was jammed up in less than a month. Full of sawdust and grass clippings. Can we purchase the Itty bitty internal parts separately?

[@xANDRExFLC]

Does the stop pin slam against the aluminum chassis? That seems like it would wear out over time since aluminum is softer. Just trying to understand better.

[@maxyass7562]

Are the female ends of the screws just milled into the aluminum? Or are there steel inserts into them? Specifically on the Ultratefh

[@richc566]

Hey thank you for this. My ultratech has dents inside from where the stopping pin hits it. Is this normal? I can send pics if needed.

[@doejon9424]

Of course. The stop pin & other internals are steel. The frame is 6061 aluminum (softer than steel). The continuous deployment & disengagement of the blade slams that pin into the aluminum with great force. How old is your Ultratech? Anything with metal on metal contact will wear out.. and in this case one of the metal is softer so the blunt force will cause that. Nothing to worry about..

[@trinajska]

Thank you

[@Tex735]

Any advice on how to loosen the action on one of these things? My Combat Troodon is so stiff I don't know many non-apes who could actually operate it with one hand. It stupid stiff. You open and close it like it's nothing. I seriously doubt you could do that with mine... Any ideas would be greatly appreciated!! Great video!!!

[@joshk1487]

Use a firm fast push. If you push it slow it seems hard.

[@Tex735]

@@joshk1487 That seems to help. Still gotta "work out" my thumb but it IS getting better... Slowly... LOL! Thanks!

[@frederick3083]

I lost my button spring you think my utx-85 will still work☹️ please reply if you can.

[@XRING]

It will work but the button with rub a little more.

[@edged_mindset]

OTF's are so cool

[@jakefletcher4215]

Would you know the size of the rear blade lock spring

[@DavidThomasTimmer]

Where can I buy new springs all three too hard to get by hem from microtech and I want my ultratech back :) I understand how it works just need the springs

[@JohnSmith-ze6mz]

We love you xring!

[@XRING]

LOL! Thanks John.

[@rickrb2007]

thanks this really helped. My knife was stuck shut

[@XRING]

Awesome ! Glad I could help. Thanks for watching.

[@johnm7882]

You make look very easy. Great video.

[@Biblicalgiants]

Ray, do remember what size screws where used on the old 2002 square body Ultratechs? I know they used a T5 torx bit but I kinda need to know what the screw's actual measurements are if I try to order some replacements. Thanks. Good upload!

[@jackdaniels7913]

I'm in the market for my first and I appreciate the video, thanks to you know I will be buying with the knowledge that I can handle anything that may come up well out of town way away from a postal service... some times you just need to know what your doing so you can save time and money doing it your self and ya life would be a nightmare if we held to send in every toy for service/ cleaning 😅 " did you have a good day at the range (ya) I'll get my toys back in 3 months Amazon is flooding the postal service thanks to the holidays and or are current koff koff situation 🤣 🥃cheers🍻

[@slkknifelover]

Hard to believe they won't sell you a replacement spring ... kinda makes me less likely to buy another one

[@heminowolf8281]

Is normal a little play on the blade?

[@michaelelliott330]

@x-ring are there torque specs for the frame bolts to ensure proper tightening?

[@XRING]

No sir. They do not provide those since there are so many different thread sizes. Clean the screws and use loctite on them.

[@shutout8888]

Awesome video. Fortunate to own a microtech ! On a separate note, is there any way you can do a kestrel tutorial? I am unable to match my ammo and factory rifle to my kestrel data. Thanks!!

[@XRING]

Thanks shutout8888. I’ll see what I can do, was going to do one a few months ago and never got around to it. Thanks for watching and have a great weekend.

[@loudogfotog]

My microtech is 10 years old and I took it apart but the leg mount has rusted and there is no where for the spring to attach to now. Any suggestions? can I "source" a leg mount somewhere? thanks in advance

[@cirillo9334]

Very informative, I wish I had viewed it Before I disassembled my OTF. I noticed it sometimes doesn’t fire if the screws on the scale are too tight. Interested in any feedback on that.

[@goldengecko1944]

Great vid,thank’s a million on explaining that the sollution to the ‘sing’ is a little Lithiumgrease,i have been strugeling with that for years with all kind of lube’s and nano-oil’s! It will go away at the beginning after flusshing but always come’s back! Now i feel a dumbass! Again thanks a bunch man you achieved your goal and that is to make the best vid ever!! P;S: i would recomend if i may to use Blue Loctite instead of the Red one wich is goal is for permanent fixe’s and can strip your screw’s if you don’t get it loose. Thank’s for making the i.m.o the best disassembly on the entire net! ;-)

[@XRING]

Thanks Golden Gecko and thanks for watching. Have a great week.

[@2ProJohanTjern]

The back leg that holds my spring broke on me after 4 days of use. Do you know where you can buy an replacement?

[@marklawrence855]

Very interesting, i always wondered what the inside looks like. Just wish I could own one ,but not allowed in the UK 😒

[@johnporrello1275]

Is there anyway you can do a disassembly video on a Halo 6 Thank you

[@snake762118]

I really like the gloves.

[@PockeTanK]

Much more parts involved than your standard liner/frame lock knives. You get what you pay for. Microtech 4 life.

[@Nobody4rpresident]

A Lightning OTF has the same mechanism for $39. For $700 Microtech has a cnc machined case and better steel in the blade. Fan boys pay a huge premium for bragging rights.

[@SCQT]

just ordered a Dirac, my first Microtech. Not sure i have the balls to take it apart.... Good walkthrough though, should definitely help me get into trouble. Checked your site first, unfortunately wasn't able to find what i was after 😢

[@XRING]

No worries and thank you. The Dirac has a slightly different operating mechanism with the slider but very similar.

[@SCQT]

@@XRING In the future can you source pretty much anything standard production if requested? Have a horrible feeling this wont be my last mtech

[@XRING]

Yes

[@rabbivj]

Do you recommend using blue loctite or red loctite? i know red loctite requires a lot of heat to remove...Im having some misfire issues on my UTX-85 and ive followed Microtech's cleaning procedure. Ive ordered their toolkit from pvk so ill follow this procedure to take it apart.

[@XRING]

Red is what we use at Microtech to assemble EVERY knife.

[@XRING]

As long as you have the proper bit we use NO heat to remove them. They are really tiny threads.The glass breaker is usually the toughest to remove.

[@lukerausch1253]

Where can I find the blade stop springs?? I’m a tool and die maker building my own otf and I can not find those little things anywhere.

[@Nobody4rpresident]

Look under your sofa.

[@DLMedia0216]

What kind of material does all Microtech knives used in their screw? Stainless steel or Titanium... I was so curious about their parts.. thanks!

[@ErebuBat]

There are videos on the microtech channel with XRing that goes over that. I am pretty sure it is steel.

[@toddleahy8002]

Great vid very informative !!! Mate I was wondering do you know where I could get those tiny detention conical spring ?? As I lost one being so fine it didn't go far but can not find it. Any help appreciated. Or does anyone know of a parts sales place. Cheers

[@walcrow7319]

Great info. Thanks for sharing.

[@jcruz888]

Where can I buy that tool?

[@tim7076]

Excellent! Thank you!

[@markreyman9899]

@X-RING did you customize that combat troodon, or did it come from Microtech in that color and blade configuration? Thanks for the video.

[@anlozturk7426]

Hello there; I have this knife too, but I don't have a repair screwdriver, how can I find it?

[@XRING]

Genuine tools are sold by microtech. There are other companies that sell individual sets.

[@toddk1658]

accidentally dropped my ultratech in the garage ,and the blade partially deployed wonder whats going on. saw your torture tests and yours never deployed when you threw it .any answers would be helpful.

[@toddk1658]

anybody, xring ?

[@trailswithtyler7427]

I don’t actually have one but from a mechanical standpoint you can just push it into something or pull the blade and it should get over one of those locks. You could probably just fling it open.

[@dewarner12]

I do have one question. Is the best way to make deploying the blade easier to stretch the spring a small amount? Thanks -

[@XRING]

I have heard of people doing this. I would not recommend this at all. Your knife will not deploy or retract as forcefully. I would try to source a different spring instead of stretching one.

[@talkingrock7011]

Ok now that it has been cleaned how do you keep a good edge on the blade

[@XRING]

talking rock Well......that’s another story! I always let Microtech do that.

[@semperparatus5942]

Excellent video 👍 A well designed mechanism yet simple. I understand them charging an arm and a leg for the custom models but the production ones should be not more than $250-300. Plenty of room for profit. Thoughts?

[@olddirtybooger]

Watch a video series called the "birth of an ultratech." There really is a lot that go into these knives.

[@slkknifelover]

Really great video!!!

[@Handsomefrench]

Tôi vẫn không hiểu tại sao nó có thể bật lên xuống, lưỡi dao ko có kết nối với lò xo

[@alramos292]

Outstanding video sir! My Ultratech knife scales have just been Cerakoted. I have misplaced the conical springs. Any chance you know where to find replacements? Thank you

[@XRING]

Al Ramos Hello Al, Microtech will warranty the knife for you but you will have it send it in. I would contact ccampbell@microtechknives and he will walk you through the steps. Yes, I know, you took it apart etc etc. contact him and tell him what’s going on. Thanks again

[@alramos292]

@@XRING Thank you once again sir.

[@BOHEMIANHUNTINGCLUB]

Cool deal, nice vid!!

[@jfssparky]

This is good to know. Now I need a screw driver. I only by my knives from dealers or the man that made it.

[@Soudchaser91q41]

Well explained, thanks.

[@ald.5147]

Any idea where to get replacement parts for microtech OTfs?

[@XRING]

Al D. There are some out there but they are not microtech products. MT won’t sell parts individually. They will warranty broken parts and service the knife for you as long as they are still making the knife.

[@ald.5147]

Lubricant will attract lint and foul up the action. Better to take a Q tip and clean it out.

[@XRING]

It will. However, every knife does leave the factory with a few drops of REM oil on internal parts. Additionally, too much oil will slow down the action.

[@vtxdaryl]

I thought the Red Locktite was permanent and you should use Blue Locktite, am I wrong.

[@XRING]

Yes. Microtech uses Red on many chassis screw and glass break threads. It depends on the model but red is usually the standard.

[@nikst7463]

How long these springs last with frequent use in your experience

[@XRING]

Hello Nik! I’m my experience it really depends on how much you “play” with it when you aren’t using it. My Combat Troodon from 2013 still has the original springs.

[@badbilly429]

Great information!

[@f.avilla6383]

Thanks!

[@ald.5147]

Such a simple function but, the research and development to make this system must have been tantamount to any high tech design from German engineering.

[@Nobody4rpresident]

You’re kidding, right?

[@ald.5147]

@@Nobody4rpresident have ypu taken one apart to see how they work? Its pretty cool.

[@icecorebaby]

Hey man, does your troodon have a slight wobble? Like 1mm? Just wondering

[@XRING]

Hey Scott, All OTF’s with the exception of the Deadlock will have a small amount of wobble. The tighter you get the tolerances, the more susceptible it is to fail to deploy. They need some clearance for dirt and debris.

[@Cristopher1976]

Red loctite? I would think purple or maybe blue should do just fine.

[@XRING]

Cris Cummings Red is what the factory uses.

[@Cristopher1976]

@@XRING I get that but it's a bit extreme if you plan to get back in the knife. Especially with proprietary hardware. I'm enjoying the knife videos btw. Lots of channels need to do alternative videos from just the guns since KZbin is ran by a bunch of anti 2nd ammendment gomers.

[@XRING]

Cris Cummings Thanks Chris and thanks for the comments. I appreciate you watching!

[@ninjavn3616]

Can I use WD40 instead of Ram Oil?

[@XRING]

It’s better than nothing at all but Rem Oil is the recommend oil for Microtech OTF’s. Make sure to blow out the excess.

[@ninjavn3616]

@@XRING thank you so much.

[@DefinitelyNotMyRealName]

Good video.

[@carlosreset7501]

Hi, do you have a store or website? Instagram? Facebook? I really want to get an ultratech. Switchblades are illegal in my country, so I was thinking that to get it in, I’ll remove the blade and ship the chassis and blade separate. Would you offer that service? Thanks