Hobie-wan wrote:http://electricquarter.com/tool-38mm-45mm-security-game-p-59.html?osCsid=f2ca598d1cdc9e76d5075f0628ded0d3
Buy both sizes, you'll eventually want them both anyway. The bits from here are good quality. I've had mine for years and I use them all the time.
itsmattxp wrote:Hobie-wan wrote:http://electricquarter.com/tool-38mm-45mm-security-game-p-59.html?osCsid=f2ca598d1cdc9e76d5075f0628ded0d3
Buy both sizes, you'll eventually want them both anyway. The bits from here are good quality. I've had mine for years and I use them all the time.
Does that include the tool I have to put the bit on? Or do I have to buy that seperately?
avrame wrote:You could always take the ghetto approach and try to use a bic pen Just get one of those clear bic pens made of hard plastic (not the white hollow ones) melt it with a lighter and shove it on the game bit/screw. Leave it there for like 10 seconds, and it'll harden making the end of the pen act as a perfect screw driver.
So far, I got this to work with a snes cart and a gamecube case.
emwearz wrote:Theres always a risk with this that you will damage the cart, leave broken plastic around the game bit, I have used this method myself, but if you can afford it, gamebits are the way to go, fast and easy.
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