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    Arrow WTB: Video Game Toolkit

    Looking for a video game repair kit. I took a look at Amazon, and wasn't too impressed. I will be opening up a game gear. Also will be opening a SNES to get out some loose change. Oh and a DS lite that needs a new board.

    I am just getting in to this and give my thanks in advance to the digit press hive mind.

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    All you really need is about 3 different screw drivers, can get um all off ebay for dirt cheap...
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    Yeah, for 90% of stuf you'll probably just need:
    1) A triwing
    2) A 3.8 Gamebit
    3) A 4.5 Gamebit
    4) A decent set of flathead/phillips screwdrivers in multiple sizes

    Optional would be
    5) A set of Torx bits/wrenches

    Anyone please correct if I'm missing something relevant!

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    Quote Originally Posted by xelement5x View Post
    Yeah, for 90% of stuf you'll probably just need:
    1) A triwing
    2) A 3.8 Gamebit
    3) A 4.5 Gamebit
    4) A decent set of flathead/phillips screwdrivers in multiple sizes

    Optional would be
    5) A set of Torx bits/wrenches

    Anyone please correct if I'm missing something relevant!
    Well there is also a special screwdriver that opens the security screws on a 360 controller its pretty much a special sized torx with a hole drilled in it... there's also 2 really odd screwdrivers that are needed to open up older power adapters... but these 2 I dont think many people will need... besides myself and a hand full of others... (us refurbers like to get into every little thing)... but these 3 you can do without, this is the last 10%
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    Sega: SMS (Model 1), Genesis (Model 1, 1.5, 2, 3), 32X, Saturn (Model 2), Dreamcast, Nomad, Game Gear
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    I think I got my little tool kit from The Electric Quarter off ebay for $15-20 but the 3.8 and 4.5 mm bits were crappy so I bought those extra from someone else.

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    I've purchased Gamebit and security Torx drivers from http://www.newelectronx.com/ and have been very satisfied. This kit will give you pretty much anything you'll ever need: http://www.newelectronx.com/proddeta...er-bit-set-100, just select the option to add the Gamebits.

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