🔧 Nintendo Security Screwdriver Bit Set: Silverhill Tools ATKNND - 3.8mm & 4.5mm Review

Ideal for running SNES and Genesis games. Be careful when screwing things up. Most older games have never been opened for cleaning before. I've noticed that some people say that these screwdrivers just take apart and don't work. Care must be taken when unscrewing old things that have never been disassembled. I have a feeling the construction could be a bit sturdier, but they're cheap as dirt, so get this. Take your time, grab the screws and carefully unscrew them. I haven't had any problems…

I've used it on several wild carts and haven't had any problems. I think some people who complain about stripping a tool or carriage bolt are dealing with unusual situations. These are usually old carts we deal with and you should be aware that someone before us could have damaged the screw heads without using the right tools. While using a security screwdriver isn't hard science, it can be messy if the head of the tool doesn't seat snugly and completely on the screw before moving away from it.

As a specialty screwdriver I didn't expect them to be so good. I bought a used GameCube and didn't think my air compressor would blow out as much dust as possible. Knowing I had to order a game bit to make sure the inside was properly clean so it didn't overheat, they came loose with ease. They seem to last a long time, but just in case, I found replacement Phillips head screws with identical threads at Home Depot for $1.08 just as a precaution in case the screws themselves break or they get…

This item has been described with absolute accuracy by the seller and I am very pleased that the item works fantastic. I've opened and closed two Nintendo 64 cartridges with a 3.8mm screwdriver without a single problem. The bit fits perfectly in the holes of the cartridge. I can't comment on the 4.5mm bit though as I don't currently use it. So far the screws or bits in this article have not been damaged and I daresay that is unlikely as the metal appears to be of high quality. I would highly…

In general, they seem to work well for all the different Nintendo systems I've tried them on. I needed the smaller size to replace some Game Boy cartridge batteries and it worked fine. I also like that they are small in diameter the full length of the driver when they need to get quite deep into a given device. Only complaint was that I used it to get into my Virtual Boy. They got the job done, but none of the screws felt secure enough as they turned, and continued to loosen every few turns. It

This tool is the best tool to clean games properly because it opens ALL NES (8-bit), SUPER NES (16-bit) and NINTENDO 64 games .It opens all NES systems , SUPER NES and NINTENDO 64. These tools will give you an idea of the problems you may encounter with games that make noise when you shake them. It could be a piece of plastic that broke off in-game, or in one case for me, a piece of circuit board was broken inside. Without the tools to see what's going on in the game you just wouldn't know, and