🔧 ASDY32 Triwing Screwdriver 3.0 - Silverhill Tools Review

Fortunately, you don't need a triangular screwdriver very often. But if you do, say if you're repairing your Nintendo Wii at home, you need a good one. This good. It's well made, holds up securely and doesn't fly off like many cheap, more or less disposable 3-wings. Seriously, don't consider anything else. If you want to get the job done right without damaging your Wii (or whatever you're editing) and without removing the screw heads, this is the tool for you.

My daughter was a little over zealous with the touch screen on her DS Lite and ended up damaging it. I bought a new touch screen and screwdriver from a dealer in Korea through another website. To my surprise, the screwdriver and shield arrived, but the tip of the screwdriver didn't fit properly on the screw head due to the angle of the tip, making opening the DS Lite completely unusable. Screwdriver came quickly, high quality and really works. Now I have no excuse to try to open DS. Now we have

Don't waste your money on this screwdriver. The product is listed as SilverHill Triwing Y Screwdriver; It's basically a small Phillips screwdriver. However, there is nothing special about it. The product delivered did not look like the photo. The brand I got was GTMax and the old barcode had a new barcode that said Silverhill on it. The original barcode is WPO20110467. I think the photos for the Amazon listing are misleading. I googled the name of the product in this listing and found that the…

When I went through all the triwing screwdrivers that Revain offered I didn't know which one to buy. Almost every review mentioned that the screwdriver "came off" after the third use, suggesting that many of these screwdrivers were poorly made. But this screwdriver looked different than the others and I thought I might give it a try. Anyway, I just used it to take my Wii apart (to fix a broken DVD drive) and it worked great. He did a great job removing all the screws on the Wii. The tip is…

I recently bought a classic gameboy, remember the old handheld brick? Well I've been feeling a lot of nostalgia lately and I've been shopping a lot lately which takes me back to my childhood. I intend to pass much on to my children, to let them live their childhood as I do. In order to really clean the device well, I wanted to open it up and get the job done properly. The only problem was that I needed a specific "X" but without screwing any of the sides. I didn't know it was called the Triwing

Many people on YouTube and elsewhere are trying to convince you that a very small flat head screwdriver can replace this tool. It just isn't! Given the low price of this tool - and the ability to get it with free Super Saver shipping - this article HERE is something you'll want to invest in. And what an investment! Our Wii was the victim of both a "humming" problem and a sudden hard drive lockup. We knew we had to open this thing. The hum problem started about six months ago and got…