You Might Be Using Screws All Wrong... | A Tutorial

[@retrodecade6699]

Great vid! I've been doing this for years, but I can't remember who taught me. Regardless, it's really good information to spread.

[@rockmanfan5104]

Kyle that was awesome. Thank you. Lifesaver forreal 👍

[@TuncayAyhan]

Nice video. This is exactly what I do every time!

[@sojannedos]

Very helpful! I never thought of this! Thanks!

[@manosgouzibas8045]

Finally, someone showing the correct way. Thanks!

[@UnownEquis]

This was a great vid! I learned the hard way when I cracked a post on one of my favorite GBC re-shells.

[@tenay6309]

I learned this by working with metal in my job. Because if you try to put hardened metal screws into hardened metal you need to align it. Otherwise it will never work :D

[@tenebrasm]

Thank you for your wisdom.

[@lemonchicken507]

Bruh I don’t even know this! Thank you Kyle

[@laserkahn5444]

I never knew this thank you so much!!!!!

[@nomad8690]

Wish i found this video sooner.

[@old_account4630]

I wish more people knew this, I was called an idiot too many times for turning a screw counter clockwise while reassembling devices.

[@DecardX]

Your Vids are helpful, thanks :)

[@TheSicWolfGaming]

High Score! Tech Supply. I guess that keeps you busy now, any chance of making a KZbin Comeback? Either way great videos and shop.

[@sleeksm4]

This doesnt work on brand new shells. No screw threads in them

[@KyleAwsm]

Hmmm! Well then, depending on who is casting and tapping them (or not tapping), this could be critical information for buyers! Feel free to list the repro shells you know of that are like this. 👍🏻 Cheers!

[@intel386DX]

I discovered this trick on my own many years before the internet :)

[@VideoGameJNPoop]

Fun fact: One of my GBA screws was actually damaged meaning it cannot be taken out, However, I actually managed to get it out by simply breaking the back shell of the GBA. Yes, while that part of the shell is ruined, the rest is still intact though. Interesting isn’t it. :)