Re: Yes there is a way of Opening the Snes without a Gamebit screwdriver?

> > Well that is a nice idea. I was thinking about clay myself at first but that is too soft. But was if the ballpoint melts against the plastic of the Snes?

> > And I can't find a Gamebit screwdriver on Ebay! =[

> I tried everything. I even melted a penny and poured it into the screw hole to try and make a bit. No luck, just a burned up cartridge. As for eBay, there are always auctions there for bits. Here's 2:

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I second that. I tried without success to melt the BIC and it didn't work. I ended up getting the game bit. I have been able to open cartridges with a pair of fine tip high quality needle nose pliers and this will even work for two of the six screws on the bottom of the SNES but the other 4 are sunk so low you can't reach them with the needle nose.

TD

• I've had great success with melting the plastic pen. Mike 13:47:34 11/21/00 (1) response
  • Okay, here's a pic of the screw bit and my snes. Mike 14:22:39 11/21/00 (0) responses

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Message	> > > >http://users.otenet.gr/~badge/main.html > > > Well that is a nice idea. I was thinking about clay myself at first but that is too soft. But was if the ballpoint melts against the plastic of the Snes? > > > And I can't find a Gamebit screwdriver on Ebay! =[ > > I tried everything. I even melted a penny and poured it into the screw hole to try and make a bit. No luck, just a burned up cartridge. As for eBay, there are always auctions there for bits. Here's 2: > ... > I second that. I tried without success to melt the BIC and it didn't work. I ended up getting the game bit. I have been able to open cartridges with a pair of fine tip high quality needle nose pliers and this will even work for two of the six screws on the bottom of the SNES but the other 4 are sunk so low you can't reach them with the needle nose. > TD
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