ORIA Precision Screwdriver Kit, 60 in 1 with 56 Bits Screwdriver Set, Magnetic Driver Kit with Flexible Shaft, Extension Rod for Mobile Phone, Smartphone, Game Console, Tablet, PC, Blue

It may have gone up a little in price but it is still under $20.

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The last screw driver set you'll ever need. Body screws are T-6, and I think the pivots are T-8, maybe T-9

I like this answer, you can get a set of 50+ different precision screwdrivers like this that have all torx sizes and any tool you ever need to open electronics

I have this one and it works great.

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looks like a regular screw, just a very small one. but you should just get yourself one of these if you like fiddling a lot like I do, might as well get some tools to help.

Have seen these under a few different brands (pretty sure they are drop shipped or something similar and just branded) but have bought a few kits for home and work and both work great and are pretty durable.

Have used them for a wide variety of projects and have never not had a bit I needed

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What i have

Just get a set. They are under 10 bucks. If you want something a little better, have a look at this for under #20 --

ORIA Precision Screwdriver Kit

Bonus: If you know someone who works on electronics, this make for a great inexpensive Christmas git.

screwdriver set

Buy one, they're like $10 - 15 on Amazon for a nice set.

If you can't buy one go to a electronics store and ask if you can borrow one

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It is, it’s a fun little project. Good way to learn... just take your time. If u don’t have a good set of screw drivers to use I recently picked up this one. It’s low priced and made very well. Have fun.

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I recommend this set. It’s served me well for 6+ months now with no issue. The handle is nice, and comes with tons of bits.

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I bought a screwdriver set which made it possible to get them off. They get tinny and lose all bass if you remove the foam. I'd bet there is probably a better foam out there but just removing it did not improve the sound in any way (unlike my 58xx which are much better without the paper).

Since the headband piece that connects to the ears is metal you can just bend it to increase clamp although the leather earpads always just end up moving around because the center of gravity is pushed so far away from your head. The velour pads are better if you want increased stability.

You only have to pay shipping to there. It still is pretty expensive to get it insured and stuff.

https://www.amazon.com/ORIA-Screwdriver-Professional-Precision-Smartphone/dp/B01E16J6RQ/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?keywords=hex+screwdriver+set&qid=1582218495&sr=8-3 Here is the set I got that was able to open the gigabyte. The laptop is meant to be opened if you wanted to add another SSD or extra ram.

Hope you can get everything solved.

I own this

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I've used it to open and repair 3DS', Vita's, computers, as well as replace batteries in toys and the like. Aside from my Big Ass Screwdriver I use for automotive projects, it's been the most useful screwdriver I've owned. You could probably find something similar at the hardware store if you don't want to buy from Amazon.

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Thanks! The kit is just some generic one off of Amazon. I'd definitely recommend it I've been using it for years. Here's the newer one

I bought this one, would it work?

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I own a set similar to this

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You could buy a multi-tip screwdriver set either from amazon or from a hobby store, then find things that people have thrown away and take them apart, trying to understand how they work, trying to put them back together correctly, or just for the technical fun of dismantling stuff! At my university I often see printers, monitors, and other discarded things that are fun to take apart. Be very careful with any monitors though. Learn what a capacitor looks like, and make sure you never short the terminals of one!

You can try throwing the larger Phillips at it, as /u/theolhonkandwhistle suggested. Do you have a kit similar to this to try as well?

I bought this small screwdriver set. It's works perfectly for taking apart Xbox controllers. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01E16J6RQ/ref=cm_sw_r_em_apap_3h7ea5ptRFnJs

I bought this for electronics repair / disassembly, and it’s clear that it’s low-quality, but I knew that going in. I’m just careful about how much I’m twisting, and everything has worked out fine so far.

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As for larger screws, everybody else is right— wiha or wera. My next set will be the new Makita impacts, but I doubt they’ll be as good as German bits and drivers.

I found a jewelers kit that fits.most of my needs. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01E16J6RQ/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_fabc_2x74Fb1J5A9DC

A roll pin punch set, Hammer

long Allen keys metric and standard,

an adjustable wrench

needle nose pliers

a heat gun

soldering iron

Dremel kit

Channel locks

1/2"drive socket with an adapter to use the jeweler's kit bits.

Long neck Philips screw driver of a few sizes.

A scribe/ pick

Small sharp razor blades.

Airsoft tech pad.

Then your options are
1. Just use it that way
2. Take it in to be repaired (decent probability someone with experience can do this in half an hour or so... $50-100 maybe?)
3. Buy a set of small screwdrivers and then sort of follow along with youtube repair guides for other bodies. Your 2000D won't be tooooo different from much older bodies like the T3i, just be very careful.

I imagine what has happened could be as simple as one plastic tab broke and stuff slipped out of place, but if you gently realign stuff and then close it back up it will stay put. But opening stuff up is always a bit risky!

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Sounds like the antenna probably just came unseated from its little connector. If it's one of the original PS4s that means 4-6 Torx Security screws, size 8, and 2 phillips screws, size PH2.5. If it's not the antenna it could be the bluetooth module. Maybe one, or some, of the solder balls cracked and is flexing.

The iFixIt tools are really expensive. I'd recommend following Adam Savage's advice: Get the cheap stuff first. When it's worn out or broke, replace it with quality tools because you apparently use it enough to warrant the cost.

I've used this exact kit (another exact same one but cheaper) for fixing hundreds of different consoles and the only reason I replaced it was I found one with the exact same bit holder, exact same bits, but the new kit has the handle from this kit for it. Just a much larger handle and easier to hold and turn screws.

My order history says it was this one, but it’s apparently not available any more https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B078X4YWCG

I also used my own tools, because the ones that come in the kits are known to not be very good, I use these https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B01E16J6RQ

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Definitely! I'll link the exact stuff I bought and the vids I referenced.

As far as hacking the switch goes, you'll need to check and make sure your switch is not the new "Mariko" switch, which is a revised version of the switch and is currently un-hackable. Here's a tool where you can check by serial: https://ismyswitchpatched.com/

Stuff I bought:

Thermal paste (highly recommend Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut, has the best thermal conductivity on the market besides liquid metal.) Speaking of, don't use liquid metal - it will destroy your switch. Link: https://www.amazon.com/Thermal-Grizzly-Kryonaut-Grease-Paste/dp/B011F7W3LU/ref=mp_s_a_1_4?dchild=1&keywords=thermal+grizzly+kryonaut&qid=1606847685&sprefix=Thermal+grizzly&sr=8-4

Thermal pads: https://www.amazon.com/mod-smart-Fujipoly-Extreme-Thermal/dp/B00ZSJQDYA/ref=mp_s_a_1_4?dchild=1&keywords=fujipoly+ultra+extreme+xr-m+thermal+pad&qid=1606847913&sprefix=Fujipoly&sr=8-4

Video I referenced for thermal pad placement: https://youtu.be/3JN0Bg5dwU0

If this is your first time attempting something like this, you'll probably need a tool kit as the switch does have some fairly wonky screws.

Here's what I've been using for the last couple years: https://www.amazon.com/ORIA-Screwdriver-Professional-Precision-Smartphone/dp/B01E16J6RQ/ref=mp_s_a_1_5?dchild=1&keywords=oria+tool+kit&qid=1606848157&sprefix=Oria+tool&sr=8-5

Also get some 90% isopropyl alcohol for cleaning off the existing thermal paste Nintendo uses. It's not conductive and fast drying.