The console access pro kit v2.0 comes with: 1pc Easy grip screwdriver handle 1pc Magnetic Tweezers 1pc "OneSnap" tool for opening Xbox 360 1pc Linehead nut setter (small size) [3.7mm Gamebit] 1pc Linehead nut setter (large size) [4.5mm Gamebit] 1pc Flathead bit, Long 2pcs Torx Size 6, Tamper Resistant 2pcs Torx Size 8, Tamper Resistant 2pcs Torx Size 10, Tamper Resistant 2pcs Torx Size 15, Tamper Resistant 2pcs Torx Size 20, Tamper Resistant 2pcs Hex Size .05 2pcs Triwing Bit 2pcs Phillips #000 2pcs Phillips #0 2pcs Phillips #1 2pcs Slotted 7/64 Product link It retails on average for $19.99. A couple months back I was in need of the 2 Gamebits to open up various Nintendo items. I found the Access Pro Kit v2 on Amazon.com for $14.95 with free shipping. I figured it was a steal since it also came with the tri-wing bit. I also figured I would do a proper review on the item and post it here. There is just one problem... This kit has got to be the biggest pile of shit ever.:evil: Hell with doing a review on it, nothing works! The 3.7mm Gamebit (small linehead) is slightly misshapen but 3 of the teeth manage to grab the bits, sort of. The 4.5mm Gamebit (large linehead) looks like it's shaped properly but none of it's teeth grab the bits and just floats over them. To add insult to injury the driver that comes with it is even bad. The magnetic sleeve that is on the tip (which holds the bits) is loose and spins freely not allowing you to turn the bits. I took the sleeve off and noticed the shaft of the driver has splined teeth like a drive shaft on a car. The sleeve however was smooth on the inside with no where for the teeth to grab. I used some JB Weld to lock it in place. Bottom line: Stay far far away.:banghead:
Got it like last year and it worked great for AGB. But I had to open up a NES cart some month back and first tried the one in the ZooZen kit but it was really crappy to my suprise - so I had to use my other NES bit. =/ Really surprised me as it had gotten great reviews and the AGB bit worked great.
Thanks for the heads up! I myself bought a cool set from a DIY store called Home Wide. It comes with drives (all great) for opening, SFC games and hardware, gameBoy triangular screws, PC Engine Due's odd looking screws and Mega Drive carts. There are also other drivers in there taht I've yet to use. It's basically called the Gamers Kit. Not that cheap at 2500 yen though. Yakumo
I concur, while I love the completeness of the kit, the quality is just so very bad. One of the bits' tip even broke clean off after just a couple of uses.
Sounds reasonablely cheap to me, I bought a couple of high quality drivers for opening Nintendo Consoles and Gameboy consoles and it cost me well over £15 for those.
Go to a tool hardware store (or decent ironmonger). NEVER get cheap tools at best they just round off at worst the fuck the screw head up or cause injury.
In the states no hardware store carrys japanese linehead bits/drivers. Tri-wing on occasion but never linehead/gamebit. Also, I just wanted to add this about the zoozen kit. While every other bit in the kit is your typical black iron or carbon steel bit that has been machined into shape -- The gamebits are a different type of steel and seem to be cast into shape which I believe is the problem.
amen to that...used the gamebit to open a snes cart...thankfully I was able to open it...but the bit was stripped to the point it was virtually useless.
