Are you looking to make your way into the GB-modder's crowd? I am looking for way out; or "up and out" to be more honest. I see gameboy modding to be more of a mechanic's job whereas I am the engineering type. I will not be leaving the chip community, but I am much more interested in "creation" rather than "supplementing."

I have long considered selling off my massive collection of gameboys, screws, drivers, backlights, etc.

I been around the GB-modding crowd for a while, but most of my work is with friends-of-friends, local kind of thing. Maybe later on I could scale up, but I don't really have the cash for that.

Also, a US company called Moody Tools makes a high quality tri-wing driver that costs about $14. It's a great tool.

Are you looking to make your way into the GB-modder's crowd? I am looking for way out; or "up and out" to be more honest. I see gameboy modding to be more of a mechanic's job whereas I am the engineering type. I will not be leaving the chip community, but I am much more interested in "creation" rather than "supplementing."

I have long considered selling off my massive collection of gameboys, screws, drivers, backlights, etc.

And this is the second time in the past 12 hours that I've kicked myself for spending all of my money.

I have long considered selling off my massive collection of gameboys, screws, drivers, backlights, etc.

He probably has a tri-wing screwdriver, he's asking about the screws themselves.
If you brought one of the screws to a local hardware store I'm sure they'd be able to find the same size in a Phillips.

Yeah, I'm talking about the screws not the screwdriver. And I've gone to a couple hardware places none of them really carry anything that small.