How to Take Apart a Wiimote - Without Breaking it
In this video we'll show you the two tricks we've found for easily taking apart Wii Remotes without breaking them. As plastic ages it often becomes more brittle but by heating it up first, you can usually avoid damaging the clips that help hold the shell together.
Tools and Supplies List
Y0 screwdriver/bit or similar
hair dryer
small flat-head screwdriver/bit
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