I suggest using a good
cordless drill. A cordless drill will save lots of time. I purchased
a Black and Decker screwdriver and bit set that has just about
everything you will ever need to tear down a pinball machine.
As you remove the parts quickly inspect them for any damage
or wear. I do this with all of the parts and keep a running
list of things I will need to buy. Throw all of the #6 screws
in a tub, I keep them until the end of the project but usually
throw them away (more on this later.) I separate all posts into
a single container that I end up throwing in my media cleaner
after teardown.
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