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https://www.ifixit.com/ - free repair guides
Their tools kits are also super solid.
I've never had to buy any of their stuff, but it's good to know they provide quality products!
Iβve fixed so many of my devices with those guides, and usually buy their parts and repair kit for whatever repair Iβm doing β perfectly customized tools specific to the weird intricacies of the repair. Iβm a huge fan. #RightToRepair
I spent $35 on their toolkit and itβs easily the best $35 Iβve ever spent. Iβve used it on computers, guns, cars, random around the house stuff, consoles, roombas, etc. very much worth it
Wow thank you so much for this! Off to fix my stove so it can do more than one temperature and have all 4 burners working ππΌββοΈ