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[title] Cut Pins
-[* black] First, the pins must be removed allowing for the wires to be soldered in.
+[* black] The factory pins must be removed and replaced with wire.
[* red] To do so, first cut along the red line in the photo to separate the pin from the board.
[* blue] Next, clip vertically along the blue line to disconnect the pin from the one next to it.
-[* icon_caution] Be very careful while cutting to not damage the board! Rough handling can rip out the metal pads of the through holes ruining the board.
+[* icon_caution] Be very careful while cutting to not damage the board! Rough handling can rip out the copper pad of the through hole, ruining the board.