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[* black] The feet are held in place with just one screw each, but they're awkward to access thanks to their proximity to the steel pillars. We make do with a hex key and a Mako driver for extra leverage.
-[* black] (We should try to see if the Mako flexible extension will fit down into the pillars. If so, that might be better to show in a photo rather than the MacGyver'd hex key and Mako driver.)
- [* icon_note] The screws are captive inside the pillars and can't be easily removed. So if you damage a screw, have fun replacing it.
+[* icon_note] The screws are held captive inside the pillars so you can't lose those, but we can't say the same for these feet. Better keep an eye on these things so they don't roll away.
[* black] We didn't shell out the $400 for the wheel-y upgrade, so it's nice to know that we don't ''really'' need to haul this thing to the Apple store to swap its shoes.