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-[* black] This last step is for cubes with this feature, like some older speed cubes.
+[* icon_note] This last step is for cubes with this feature, like some older speed cubes.
[* black] Remove the cap to expose the screw attached to the core.
-[* icon_note] You can remove the cap with your nails or any prying tool like a wooden popsicle stick.
+[* icon_note] You can remove the cap with your nails or any prying tool like a spudger or opening tool.
[* black] Tighten the loose screws. ( It can be anywhere from 180° to 360°)
-[* icon_note] You can use any generic Phillips head screwdriver to tighten it. Make sure to tighten the screw enough so that it won't pop easily.
+[* icon_note] Make sure to tighten the screw enough so that it won't pop easily.