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[title] Remove Batteries
[* black] ***This part requires skill and care.***
-[* black] Using needle nose pliers, pry off the wires and metal tabs carefully
-[* icon_caution] Be careful to not damage the metal tabs/connectors! They will be resused
-[* black] I instead of ripping of the metal bar that connects the two battery’s drilled out the welds so that I could then use this to link two aaa eneloops that can be found on eBay with tabs welded to them
+[* black] Using needle nose pliers, pry off the wires and metal tabs carefully.
+[* icon_caution] Be careful to not damage the metal tabs/connectors! They will be reused.
+[* black] If you're having trouble prying off the wires, you may try drilling out the welds that secure the wires. Note that it's easy to permanently damage components when drilling, so only attempt this procedure if you're confident.