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[* black] Now it's time to get twisted and unhinged.
-[* black] We spin our handy [product|IF145-239-1|Torx precision driver|new_window=true] to free the segmented hinge.
-[* black] As we slide the cables free of the casing, we take a peek at how they fit through this connecting piece. With no visible way inside, it looks like if one of these cables is damaged, you'll be replacing the lot.
-[* black] It does appear that there are screws securing the actual hinges—making replacement possible should one wear out.
+[* black] We spin a handy [product|IF145-239-1|Torx precision driver|new_window=true] to free the segmented hinge from the base.
+[* black] The cables slide free of their basic home fairly easily, but then disappear into the spine of the hinge...
+[* black] The segments are secured with various screws, so hinge, spine, and cables are likely replaceable, should they wear out.