Using a flat-head screwdriver, I easily removed the stainless steel, subtly rounded, countersunk screws (<1g) on the bottom of the projector, which kept the back case sealed.

The tiny SS flat headed, slotted screws (<1g) in the spiky holders (8.9g) were extremely hard to remove, on my initial tries, it would deform and dent the screws. I tested using heavy force on twisting the screwdriver closer to the edges of the screw did the trick. Unsure what the function of the spikes were, maybe to do with the rotation?

I was unable to remove some of the screws, none of my slotted screwdrivers worked on them. An electric drill is definitely needed. I was confused how to remove the bottom right component, realised it's to adjust the angle of which the film is shone on the wall. (All components I was unable to remove are outlined in black throughout the guide)

Length: 12.4mm

Diameter/Width: 14.8mm

Head Diameter: 5.5mm, Smaller Head Diameter: 7.4mm

Screw Length: 10.5mm, Smaller Screw Length: 8.0mm

Thread Length: 8.5mm, Smaller Thread Length: 6.7mm