>Finally I realized that it just took a little more force in the right places, and managed to work it loose one clip at a time. I f-ing hate this crap. And it

>Finally I realized that it just took a little more force in the right places, and managed to work it loose one clip at a time. I f-ing hate this crap. And it's only gonna get worse because "hurr durr snappy plastic" is one of those industry circle jerks that exists because academia indoctrinated a generation into it. You can have snappy plastic that isn't subject to breaking if you remove it wrong if you a) design it simpler and less trick b) use a couple cents more material c) use better plastic. And before all the stupid professionals start screeching about cost and weight... there's usually no cost difference at the end of the day because doing what I suggested reduces tooling costs and makes your QC pass window wider.