I just have to say, it’s incredible to see companies publish teardowns (such as Valve did earlier with the Steam Deck).
Not only does it show the customer how to access the internals, but it also proves that the device isn’t intended to be a pain to open. For example, imagine an official MacBook teardown from Apple in which they explain that the bottom cover is still clipped in even after removing the screws.
I will say however, seeing this Microsoft employee need to unclip the keyboard/trackpad deck and unfasten the ribbon cable instead of just pulling the deck off magnetically and pulling up on a connector made me that much more thankful for the little things I’ve gotten used to in owning my Framework laptop.