Surface Pro 3 SSD Replacement

My 2015 Surface Pro 3 was getting very slow because the SSD was failing.

The mSATA SSD in this unit is almost impossible to replace normally. IFixIt themselves couldn't do it without damaging the screen glass, and those guys are good. Some genius on the Internet first figured out where to cut in the back of the case in order to access the drive. I've watched videos of others doing this, so I felt fairly confident I could do it.

I screwed up and turned off the camera before doing the initial cuts, so I missed recording that.

I cut the case with a Dremel cutting wheel until I could just barely see through it, and then pried it open with some plastic picks. The problem is that one of the screws that holds the mSATA drive down is screwed into the case. That's the small piece still attached at the bottom. The other screw on the top side was screwed into a metal tab, and I had to cut that with the Dremel and then snap it off with a pair of needle nose pliers.

The drive is in it's own little compartment. There's some kind of foam surrounding it, so the metal dust wasn't likely to get into the mobo (the case is made of some kind of metalized resin), but I was trying to keep it out of the mSATA connector.

I posted exact measurements and photos, here: https://www.pcabusers.org/phpbb3/view...

This is the drive I replaced it with:
Transcend TS128GMSA230S 128GB mSATA SSD
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07GMD5R7M