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I had occasion to snip out out my Nano recently, wasn't as easy as I expected.
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A minor edit to that post:
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And while you're at it, you might consider socketing the Nano,
placing it on the opposite side of the the Raduino as described in that post.
I haven't noticed any downsides for doing this.

I used flux and solderwick to get as much of the solder out of there as I could,
then heated each pad with a soldering iron and blew the hole clean.
I just used my breath, an air compressor and shop vice would aid the process.?
Or a solder-sucking workstation.
A fairly easy board to do this on as traces are thick and hard to damage, no internal ground planes.

Jerry