What is the appropriate tool and fastener combination for replacing typical rollers on guides?

The appropriate tool and fastener combination for replacing typical rollers on guides is snap ring pliers along with snap rings. Snap rings are specifically designed to hold components in place, such as rollers on guides, by fitting into a groove. The use of snap ring pliers allows for the easy installation and removal of these rings, which is essential when servicing or replacing rollers that are designed to be retained by this type of fastener.

In the context of replacing rollers, other options would not provide the correct or efficient method. For instance, while a wrench and bolts may be useful in various mechanical assemblies, they are typically not used for securing rolling components in the same way that snap rings are. Similarly, a hammer and nails are not suitable for this application as nails do not provide the necessary retention and stability for rollers. Lastly, a screwdriver and screws could be applicable in some contexts, but they do not fulfill the specific requirement for typical roller engagements as effectively as snap rings do.