  We describe and implement twisted boundary conditions for the deuteron and
triton systems within finite-volumes using the nuclear lattice EFT formalism.
We investigate the finite-volume dependence of these systems with different
twists angles. We demonstrate how various finite-volume information can be used
to improve calculations of binding energies in such a framework. Our results
suggests that with appropriate twisting of boundaries, infinite-volume binding
energies can be reliably extracted from calculations using modest volume sizes
with cubic length $L\approx8-14$ fm. Of particular importance is our derivation
and numerical verification of three-body analogue of `i-periodic' twist angles
that eliminate the leading order finite-volume effects to the three-body
binding energy.
