SHHH, don't let the Bushies know you looked at one of my garbage posts.

[tackit]

I broke my shop glasses once and for fun and to try out a repair idea I had, I commenced to try and repair my broken glasses.

First I stripped the insulation off two #12 crimp on wire connectors, and the ends of two pieces of #12 wire for the arm pieces. I used 2% electronic silver solder I have on hand to solder the ear arms on the lens frame. The repair was so strong, worked so well, and was so comfortable, I used the glasses for a couple weeks before finally replacing them. It was nice not having to adjust them all the time.

[jjohn76]

Nice! I need to figure something out - nose broken too many times makes it tough to get a pair of glasses to not sit crooked. #12 MTW?

[tackit]

Nice! I need to figure something out - nose broken too many times makes it tough to get a pair of glasses to not sit crooked. #12 MTW?

No not MTW, its just #12 Romex. They actually are more comfortable to wear than my regular glasses, They may adjust to your nose better than regular reading glasses do. I hope my idea helped you out JJohn. Thanks for clicking on the thread.

[jjohn76]

Thank you Jim. I figured it was another song. My boss used to wake me up that way in the field. Stand to is probably a bit different nowadays than it used to be.

Jon

[tackit]

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