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Medical Forum / General / Vision / August 2006Drill Mount / Rimless Toolkit
Is there such a thing as a drill mount / rimless frame toolkit? Basically a tool for adjusting the small nut(s) that hold the bridge/temples to the lenses. Using small pliers to do the adjustment seems to add the risk of scratching. If there is such a toolkit, any idea where can I get one? Many Thanks, Rick > Is there such a thing as a drill mount / rimless frame toolkit? > Basically a tool for adjusting the small nut(s) that hold the > bridge/temples to the lenses. If you Google eyeglasses AND nutdriver, you will find what you are looking for. For instance, see eBay item #140001075690. >> Is there such a thing as a drill mount / rimless frame >> toolkit? Basically a tool for adjusting the small nut(s) [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > For instance, see eBay item #140001075690. Be careful. I use(d) rimless readers (inexpensive) with screws and nuts. I've busted a lot of lenses by tightening them too much. -Quick > > For instance, see eBay item #140001075690. > Be careful. I use(d) rimless readers (inexpensive) with screws and > nuts. I've busted a lot of lenses by tightening them too much. You ("Quick") should seek professional help. Some ODs are qualified to use screw/nut drivers. -- Dicky >>> For instance, see eBay item #140001075690. > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Some ODs are qualified to use screw/nut drivers. Oh, my mistake, the OP asked if such a thing existed. I assumed an OD would be aware of such things and came to the conclusion that the OP wasn't a doc. That led me to believe they were going to perform this operation themselves and possibly hadn't done so before. Pretty easy not to think about that until the plastic cracks. Thanks for your advice but I'm already under the care of a very competent OD. -Quick |
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