If it is a ceramic wheel, you'll need a diamond and a fixture to correct. same goes for a blue stone. If it is a diamond, lightly go over it with a white dressing stick (wetted). My age is showing!
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If it is a ceramic wheel, you'll need a diamond and a fixture to correct. same goes for a blue stone. If it is a diamond, lightly go over it with a white dressing stick (wetted). My age is showing!
You'll do better with 1.67, 1.56 too brittle
Yes
We have semi finished Red, orange, yellow, blue, green, and purple 1.56 as well as plano's. Just a FYI
Darned few I'm sure...Not many of us ole timers left!
Sadly still doing that stuff, with "specials" and Rede Rites in plastic, and some crazy saddlebacks!
Don't you miss the bleeding finger tips from the coarse emery?
I don't think there is enough of us ole geezers to appreciate history, and lineage anymore!
Get a can of air and spray the inside electronics, or just wait it out, it will dry and should take right off.
You need to look at Fabulousfannysnyc.com. The Vince is a very nice frame. Not Chinese and not Lux, Excellent quality!
It does, even gets to about 45% in the car, enough for the polarization to work. It gets very dark outside!
We're doing them regularly here....
Glenn
I can tell you first hand to stray away from the QMX3...This is a problematic machine, the "hood" is up most of the time, slow, and expensive to keep running!
Glenn
There are some higher end wood frames that have eyewear screws, making life easier. Trivex has even fore flex...
We do "franklin" style lenses regularly...FYI
I'm interested...give me a call, ask for Glenn 80-338-8804 or email glenn@fluegge.com
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Who knows when the phoropter was calibrated on the latest exam. Fodder for thought
You could use poly polarized, you could tint darker, they wont show red, then send out for "foundation", a dip coat that is very slippery. That would hold up well with your landscaper
Use a 100 watt incandescent bulb with a black backround, The fractures will light up! Thin lenses, need base curve appropriate blocks, get all the support you can on the ram side, felt backing pad,...
Add a little to the "B" measurment..
Vision dynamics lab. they have poly, trivex and 167 sfsv blanks in stock
Glenn
I agree, The Camber Steady has tooo small of a nearpoint. The camber Mobile has gotten rave reviews as it is designed for those that live on their cell phones
You need a good independent lab that still knows how to handle these mountings, and will be properly processed the 1st time around. There are less of us around by the day!!
It seems obvious to me a recheck is in order...2.50 cyls as a rule don't swing that far