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  1. 01-29-2019, 04:49 PM #1
    Alex Camblor
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    Screwless temple repair

    Someone brought this Jhanes Barnes frame (kenmark) that has a screwless temple design. When the temple is closed it slides itself partially downward off the post it’s mounted to. I can’t figure out how to secure this temple to keep it from migrating downward apart.

    Has anyone worked with this design before and can offer any advice?
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