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HOW TO - Make Clip-on metal framed reading glasses

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Chris writes in -

As a service to those Makers, like me, who are gradually becoming less and less young, here is a hack to make a pair of reading glasses that you can wear over your "normal" glasses (assuming nearsightedness is normal for you).

instructables : Clip-On Metal Framed Reading Glasses - Link.

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Posted by: cmpalmer on May 11, 2007 at 7:37 AM

I should add that if you wear glasses, but don't need reading glasses, this is also a good way to mount other things to your glasses - special filters, magnifiers, mirrors for HMDs, etc.

Posted by: Deb on February 15, 2008 at 7:37 PM

I heard there's a way to tell what the + diopter of reading lenses are if they're not marked. Has anyone heard of this?

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