Between the hinges there is a gap that allows for lens placement, once the lenses are put in the temples force the hinge opening closed then a wooden rivet is placed to force them together. Ingenious.
Yes, I live in new Zealand and love craft wooden work..., I have tried so many types of burs.., but I can't find the right ones..., i know as an artist some times we can't reveal our tricks..., but if you could help me on this one I would much appreciate!! Your glasses and techniques are the best!!! Congrats!!! Go german!!!
Between the hinges there is a gap that allows for lens placement, once the lenses are put in the temples force the hinge opening closed then a wooden rivet is placed to force them together. Ingenious.
Yes, I live in new Zealand and love craft wooden work..., I have tried so many types of burs.., but I can't find the right ones..., i know as an artist some times we can't reveal our tricks..., but if you could help me on this one I would much appreciate!! Your glasses and techniques are the best!!! Congrats!!! Go german!!!
Trabalho maravilhoso.
Please could someone tell me what bit he is using to make the groove inside the frame? Thank you
Lindo!
Hi there, could you tell me what type of grinding bit he is using to make that groove inside of the frame?? Thank you!!!
are you trying to make glasses?
So how are the lenses placed in?
what kind of wood is used? Please
I'll stick to metal and plastic.