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Description
A 3D printed glasses frame adjuster that requires absolutely no additional hardware. I optimized its structure based on the functionality of the original version found on shopping apps. It's ready to use right after printing and can accurately meet demands such as 'temple arm spacing adjustment' and 'nose pad angle calibration' for various frames.
Figure 1-1 Comparison
The numbers marked on the tool, such as 3/3.5/5/6/6.5 (mm), correspond to different temple arm spacing settings for various frames. Simply snap it in as needed for stable adjustment. Combined with the open-end design, it can also assist in calibrating the angle of nose pad springs, making it suitable for most metal/thin-frame glasses.
Figure 1-2 Explanation
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This hardware-free glasses frame adjuster is a 3D-printed gadget I optimized to solve common glasses repair issues — no supports, no hardware, multi-gear adaptable, and ready to use after printing. Whether sharing with friends in need or suggesting improvements, I appreciate all your support!
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