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Yes of course, if the customer is willing to pay for a new frame!

Thank you 🙏

Thank you 🙏

I updated the video description! Thank you 👍

Plastic welding kit and a dremmel

Sorry but i don't understand your language ..

At the links in the video description!

​@@SpecsRepairsrequired drill which is help to remove spring

You can use a regular metal drill bit, if I remember correctly, it was 1.4 mm in diameter in that video.

Gas blowtorch, flex shaft, borax paste, silver solder, polishing buff, screwdriver

You will need a gold plating solution (the liquid shown in the video), a USB cable with the positive and negative ends exposed, and a wall charger to provide electricity (5V). Make sure to clean the metal surface with acetone before plating.

Thank you for the videos!Could you do a video on that type of hinge.

You need special equipment for that, which I don’t have yet! What I do is place screws and nuts. I’ll make a video the next time I work on something like that.

Usually on acetate frames I use 1000 grit sandpaper and more !

You can check the description of the video ! You can buy from here: www.ebay.com/itm/146043111939

You can check the description of the video ! You can buy from here: www.ebay.com/itm/146043111939

You can check the video description! amzn.to/3ZU0U6W (US) amzn.to/3ZP0lLD (EU) ruclips.net/user/postUgkxnYMH2bmH6HkTBCEfpqAUAqFzkkyR5xvG?si=zwa2sn4ahtZpEw7b

Hi! I’ve updated my video description with more details. Feel free to check it out! More videos coming soon, so stay tuned!

So now, you should not accept a negative answer from any optician claiming that it is not repairable !

@SpecsRepairs Yes Sir!!!! Waiting on Walmart toooo open lol. Thanks again

Glad you enjoyed it!

If you mean the white thing, it's borax , some people call it also flux ...

In that particular video I use silver solder with borax core ! But there is also a different way to solder with silver solder and borax separately like I did in this video: ruclips.net/video/JfXSv7yZXW4/видео.html

What type of paint are you using?

Black color glaze for metals.

Hi, you can send me some pictures and we will discuss the details at specsrepairs@gmail.com Thank you

Sorry but I didn't understand your question..

@@SpecsRepairs How to do a spring change without cutting the spring box I was unable to change which direction to turn with the screw drilling tool....

To release the spring from the "spring box," you need to drill a hole to free the mechanism. Drilling it into pieces is not a practical solution. Using a "screw drilling tool," turn it slightly clockwise, then unscrew to remove the metal filings. Repeat the process by turning more clockwise, slowly and carefully, to form the threads.

​@@SpecsRepairs Thank u sir.. Your idea.. Nice channel very used to me.. Keep it up.. I'm from Tamilnad(india)

Hi, thank you for your questions. First of all, you can buy spring arms simply by googling "spring hinge repair eyeglasses." You'll find several websites that sell them, such as eBay and Aliexpress. As for the size, there are no markings or specific tools to measure them! What did I do? I bought several, fixed dozens of pairs, and now, with experience, I can closely choose the right one just by looking at it. The same applies to non-spring hinges! It's great you mentioned it- I might make a video explaining this! I understand it’s difficult to find the perfect flex spring for your glasses just by looking at pictures; you really need to have them in hand.

Yes, I'm aware of the focus issue, but at the moment I'm recording with my phone (Pixel 6) and shooting without proper gear in situations that require zooming to 300% is really difficult. Unfortunately, the equipment I need is out of my budget right now. However, I promise to keep improving with each video, even if it's just a little bit! Thank you for your comment, I really appreciate it.

Glad it was helpful!

Any formaldehyde super glue will do the work!

What do you mean "Spinn" ?

What is "Spins" ?

Thank you !

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I'm from Greece, you can contact me at specsrepairs@gmail.com

Hello there!

No, you need to polish first, then electroplate. I used a solution of white vinegar and salt, and placed pure nickel on both the anode and cathode for a few hours. It's nickel, not silver. Now you know! 😉

If you search for 'Flex Shaft,' you'll find many different brands and price ranges.

In this video, I use a thin silver solder. These are unbranded, and most suppliers carry something similar. If you search for 'Eyeglasses welding wire,' you'll find many results, and they're all pretty much the same. Just remember, in these situations, you need to use flux first for the bond to form between the metals! In some of my other videos, I use a solder called Pallarium Solder, which doesn’t require flux since it already has it in the core of the solder stick.

It's called "flex shaft rotary tool". It's not a small machine, on video you see only the handle! If you want a good one you can look at the "foredom"

You can check the description of the video ! You can buy from here: www.ebay.com/itm/146043111939

In the beginning, it's always difficult. Don't worry, keep trying! A small tip: make the cut diagonal, not straight.