glasses arm 3d models

Humans wear glasses on their arms to repair damaged sections or to craft an assortment of fashionable hues.

I had a hard time tracking down replacement arms for my glasses, so I decided to get creative and design my own simple solution.

3d printable eye glasses

 The right side of my sun glasses arm broke, so I modelled a new one!I found using organic supports worked well and positioned it with the top of the arm on the bed.  I used 0.2mm height and just filed it a little to make the top smooth and removed a...

... since the subroutine to make a chamfered cube, quoted in the OpenSCAD source code, was issued under that license. To use: set the width and height of the plastic cross section of your broken glasses arm in the `Sunglasses Repair Brace.scad` file.

The entire arm looked too finicky for me to attempt printing a replacement, so I just designed and printed a brace to hold the broken piece to the rest. The brace is basically a box, chamfered for comfort, thinnest on the side toward my face, I...

My Daughter broke her glasses again, so I designed and printed these replacement arms. They slide over the nubs where the old ones screwed on. I included a drawing with dimensions so you can see if they will work for your glasses. This is only a...

I fixed a pair of glasses using advanced 3D printing techniques, as demonstrated in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aoalK0W1Kxg. ... After use, the arm length of the glasses will increase slightly, so you'll need to trim them down slightly.

I could not find a decent fitting arm file for my particular glasses/head combination so here is a customiser.The customiser supports producing only the hinge to test your measurements as even with digital callipers this can be fiddly to get right.

Replacement Arms for a Kid's Harry Potter Costume Created I designed these replacement arms after one of them went missing from a Harry Potter costume, and they are modeled directly off the other arm.

# Sleeve to Repair Break in Glasses Arm The arm of my reading glasses broke near the hinge. This project is a simple sleeve used to repair the break. These glasses have black plastic frames. ## Used Parameters for Easy Modification The Arm...

My cousin needs a customized repair for their glasses, and I'm including the SolidWorks file so you can modify it to fit your own unique specifications. ...Please feel free to make any necessary adjustments to accommodate your specific head shape and...

Compact Endoscope Attachment for Prescription Lenses. ...Securely Fastened with Thin Rubber Strips, Ideal for Capturing Personalized Repair Videos.

To replace the arms of your glasses ... ...maybe this model can do it (and save you the time to go to the optician) :D</p><p>Print in less than 20 minutes @ 0.15mm</p><p>Remix from “ericsko” tuned with onshape&nbsp;</p>

My buddy commissioned me to design and print a sleek right arm for his 3D printed glasses, which he's been wearing non-stop since they arrived on his doorstep yesterday morning.

Once it was just right, I decided to turn it into a customizer, figuring others might appreciate a quick way to make their own replacement temples for glasses. ...To get a more authentic look, I employed a bend module to add some gentle curvature,...

I've included replacement arms for the BenQ 3D glasses, which accommodate standard batteries rather than rechargeable ones. The original design of these glasses seems to be flawed, as their arms tend to break easily. To address this issue, I've...

These are replacement arms for the BenQ 3d glasses that take the batteries (not the rechargeable ones). The original glasses seem to have a bad design where the arms break really easy. I included two versions.. one with pins like the original you...

Made these for my Ray-Ban glasses with the model number RX6363. Printed them at 50% infill and they fit well. ...I recommend tapping the screw hole with the existing screw before attempting to put these on the frame.

Previous temple broke, designed to 3d model one, figured I'd share.3mf included if you wanted to customize it.

This is a spare component meant to replace the pivot joint found on most eyewear frames, specifically on sunglasses.

After printing, heat the arms with a heat gun or a hair dryer and bend them to fit your head.  Two Part VersionThe initial design (the one part one) did hold up for a month or two, but it did brake after some time at the mounting point to the...

... ...Maybe a bit small for larger heads, but they work great for us. Print Settings: Printer: Discovery 200 Rafts: Yes Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 40% Notes: These arms need to be printed upright to ensure nice connections with the glasses.

Temple (arm) replecement for oakley jawbreaker glasses oakley-left-arm-temple.stl contains bent temples, so their don't fall of your head oakley-left-arm-temple-flat.stl file contains temples which are not bent, so you can bend them yourself in a 3D...

Here is the rewritten text: This model prints seamlessly on any FDM printer. ...Printing at a precise .9 micron resolution, it takes approximately 4 hours to complete a single run on the Zortrax M200.