Recycling Frame for Reading or Prescription Glasses
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If you're on a tight budget and need reading glasses in a pinch, this DIY option might just do the trick. It's not the prettiest solution, but hey, at least it works. The frame is roomy enough to accommodate standard lens sizes, and with some careful trimming, those earpieces can be shaped to fit your face. The hinges are basically just short strips of PETG filament that you can easily snap off or modify. To secure the lenses in place, you've got a couple of options: glue or double-sided tape. I'd recommend going with the tape – it's a neater and more reliable solution. But if you're feeling extra crafty, you could always try using two small paper clips to hold things together. Just keep in mind that this might make your specs look even more homemade than they already do!
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