Replacement Legs for Glasses
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This is a replacement legs model that fits perfectly onto my sunglasses.\nAfter printing this model, I took it to a local optical store to get a custom fit.\nThe expert used a heating device to soften the PLA and bend them slightly to match the curve of my head. If you have the skills and equipment, you can definitely do it yourself.\nThe joint flexibility was just right, the tolerance was perfectly set so that the legs connected smoothly to my sunglasses without needing any adhesives. Print Settings Printer Brand: Ultimaker Printer: Ultimaker 2 Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.1mm Layer Height Infill: 15% Notes: This model is only compatible with specific types of sunglasses, so please make sure to check before printing it for yourself. You may need to adjust the length of the leg to fit your specific glasses. Feel free to edit the attached .STL file.\nI recommend printing them upside down to reduce support material and achieve a smoother feeling when you wear them.\nThe ideal solution is to take the model to a local optical store for customization to match the unique curve of your head.
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