Sunglasses for Oakley Jawbone lenses

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I Made These Glasses as a Budget-Friendly Alternative to Expensive Oakley Sunglasses by 3D Printing a Custom Frame with Replacement Lenses. I Wanted Affordable Fashion, So I Figured Out How to Repurpose Oakley Jawbone Polarized Stealth Black Replacement Lenses with a Stylish, One-Of-A-Kind Frame Printed from 3D Printer. I Had a Eureka Moment - the Perfect DIY Project - Using 3D Printing and Replacement Oakley Sunglasses Lenses for a Conversation-Piece Sunglasses Design. Since I Couldn't Bring Myself to Buy Genuine Oakleys, This Brilliant Hack Saved Me Money. The Result is Unbelievable: Not Only Are They Super Lightweight and Extremely Water-Resistant But Also an Eye-Catcher That Brings Out Enthusiastic Compliments from Passersby Who Ask About Them Curiously. An Added Bonus Is Their Practical Usefulness in Harsh Environments, As You Can Drop Them into the Ocean without Worries. These Oakley-Lens 3D Printed Sunglasses Feature Detachable Arm Spacers for Perfect Frame Fitting with Each Pair of Replacement Lenses, Ensuring Comfortable Wear and Clear Peripheral Vision. DIY Enthusiasts Take Note: I Have Included Helpful Hints to Accommodate Unusual Lens Shapes in This Project, so You Can Easily Modify Your 3D Printing Designs for a Better Fit: * Take a Picture of the Lens from the Front and Then Top * Import These Photos into Your 3D Design Software and Scale Them Correctly * Create Both Front and Top Views in Separate Steps Before Joining Them at 90-Degree Angles via Boolean Intersect Function Additional Suggestions for Smooth Printing and Frame Fitting: Frame Instructions: Optimize Print Settings for the Best Result (Layer Height - 0.1mm with Raft, Minor Touch-Ups Required), Position it to Have Maximum Contact with Bed during First Layer Arms Are Equipped with Support-Free Base, and at Each Hinge, They Feature a Precision-Fitted Spacer to Prevent Tolerances from Compromising Assembled Frames