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Phil Mabole 4 Mar, 2022 @ 7:54am
Completely off topic...
...but I can't think of a more knowledgeable bunch to ask.
My eye sight is well dodgy but I like to do a bit of electronics and I was wondering if anyone has any experience with those eye loupe things that are on spectacle frames and are they worth the outlay? (I use magnifying glasses at the moment but would like to go hands free).
Sorry for the stoopid question.
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discustrains 4 Mar, 2022 @ 2:37pm 
As a machinist for nigh on 40 years and a modeler for a bit longer I've found them very useful. Will suggest the flip up kind scince if you forget and try to look across the room it can be a bit dizzying just flip them up. I vote yes.
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Phil Mabole 5 Mar, 2022 @ 6:41am 
Thank you!
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Phase3 5 Mar, 2022 @ 2:20pm 
Me too Phil - but do buy a "good" pair as there some not so good cheapies out there.
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Phil Mabole 6 Mar, 2022 @ 3:07am 
Originally posted by Phase3:
Me too Phil - but do buy a "good" pair as there some not so good cheapies out there.

Thanks!...May I ask what you would consider a good price for a half decent pair?
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Phase3 8 Mar, 2022 @ 2:37pm 
This might help: https://tangibleday.com/best-magnifying-glass-for-hobbies-art-and-crafts-top-picks/ and https://opticsmag.com/best-headband-magnifiers/. Choose one to suit your budget. The last pair I purchased were on ebay and they work well.
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Phil Mabole 14 Mar, 2022 @ 11:49am 
Thank You!
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