Are the attachments for the loupe to the screw rod the same as they are on the movie pair? It's hard to tell from screen cap what the attachment looks like.
-Fred
Are you guys repainting any part of the frames, or just leaving them two-tone?
Very possible, considering that if SgtFang is right about the propmaker using found items, this is certainly a found item. And it matches the colors of the lense. If they are the right size, they could even be inserted into the loupe. Do you have measurements of the lenses? Do they come in different sizes?My mom said she has this set around 1968.
the three colored lenses in the movie images instantly made me remember her set.
she says it is a very expensive set. some lenses are missing(around 2-4), probably from me playing with them when i was a kid, very great shape. all lenses are clear no scratches.
lmk what you guys think.
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My mom said she has this set around 1968.
the three colored lenses in the movie images instantly made me remember her set.
she says it is a very expensive set. some lenses are missing(around 2-4), probably from me playing with them when i was a kid, very great shape. all lenses are clear no scratches.
lmk what you guys think.
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I'm hoping it's not, because I have an ophthalmologist in the family, and I've seen lens sets like those up close. If it is one, the lenses will most likely be too big.That looks like an opthalmologist trial set.
UPDATE
I went out and got a couple 1/16" titanium drill bits at Lowes the other night and drilled my frames. I went slowly with my drill press and they went right through w/o any problems. You WILL want to put the frames on some kind of block to keep them from wiggling around though. I found a gold pressed latinum bar works great- it fits perfectly, and is thick enough to hold the frames up off the bed.
Once the holes are drilled, just unscrew the nut/collar at the end of the loupe's shaft, toss the clip, put the shaft through the hole, replace the nut, and tighten down till the lenses stay put, but are still moveable. Clip off any extra threaded shaft.
Oh! Harbor Freight has the silver loupes for 4.99 ea.!
http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/displayitem.taf?Itemnumber=94364
-Sarge