Description
The makerbot finally printed me some glasses!
I decided to start out with some nice thick frames inspired primarily by Cory Doctorow and Bre Pettis, though I have plans for a lot more styles and shapes.
As for practicality...
I honestly wasn't expecting these to be comfortable but they actually are. They're really light and after a while I forget I'm even wearing them. I can even wear them over my normal glasses.
PLUS major geek bonus points for wearing GLASSES YOU PRINTED YOURSELF.
Instructions
I subdivided the glasses into 7 parts (there's a picture below with labels on all the parts). All you need to do is print one of each. Glue a couple together and stick part of a paper clip through the hinges.
They fit my face pretty much perfectly. Let me know if people need the back pieces longer/shorter and that can definitely be done easily.
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glassesframev5a.stl
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glassesframev5brotated.stl
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glassessidev5arotated.stl
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glassessidev5b.stl
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glassesbackv3brotated.stl
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glassesbackv3a.stl
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glassesbridgev2.stl
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source files.zip
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glassessidev4adrawing.dxf
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glassesbackv3adrawing.dxf
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glassesframev5adrawing.dxf
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