#1 crank down the pressure relief valve.
#2 Add bigger cyl if needed
#3 watch where it flexes, and reinforce, before it bends.
#4 straighten and reinforce bent parts
Rick Hawkins Java Letterpress Cycles Photon via Mercedes wrote on
9/10/19 12:17 PM:
But I have already hauled some stuff. The
>
> The hydraulic gate is good but only 1000 lbs
>
Calling Tim Taylor. Tim Taylor to the OR...
-- Jim
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I used to buy my reading glasses from the dollar tree ... then they go crappier
and the don’t have my current # which is maybe 3.25+ for reading
I bought 6 great pairs for reading with the spring year pieces that rarely
break from amazon for probably $12 they are good
I use zenni for
That's Fronkensteen, not Frankenstein.
Anyway, I found a pretty good explanation of Abbe Value and its practical
effects here.
In short, if you're stronger than +4 or -6 dipopters, PC is going to look like
shit when you move your eyes to look out the edge of your lens, but straight
ahead is
abbe normal?
-D
> On Sep 7, 2019, at 9:52 AM, Mitch Haley via Mercedes
> wrote:
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>> On September 7, 2019 at 9:14 AM Curley McLain via Mercedes
>> wrote:
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>> I go to a great ophthalmologist. They have a store in house, but don't
>> make you use it. he just prints out the Rx
> On September 7, 2019 at 9:14 AM Curley McLain via Mercedes
> wrote:
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> I go to a great ophthalmologist. They have a store in house, but don't
> make you use it. he just prints out the Rx and I can get it filled
> anywhere. I've been buying the "industrial quality eye protection"
Mine is a couple of blocks away from my office downtown. A quick in and out for
my annual exam, and I leave with my script. Only thing I don’t get is my PD,
but Costco does that and provides it to me when I get glasses there. And it’s
not like it’s something that will change…
I had a neighbor
I go to a great ophthalmologist. They have a store in house, but don't
make you use it. he just prints out the Rx and I can get it filled
anywhere. I've been buying the "industrial quality eye protection"
with titanium frames from wally land. (Safety glasses, polycarbonate)
Mitch Haley
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Big difference between an SL and an SEL.
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At the risk of sounding like a smart-ass, have you guys tried contact
lenses? I remove/replace mine religiously every six to twelve weeks (the
clue to change is when things start looking like I am looking thru plastic
wrap). And for those of our generation, there are bi-focal contact lenses
that
LT Don typed:
A set of $30-a-box lenses lasts me a year, because I clean them rather than
throwing them away.
Somehow that just seems so right.
Bob Rentfro
I got in close (but not quite THAT close -- she was married to an airline
pilot) with my eye doctor when I was stationed in DC.
Turns out that the disposable contact lenses and the $200-a-pop / clean and
reuse contact lenses come off of the same line. The only difference is the
packaging.
LT Don wrote:
At the risk of sounding like a smart-ass, have you guys tried contact
lenses?
I haven't. My dad has them, and they seem like so much trouble...they
have to be cleaned every day, they get dust under them, they pop out and
have to be searched for on the floor...
I like the
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Your dad must be wearing 1960s technology contact lenses. Modern
contact lenses such as the Focus Night Day that I wear can be left
in your eye entirely maintenance free for a month or longer, before
you throw them away and replace it. Since
i once heard it said that anyone who needed corrective lenses and wasn't
wearing glasses was missing out on the chance of having a whole 'nother face
in their wardrobe.8=)
cheers!
e
at -0.5 diopters, i don't usually bother,...
LT Don wrote:
At the risk of sounding like a smart-ass, have
My wife would kill ya for that.
Brian
LT wrote:
A set of $30-a-box lenses lasts me a year, because I clean them rather than
throwing them away.
D.
Sunil Hari wrote:
the real solution - buy frames from third-world countries (i got mine from
india for $4) and have the most awesome lenses fit here. The price works
out the same.
My optician hates cheap frames. So much that he sells some good ones
for $56 (the most that insurance
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If you are having problems, the lab always makes them over at no further
cost. I can't tell you many lenses have been done over for me.
True. Unfortunately by the time I noticed the chromic aberration in the
lenses I'd already moved out of the area. It isn't obvious
I understand we are talking apples and oranges here, but I have been
extremely happy with the results from going to the local vision center at
the WalMart in Fort Dodge IA -- for contacts. The doctor there is great --
he gets you as close as he can for the prescription, gives you a pair to
try,
In my case this is complicated a little by the fact that my glasses have
a bit of a chromic aberration -- bright blue objects aren't focused to
the same point as other colors, causing them to have an out-of-focus
'halo' around them.
I hope you are working with an Opthalmologist on this and
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I hope you are working with an Opthalmologist on this and not an Optometrist.
I have just gone through this recently with my new lenses. The first try
produced just about what you describe and so my Doc re-examined me and
modified
the prescription a bit and the
the real solution - buy frames from third-world countries (i got mine from
india for $4) and have the most awesome lenses fit here. The price works
out the same.
$200 for a frame? you've GOT to be kidding.
On 11/28/06, David Brodbeck [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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