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This guide will provide a clear step-wise procedure on how to repair a broken temple (arm) on a pair of rimless glasses. Glasses can be bent or broken in all sorts of ways, and wearers of spectacles are surely familiar with the plight of a damaged frame.
This is a very simple process which can save you money when you need to fix your rimless glasses at home. Every time a displacement occurs, you’ll be able to fix your glasses on your own. All you need to have is a rimless glasses repair tool kit which consists of a glasses plier, a silhousette, a push pin, and compression glove.
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Take the compression sleeves and insert them into the outer lens holes with the pins facing out.
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Using the cutting head of the glasses plier, trim the compression sleeve pins down so that only 1 mm remains sticking out the front of the glasses.
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Take a push pin and enlarge the holes of compression sleeves by gently inserting the pin into the holes.
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Insert the arm of the glasses into the enlarged holes of the compression sleeves.
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Use a silhousette to gently press the arm from the top and tighten it to the glasses.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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This is very good if the frame arm just fell off of the lens, but it doesn't tell how to remove a broken frame arm from the lens—ie, how to get the compression sleeve off of the broken arm without damaging the lens.
