Step 4Mounting the lens--step 2
My frame does not fit around the lens quite as tightly as when the glasses were new from the factory. But, the lens does not wiggle and it seems to work very well. I wish I had thought of all of this on Saturday evening when my lens fell onto my lap. I could have gone to the sporting goods section at our 24 hour big box store and had my glasses working for me again after about 30 minutes of work.
I have not checked yet with my optometrist to see about an official repair of my monofilament line. My wife talked with someone at church Sunday who had experienced the same problem. She had to send her glasses away for several days to get a new monofilament line installed. One listing in the search engine when I was looking for information on replacing the monofilament line appeared to advertise various repairs to eyeglasses. It appeared that business was charging $25 US for replacement of a monofilament line. Who knows? Maybe my optometrist would do it for free while I wait. But, he will not be open for a while yet, and I am using my newly repaired glasses as I am preparing this Instructable.
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I had bought them at walmart eye clinic. I took them in, and they fixed them while I waited. I had no idea the lens was held in place by monofilament before that happened. Your instructable will come in handy one day.