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These goggles as the author of their prototype confirms, are intended for driving on a motorcycle in rainy weather... "rain goggles"
http://stevebraithwaite.com/07_shop/goggles/
Has made something similar of a brass.

UPDATE The found data tells about that that it all the same "snow goggles"

http://www.barryobomber.com/25.html

http://operatorchan.org/g/arch/res/15148.html
badjer1 says: Nov 30, 2012. 6:00 PM
Sweet craftsmanship! May I suggest taking a patina solution to the insides to coat the solder? These can be obtained in various finishes and are available from stained glass suppliers.
alpinorico says: Aug 20, 2011. 2:19 PM
These are WW1 snow goggles from the mountain warfare in the Alps between Austria & Italy... or copies patterened after. They were coincidentally most useful to stop the smaller shrapnel and rock splinters that occured in this warfare.
albinoraven says: Jan 16, 2011. 6:45 PM
Why not just buy a pair of swim goggles for 2 bucks, paint them and scratch off the design.
Kynan4th in reply to albinoravenApr 30, 2011. 7:44 AM
well, in all honesty, compared to these, they would look exceedingly tacky and rubbish
gogglerman (author) in reply to albinoravenJan 16, 2011. 10:58 PM
It is possible to make and so. All depends on a sight at a subject.
MurphyHarris says: Mar 18, 2011. 10:13 AM
nice googles.
MitsuNeko says: Mar 12, 2011. 8:30 AM
These are the Rammstein goggles! Exactly the ones I want to make!!
Harpistgod says: Jan 30, 2011. 5:17 PM
but you look like a freak wearing those in public. these are good for looking normal and they're practical.
Andreus Felipen says: Jan 29, 2011. 10:22 AM
Great... But I like best the "Steampunk goggles": http://www.instructables.com/id/Steampunk-goggles-4/
mcaliber.50 says: Jan 27, 2011. 1:29 PM
beast.
Spade115 says: Jan 20, 2011. 8:46 AM
I like them, Very creative and different, Not sure if Id ride with them on but maybe. Good Instructable.
skimmo says: Jan 7, 2011. 5:14 AM
what is the thickness of the brass sheets you use, and where do you get it?
gogglerman (author) in reply to skimmoJan 7, 2011. 7:49 AM
Thickness of my brass sheet- 1.0 mm. Now to find such raw materials anywhere it is difficult enough. I bought it in specialized shop
kricketone says: Jan 1, 2011. 8:23 PM
whats wrong with sun-glasses?
thepelton in reply to kricketoneJan 3, 2011. 12:07 PM
There's nothing wrong with sunglasses. These goggles will limit snow glare, however, and don't require tinted optical glass or plastic to create like sunglasses. I recall reading that when there was a plane crash in the high Andes mountains about thirty years ago, the men who walked out to find help had made something similar out of a Manilla folder to protect their eyes.
thepelton says: Dec 31, 2010. 1:45 PM
The Inuit use something similar to limit snow glare.
gogglerman (author) in reply to thepeltonJan 1, 2011. 7:53 AM
northernmagnet says: Dec 29, 2010. 12:03 PM
how well do you see out of them?
gogglerman (author) in reply to northernmagnetDec 29, 2010. 8:57 PM
They certainly, limit a field of vision, but nevertheless, to use them probably.
l8nite says: Dec 29, 2010. 8:26 PM
they look a lot like antiglare goggles one would use in snow, vision is generally pretty good thru these kind of googles and yours look really cool to boot
CrLz says: Dec 29, 2010. 4:10 PM
Look beautiful!
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