Can this clip onto eyeglasses for extra light when sewing?
1885561
I do not think it will work for this. The clip part is kinda big and I think too heavy for eyeglasses.
1885562
I wouldn't advise it. It is rather heavy to attach to glasses, and the clip is rather large.
1885563
Not really. The clip is better for a sun visor width. It's a little heavy and clumsy for glasses. Maybe a lightweight book light would work.
30009
No, they can only be cut and fitted to frames. Your best bet might be to buy the Oxy-Iso Vein-Finder Glasses. They are adjustable and goggle-like so they can be worn on top of your regular glasses.
1689160
Yeah, you can! I've made a couple of vests from the stuff I got, it holds up well to sewing. At one point I tried fastening eyelets through it, though, and that doesn't work too well unless you punch it really securely. The fabric likes to loosen up around those parts and the eyelets ended up falling out. Still, though, I like it a lot.
725324
I, also, no longer have the sun glasses, but recall the clip is standard and should, therefore, clip onto thick frames. JA from CA
1582335
It would be like wearing two sets of glasses, but I'm sure you could, as long as your glasses are not polarized. My kid does that with these.You could also likely alter them to clip them onto existing glasses also, but that would be a bit of work and a small bit heavy.
498023
It might be....but it's a pretty low light. You might be better off with a clip on book light.
2120215
My wife sews a great deal, but I can't imagine anything she does requiring this much magnification (she does wear glasses). Also, I don't know how much time you spend at once while sewing, but I think this would become rather uncomfortable after fifteen or twenty minutes without a break. You might be more comfortable just having your prescription checked (if you wear glasses), or (if you don't) maybe buying a pair of inexpensive reading glasses; either would be far more comfortable over the long run.
1635261
Sorry for the late reply as I was on vacation. Answer is Yes. I could use the smallest one for my glasses. Also tried on watch and my mac . It worked well.
1910764
No, not unless you already have a magnifier. Cheaply made, I do not recommend!
1618135
it would clip on, but the amount of light will be more like a pinpoint and not sufficient to illuminate a picture.
787235
While this is a terrific little tool, it would not be suitable for eyeglass repair. The bits are contained in the stem of the tool (in the screwdriver part not the handle)
570253
I bought this clamp light (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000KKNGEM/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&ps;c=1) that works well for me, we've been able to clip it onto several things around the apartment.
1942420
Yes you can, though it's relatively dark and of course changes the colors. I bought this after reading about the effects of blue light on circadian rhythms. I didn't have a good way to temporarily attach this to my laptop, so I opted for amber glasses at night instead.
362421
Yes, it very easy to thread. The needle eye faces frontward and you don't have to crane your neck to see the eye. I wear reading glasses but occasionally I don't have them on and an surprised that I can thread the machine without wearing my glasses.
725323
Yes they should clip on thick frames, the clips are just like any other sun glasses. The big difference is when you put them on. I use mine everytime I get in my car, cloudy or sunshine you will see better.
30157
The clips are universal with any strap style light. I use a windfire light on mine. Works great and doesn't slip off the helmet while rigging and climbing.
1328068
I don't know how well that would work, I have not tried that. I use it at my sewing table. While it works very well for that, I can offer no advice on how well you could view a screen. For sewing, I have used it to thread needles and read needle sizes. I estimate I hold objects a few inches from the glass, with the glass maybe twice the distance from my eyes. However, as everybody has different vision needs your experience may differ.