Broken eyelgalss frame -- need to repair?

Question

My metal eyeglass frame has broken at the nose piece (separating the glasses into two halves). The break occurred riight where the curved nose piece attaches to the main frame just next to the lens.

A previous soldered repair "sealed" the screw such that I cannot take the lens out, so that soldering is out. I did "try" some super glue, but it didn't hold. However, it was not a "brand name" and may not have been the best choice. Is there a glue/cement/epoxy that I can use to attach (perhaps just 1-2 mm of contact is avaialable) the two parts of the metal frame to get a "good enough" repair? I am not certain of the material but it is light, and possibly aluminum or a light alloy.

I wear contacts, so these are backups and I don't wanrt to spend $$$ for a new set since I rarely use them.

Also, any recommnedqations on how to improve the bond to give it the best strength would also be helpful.

Thanks in advance

Answer 1

Some careful work with fibreglass and resin should hold the parts together, although cosmetically probably not great. Otherwise, you could get inventive with some steel wire and your soldering gun. Either way, before very long you will need a new pair, keep an eye out for special deals, or find a (smaller-lensed) frame and ask your optician just to grind down your lenses and fit them, which shouldn't cost much.

Answer 2

Im sorry no i dont beleive there is. Its accessible to reset the wrist through surgical procedure, even with if i dont understand in the journey that they do it for some thing as late as this, and it might want to contain re-breaking the wrist

Answer 3

Sounds like a job for . . . Super Glue!

Answer 4

You don't look good in glasses ok ? so drop the idea and stick with your contact L.

Answer 5

you might be able to find a less expensive frame going through a church group or something