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JOREST Eyeglass Repair Kit, Sunglasses/Glasses Repairing Tool including Small Screws, Nose Pads and Screwdrivers, Eyeglass Fixing Kit

By Jorest

8.9Excellent matchFeature and use-case score

Eight screwdrivers from 1.2 to 3.0 mm, sixteen screw sizes and twelve pairs of nose pads, and the maker volunteers the one thing competing kits sell hardest on.

  • Eight stainless steel precision screwdrivers in Phillips and flathead, including 1.2, 1.5, 2....
  • Sixteen screw sizes plus twelve pairs of nose pads in silicone, gold and silver-grey plastic,...
  • A 3-in-1 driver combining Phillips, flathead and outer hex, plus tweezers
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CategoryVacuum Sealers
BrandJorest
Catalog score8.9 / 10

Product overview

JOREST Eyeglass Repair Kit: What to Know

Two faults account for most glasses that get thrown away: a hinge screw that has worked loose and gone, and a nose pad that has perished and started marking a face. Both are a few minutes of work with the right tiny screwdriver and a matching part, and both otherwise send people to an optician or into buying a new frame. That is the entire case for a kit like this, and at this price it pays for itself the first time.

The contents are specified properly, which is rare in this category. Eight stainless steel precision screwdrivers in both Phillips and flathead, at head sizes including 1.2, 1.5, 2.0 and 3.0 mm, which is the range that actually covers eyewear hinges. Sixteen sizes of screws. Twelve pairs of nose pads across silicone, gold-finish plastic and silver-grey plastic, each available in 11 mm and 13 mm, so there is a reasonable chance of matching what came off your frame rather than approximating it. There is also a 3-in-1 driver combining Phillips, flathead and an outer hex, and tweezers. JOREST notes the kit also suits sunglasses, watches and clocks.

The detail worth singling out is a disclosure rather than a feature. JOREST states plainly that its screwdrivers are PP and S2 and that the screws and tweezers are stainless steel, so none of them have magnetic attraction. Competing kits lead with the word magnetic precisely because a magnetised driver stops a screw the size of a grain of sand disappearing into a carpet. JOREST telling you upfront that its tools do not do this is genuinely useful, and it means working over a tray or a towel rather than over a floor. Whether you would rather have the magnetism is a fair question, and the answer is in the other listings.

The kit is 8.58 by 6.06 by 0.63 inches at 0.3 kg, so it is a flat case rather than a pocket item. JOREST publishes no manufacturer site.

Key Listed Features

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Eight stainless steel precision screwdrivers in Phillips and flathead, including 1.2, 1.5, 2.0 and 3.0 mm heads

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Sixteen screw sizes plus twelve pairs of nose pads in silicone, gold and silver-grey plastic, each in 11 mm and 13 mm

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A 3-in-1 driver combining Phillips, flathead and outer hex, plus tweezers

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Maker states the PP and S2 drivers and stainless parts are not magnetised, unlike kits that sell on magnetism

Buying questions

Quick Answers

Which screwdriver size fits glasses?

Most eyewear hinge screws take something between 1.2 and 2.0 mm, which is why this kit carries 1.2, 1.5, 2.0 and 3.0 mm heads in both Phillips and flathead. The right approach is to seat the driver in the screw head and check it does not rock before applying any force, because a driver that is slightly too small will round out a soft brass screw head and turn a two-minute job into a drilling job. If it rocks, go up a size.

Can it fix a broken frame?

No, and that is worth being clear about. This kit addresses fasteners and pads: screws, hinges and nose pieces. A snapped plastic frame, a cracked lens, a bent metal arm or a hinge that has torn out of the frame material are all beyond it, and attempting a glue repair on a frame that sits on your face next to your eyes is a bad idea. Those are optician jobs. What the kit covers is the large majority of faults by frequency, not by severity.