Sold Penny Juliet XX Cyclops lenses

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Im cleaning out my remaining inventory of oakley cyclops “prop” lenses. Asking 40.00 per set shipped These are made of acetate, they’re pretty dark due to the heavy mirror they have around 3.5 percent light transmission rate. If you like the look and want a more functional polycarbonate lens with good optics and better light transmission check out my Gen 2 cyclops lenses here.

For Sale - Prism Red ( Cyclops ) lens blanks

Prism red Cyclops Lenses. 29 sets left in stock 8C* base curve 85* mm blanks Decentered for eye relief: 1.8mm thickest inner and 1.5-1.6 thinnest outer Foundation hard coating on both sides Hydrophobic & Oleophobic coatings inside. .25 - .5 Diopters of base prism 5.63 percent light...

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Those look pretty damn cool.

 

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Wish I hadn't gotten laid off, or i would get a pair!

 

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So are these a triacetate base material or something different? Also you mentioned this sale is to fund a 3d printing project for blinders? Please say sintered titanium 3D printing.

 

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So are these a triacetate base material or something different? Also you mentioned this sale is to fund a 3d printing project for blinders? Please say sintered titanium 3D printing.

He gonna have to sell a **** load of them to fund sintered titanium lol

 

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He gonna have to sell a **** load of them to fund sintered titanium lol

I wasn’t thinking of an actual 3D printer purchase to do sintered titanium but sending the cad file to a company that does it. It’s surprising how much cheaper it gets if you do a large run of pieces especially if it’s farmed out to China for the production. Still very expensive for sure but I was hoping lol

 

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So are these a triacetate base material or something different? Also you mentioned this sale is to fund a 3d printing project for blinders? Please say sintered titanium 3D printing.

I was told when they where made that it was a CR-29 but I believe Triacetate is more accurate. No I’m just going to do some LEGO type plastic but I’m going to replicate the original blinders from a screen used pair.

 

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