And Oakley still insists on making frames with spring hingesHate to hear that such a cool looking frame with a weak part.
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And Oakley still insists on making frames with spring hingesHate to hear that such a cool looking frame with a weak part.
Hopefully they learned something with the Badman and Madman problems.And Oakley still insists on making frames with spring hinges
Keep us posted, I have a frame with one broken hinge and would love a fix.I have couple of Hatchet frames with busted hinges, and the solution for me was scavenging from older pairs... recently I have thought of a solution, that I have yet to implement, but I think it may work. I'm planning to use a used empty ball pen insert and combine it with a cast resin part to recreate the "T" shaped plunger, with the point of failure part being made from metal. I've tested the frame fitment, and I think this will work. I just need to find time to make it happen.
Outside of this "home-made" solution - there are no other options as far as I can tell.
Any solutions will have to be "home-made" like this. Can't wait to see how this turns out. I know I'd wear my Hatchets more if I knew I could fix them when that hinge inevitably gives out.I have couple of Hatchet frames with busted hinges, and the solution for me was scavenging from older pairs... recently I have thought of a solution, that I have yet to implement, but I think it may work. I'm planning to use a used empty ball pen insert and combine it with a cast resin part to recreate the "T" shaped plunger, with the point of failure part being made from metal. I've tested the frame fitment, and I think this will work. I just need to find time to make it happen.
Outside of this "home-made" solution - there are no other options as far as I can tell.
Lies!Knock it off. My PO box doesn't accept packages with hatchets inside. They just won't go in there its weird.
Tried my idea on getting a more robust plunger fabricated, but no luck - the epoxy I used was too brittle and it broke after folding the temples literally 3 times. The little pipe that houses the spring works great... just that block part on top of it is problematic, as it has to handle loads from the top and 2 sides. The size of the thing was seriously testing my patience.