Re: [ATM] Plastic Lenses (POLYCARBONITE)

[Jarvis Krumbein <jkoptic@juno.com>]

I too miss Richard's sharp comments and retorts and my daughter enjoys
the views afforded by one of Richards slumped blanks acquired at a long
ago Bellingham Optics Workshop.  I also use glass lens for my eyeglasses
because they are superior to polycarbonate with one important exception. 
I keep a pair of "plastic safety glasses" when I'm working with anything
that might possibly cause eye damage.  I've had things bounce off them
while doing yard work and while working in my shop.  There's a place for
both in this world.

Jarvis Krumbein
 
On Tue, 31 Jul 2007 21:05:38 -0400 "Russell Jocoy"
<russjocoy@hotmail.com> writes:
> 
> 
> To all on the list, An old friend, or maybe a new friend, said that 
> he no 
> longer buys eyeglasses
> with "polycarbonite" lenses... I asked him why?....He explained to 
> me that 
> the "plastic" lenses are molded..... the "glass" lenses have been 
> "figured"... Both have been ground and polished, and both are very 
> good at 
> correcting vision....My friend told me that his eyeglasses have 
> always been 
> "glass"
> and that that's the way it is..... My friend is Richard Swartz... 
> and I 
> respect his option, Battlefield conditions may warrant the 
> "polycarbonite" 
> but for Richard , he would dive headlong into any paragraph or 
> dispute 
> without any problem's... Richard...where are you?????
> 
>                                                              Russ 
> Jocoy
> 
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