Using an OptiVISOR for guitar work

When you see better, you work better. Dan Erlewine wears an optivisor most of the time in his guitar repair shop. (Maybe he got the idea from pictures of Leo Fender?)
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[@tysonrinker5958]

Sometimes I just watch these videos because I like dan . Not because I need one of these or anything

[@MaineGeezer]

I'd dearly love to have a Zeiss illuminated binocular magnifier like my dentist wears, but the price of those is somewhere north of $2,000. For the things I do, an Optivisor at around 2% of the cost is good enough.

[@localcrew]

Great Odin's Raven, man! I must have these magical vision enhancing devices with the lights upon their faces!

[@themastershandsdean]

Wow, they are great!

[@Satchmoeddie]

Donegan actually makes a little single loupe that you can swing out of the way. Dan, well, Dan has taken it a step farther, and in the right direction, too. I hung out at a jewelry shop since I was about 12 years old, so Optivisors are nothing new to me. If I buy the set with the Quasar light from Stewmac,

[@Pgcmoore]

outstanding!!!

[@georgetempest9627]

The Optivisor is a great gadget, only £10 here in the UK!

[@ScienceofLoud]

is there honestly anything you guys haven't come up with yet?

[@SaultiBalldeip]

These have been around for ages!

[@mortensen1961]

PAF kitchen sinks. . . .

[@02stanggt]

Dan shifts his own gears.

[@gabrielacevedo5803]

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