Review on 🔎 Versatile and Portable 30X Loupe Magnifier with 6 Light: Perfect for Textile, Jewelry, Coins, and More! by Tara Ford

Purchased to inspect plane blades, chisels and knives while sharpening. And he does it very well. I collect and sometimes even use a lot of old (and some new) instruments from the US, UK and other European countries. Some of my other reviews are very critical of products formerly made in Western countries whose manufacturers have moved their production abroad and seem to accept a drastic reduction in quality, sometimes to the point where their products become unusable (eg .Swing Away, Nicholson, Rubbermaid). Petersen). I don't know if this is a copy of something originally made elsewhere, but if it were I couldn't afford the original. It costs so little that I don't notice the cost. If it's lost, I'll buy more. Is it really a 30x increase? No, probably not even close. But I can clearly see scratch patterns on worn or polished surfaces and edges, even on 0.5mm thick secondary bevels. Almost no distortion over the entire field. An LED backlight is not necessary during the day, but makes a lot of sense in low light. The UV light option works but I don't have anything to use it for. It is also very useful to have metric and English scales. I haven't had to replace any batteries or LEDs yet, so I don't know if there's a problem with that.