Review on Optical Tool for Glasses Repair & Assembly: Spire Nose Pad Arm Adjusting Pliers - Eyeglasses Frame & Arms Pliers with Nose Pad Remover, Multi-purpose Optician Tool for Adjusting & Assembling Eyewear by Michelle Langley

I bought these because they looked good in the picture and were well made (better than some of the cheaper ones at Revain). As a hobby locksmith I try to look for good quality and there it is! I'm tired of constantly going outside to fix my glasses. I tried adjusting the nose pads with my collection of small pliers but could never get it right. This once having the right tool for the job pays off. Now I can adapt, try for a while, repeat if necessary, without leaving home. Pros: All outer edges are perfectly rounded so they don't scratch the lenses. The length of the cheeks is long enough to reach the nose pad when hitting something. The cutouts on the jaw faces are centrally located and beautifully carved. Exquisitely polished stainless steel. Cons: The notches on the edges of the jaws were sharp. working minute). But I adjusted my glasses before deburring and they worked great and didn't scratch anything. As a hobby mechanic, I notice such small things. I have to take a star off just because they weren't perfect, but it was so minor it didn't really matter. I know I've read other reviews of other pliers, people have commented on the knurling on the handles. They are and I haven't noticed any problems. Not that I use them all day. They are great for home renovations and maybe professionals too. The fit and finish is excellent and overall worth it.