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Click on the image to zoom!A collection of photos showing the various stages of building a pair of Steampunk Goggles which was inspired by "Steampunk Goggles: A Tutorial by =Fenris-the-Red-Wolf" on deviantART [link]
2 x belts (£1 each from charity shops)
2 Sainsbury's Magnetic spice rack lids (£5 for 4 / £2.50)
14 Brass eyelets (<50p)
Plastikote Brass fast-dry enamel spraypaint from B&Q
1 small piece of lead free solder
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Yay,i ever want to make some steampunk goggles and never know how I can make the front part
Realy good tutorial
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I have a question about one thing: How did You connect that leather thing near eyes with metal?
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you know i swear i know you from somewhere, you look so familiar. Wait! you look like matt edmonson! thanks for the tutorial!
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The original rims were silver coloured, so I removed the lenses to spray the rims a brass colour, and then reinserted them.
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Finally! Resources from places I've heard of! Excellent tutorial; thank-you!
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You look English? because you look really English, like, you look like such a classy gentleman.
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hahahha how simple yet EFFECTIVE! Thanks so much for sharing
(Though one question. What is the name of that tool that you use to punch holes in? I want to get one if I do try to do something like this m'self!)
8D
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Thank you
I used Eyelet Setter Pliers which comes with both the hole punch and setting tool built in. I look forward to seeing what you come up with!
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They look great! What is the tool called that you use to punch the holes and add the eyelets in the leather?
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Aww, thanks very much 
I used an Eyelet Setter tool similar to this one: [link]
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I think I'm going to try this
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Or you could just get implants, like me: [link]
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Cool goggles
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You've been featured in my Feature Friday Journal
[link]
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Wow! Wondefull! Sad that I got no skill at doing that
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Leather's always fine. Not my style, but fine.
Thanks for the inspiration! I might do a similar thing for my kind of brass goggles.
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Awesome! I've been looking for a good simple way to make a pair that held up. Thank you ^^
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Yay 
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Was going to say the same thing thanks
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