Monocular Decentration and Blocking

This week we continue our series on finishing layout work. All finishing work is based on lens movement within the frame eyewire opening. The most common movement is aligning the lens OC with the customer PD. We do this by decentering the lens. In this lesson, we work through three examples of calculating decentration for simple monocular PDs and show how that is applied in a manual blocker. Our final example includes a lens that requires out decentration and zero. Optician training includes calculating lens shift for OC placement. Just as we did for our series on prism, finishing layout work will be covered in small, incremental “baby-steps” so students can easily build on prior knowledge.

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