NEEWER Stainless Steel Lens Spanner Wrench, Professional Repairing Opening Tool with Double Sided Pointed Flat Tips Lens Removal Tool with Four Screws for DSLR Camera Lens, Telescope Lens (Straight)
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- Stainless Steel Camera Lens WrenchGet this professional tool set to remove and clean lenses without any scratches. Can also be used to remove lens parts from old camera equipment. Made of high quality stainless steel and CNC machined, it is durable and rust proof, as well as having a fresh and modern look
- Pointed/Flat Double Sided TipsThis lens spanner features both pointed tips and flat tips to fit standard hole notches and slotted notches on lens retaining rings respectively. Four screws included to securely lock the arms and rails with extra stability
- Adjustable Width The spanner wrench is made up of two straight arms and two straight rails and can be securely assembled using the included screw sets for stable and rigid operation. Easily adjust the distance between the two tips by loosening the screws and sliding the arms. Adjustable from 5-100mm
- Firm Grip on Camera/Telescope LensThis lens removal tool can be used on camera lenses, telescope eyepieces, bird watching goggles, and more
- Full Lens Repairing Opening Tool Set The lens removal tool set includes one lens spanner wrench, one L shaped hex key, four thumb securing screws, four hex screws and two lens cleaning cloths. Also includes 4 protective caps to avoid accidental scratches on the skin, lens, or bag caused by the pointed and flat tips
Package Dimensions: 6.69 x 1.46 x 1.38 inches
Item Weight: 7 ounces
Item model number: 99098566
Date First Available: October 21, 2022
Manufacturer: NEEWER
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Solid piece of equipment, not a cheap knock off. Works great. Thanks.
Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2023 by HappyCustomer
Excelente calidad, muy bien empacado. Se ve bien hecho. Recomendado
Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2023 by camilo
I ordered this spanner wrench to disassemble vintage lenses. If you've got a mirrorless camera, then you probably know that (with an appropriate adaptor) you can use all sorts of vintage lenses. Although most vintage lenses will require you to shoot manually -- you have to focus manually, set the aperture manually, etc. -- they offer excellent performance for pennies on the dollar. While not always as sharp as modern lenses, many vintage lenses have a look that photographers value. Unfortunately, many lenses from the 60s and 70s have flaws that negatively affect their performance or make them unusable. Often, these lenses can be fixed, or parts replaced. You can't open up a lens without a spanner wrench. Taking a sharp object and holding it a millimeter away from a polished glass surface while you apply pressure may seem like a bad idea, but that's exactly how a spanner wrench is used. I don't have difficulty getting a good grip on this Neewer spanner wrench. But, the overall fit and finish makes me a little nervous. You basically hold the whole thing together with a couple of knurled screws. If one of them loosens up while you're working on a lens, it could be catastrophic. If I'm working on an inexpensive lens with a scratched element that needs to be replaced, or one with a nasty fungus infestation that needs cleaning, I won't hesitate to use the Neewer spanner. But for an expensive lens, I don't think I'd chance it.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 25, 2022 by Joseph M Moche
• This is a high quality professional tool set to remove and clean lenses without any scratches. It can also be used to remove lens parts from old camera equipment. Made of high quality stainless steel and CNC machined. This lens spanner has both pointed tips and flat tips to fit standard hole notches and slotted notches on lens retaining rings respectively. Four screws are included to lock the arms and rails. • The spanner wrench is made up of two straight arms and two straight rails and can be securely assembled using the included screw sets for stable and rigid operation. Adjust the distance between the two tips by loosening the screws and sliding the arms. It is adjustable from 5-100mm. • The lens removal tool set includes one lens spanner wrench, one L shaped hex key, four thumb securing screws, four hex screws and two lens cleaning cloths. Also includes 4 protective caps to avoid accidental scratches on the skin, lens, or bag caused by the pointed and flat tips.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2023 by Science Guy Science Guy
This is an extremely well made spanner wrench. It's surprisingly heavy and stout. Straight out of the box it's in pieces and assembly is required, but that was to be expected. Unlike the version with different tips, this wrench has fixed tips on each reversible arm. Like the version with different tips, you'll find all kinds of uses for it aside from working on lenses. As mentioned, the build quality is top notch. The threaded holes were all clean and without burrs, and the thumbscrews threaded perfectly into those holes to hold the tips and parallel bars. I am so far beyond impressed with this tool, it's just one of those tools you know you'll pass along to your kids for their kids. If there's anything I could knock then it'd be that there is no storage solution for the various bits and pieces that comprise this wrench, so breaking it down for storage means finding a small box or the like to keep it in. Given the build quality and attention to details, I would pay a bit more for a commensurate storage box, but that's nothing to knock the quality of the tool itself. Extremely satisfied!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2023 by Michael W. Oliver
I wanted a decent-quality spanner wrench and thought I'd give it a try at a fairly cheap price. By the description, I was expecting an all-stainless tool but the tool looks more like cheap chrome-plated steel. The spanner beams are definitely not magnetic steel and could be stainless or brass, but these have the same cheap chrome plating. The screws seem to be stainless but are of questionable quality. I used these for removing an internal ring from an internally threaded tube and on some old camera lenses and they did a decent job, but like another reviewer noted I would not use these on fine optics for fear of getting flaking chrome into the internals. So these are quality-like the H.F. type tool I consider disposable and one I would expect better quality at the current price point.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 22, 2022 by Centropomus Robalito Centropomus Robalito
Seems like I always get the lens protectors and filters stuck. I probably over tighten them. When they do get stuck, it is frustrating to get them loose to unscrew them. Moreover, some outdoor cameras get stuck lenses that you need to get off the clean, or replace. This spanner wrench to the rescue! It works perfect! This has full adjustability to fit every lens I have. It is solidly built but has fine tips to fit into the tiny lens slots. It adjusts to get a good grip towards the outside of the slots, so I'm less nervous of it slipping and scratching a lens or aluminum ring. I can get enough torque to loosen very stuck lenses or filters. Very Nice! The machining and finish are perfect. The spanners slide nicely on the rods. The knobs are easy to tighten and loosen. This is really a high-quality tool given its price and quality. An exceptional value.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2023 by Buy2Much
I like the size range. I work on watches and cameras and so far it hasn't slipped or twisted on me. I do manage to damage things from time to time, so I wish the tips on the spanner were changable. That way if I were to damage one I could get a new tip rather than get a new spanner. I happy with it but I'm giving it four stars ,which is still good, because the tips are not changeable. Hope my review helps you.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 24, 2022 by Mr lliB