Easily adjust the collimation of your binoculars. My recent zeiss purchase as an example.

[@timothyandrewausten]

Grat video. I had to fix my dad's binoculars, because I dropped them on a rock--only from a height of just inches, but it was enough to jar them out of alignment. I opened them up and didn't find any way to adjust them. I decided to take a risk and tap them on a table in the opposite direction of the original bump. After a few of these adjustments, it came back into colummation. 😎

[@Mr.Hopper1]

@@timothyandrewausten sometimes life requires precision. Other times... you just take your best shot! 😀

[@JessicaRHopper]

Innovative way to solve a problem and bring something back to life so someone can use them again. Love it!

[@karlaugenstein275]

I have a pair of Zeiss 10X50 Jenoptems that were also out of collimation. After watching this video multiple times I purchased an adjustable spanner wrench and had a friend with a machine shop turn down the nubs on the wrench to thin spindles. This made a perfect collimating tool and I was able to collimate the bino's in about 10 minutes. Thank you Mr. Hopper.

[@BTSflyer]

How do you know to adjust the lens and not the prisms for collimation?

[@williamgardner2739]

How do you know which lens is the lens to adjust.

[@Mr.Hopper1]

@williamgardner2739 I didn't. I just knew both lenses were very close, so a minor tweak to either would fix the problem.

[@StOKRATzoom]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qX6WfIJ6gqljY80si=QeQXyfhfLCVi0N4d collimation of your binoculars