How can I make a telescope eyepiece

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To create a telescope eyepiece, one effective method is to repurpose a broken pair of binoculars by salvaging the eyepiece. Disassembling the binoculars allows for the extraction of usable components. It may be necessary to use tape to ensure a snug fit of the eyepiece within the telescope's tube, preventing any potential damage to the optics. Visual aids, such as photos, can enhance understanding of the assembly process. This DIY approach offers a practical solution for those looking to make their own telescope eyepiece.
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how can i make a telescope eyepiece please help me !
 
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Abd Errahmane said:
how can i make a telescope eyepiece

The easiest way to 'make' an eyepiece is to find a broken pair of binoculars. Disassemble and salvage the entire eyepiece. It may be that you will need to wrap tape around the eyepiece so that it will fit in the telescope's tube without falling down and possibly damaging other optics.


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can you explain by picturs (photos)
 
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