Features:

  • COMPATIBILITY: Suitable for the lenses and filters of which the thread ranges from 27mm to 130mm; NOTE: Lens is NOT included
  • FUNCTION: Can be used to repair and restore the edge of lenses, threads or dented lenses
  • DOUBLE-SIDED: The front side can adjusted up to 130mm while the back side can be adjusted to 27 mm for smaller lenses
  • PORTABLE: Compact size makes it convenient to carry and easy to use
  • PREMIUM QUALITY: Material: Black hard-anodized aluminum & Silver Stainless Steel; Professional and sophiscated manufacturing ensures high quality and accuracy
Just paid for itself ... so pleased!

A beautiful vintage lens with its filter ring stove in with a really gnarly, rippled dent (I'm guessing asphalt pavement was involved) about 2 cm long is wearing a UV filter again and I'm wearing a big smile thanks to this filter ring repair vise from the fine folks at Neewer. I watched a YouTube tutorial, cut a protective circle of cardboard to safeguard the front element (in retrospect I don't think that was necessary and it kind of got in the way) and spent maybe 10 minutes tops on the endeavor. Voila! From the outside, the rim of the lens barrel still sports a badge of honor/mark of shame/war wound, but the filter is screwed in nicely and my test shots with the patient (a Nikkor 28mm f/2 ai-s, for the curious) were achingly beautiful. I want to look for more wounded lovelies to rehabilitate! As for the quality of the tool itself, it's just dandy. Nicely machined steel in stealthy black. Zero complaints with how it performed. There are other items for sale that look strikingly similar, but I can't attest to their merits. I've been pleased with Neewer products several times over, so I opted for their version of this vise and they didn't let me down. The darn thing works! They don't build lenses like they used to. So glad to be able to rehabilitate one and give it a home.

A no joke for real camera lens filter remover. It is strong and mighty! Use caution.

I was initially impressed by the jig design and then by its weight. I is a very strong tool. Use it diligently, you don't want to break you lens glass. My 72mm UV filter glass had dropped out of its circular frame leaving the glass free floating on top of my lens glass. The thin filter frame was simply too thin to remove. I broke the loose glass to remove it and attempted removing the filter like an armature creating damage and no removal. I quit trying and left my original lens glass exposed and vulnerable to damage, etc. I prefer safe guarding all my good lenses with filters. Much later, I ran into this tool when I was researching lens disassembly repair for older vintage lenses and decided to try it. Wow, I it was amazing and the filter frame unscrewed with the tool and maintained its original circumference of the frame. I was done in under 10 minutes. When you review the images, note the scratches on the tool from the roughed up edges of the damaged filter frame.

Amazing tool!

I accidentally dropped my Canon 5D Mark IV with the 24-70mm lens on it in an airport and dented the threads of the lens. The ND filter wouldn't go on well, and when I managed to get it on, it would get stuck and need a lot of work to get it off. This tool worked wonders! I simply followed a YouTube video of someone else fixing their lens and bam! The lens works great again and I'm able to put ND filters on with no problem. Who knows how much that would have been to fix through Canon!

It Works!

I got a very good deal on a Olympus zuiko 50mm 1.4 lens that had a damaged filter thread. It was bent in & did not permit the use of filters. I bought this tool & now I can use filters with no problem. Just be careful cover your lens & take your time . Do a little at a time & mind the threads.

Bent filter ring on your lens? Just buy this.

Does it’s job well, just line up the threads, expand the vise, loosen the vise, rotate along threads to find tension points, expand vise again, and repeat until your filter threads on! Very simple to use, all my lenses have a small seal where the teeth of this vise land. So I didn’t bother with protecting the glass. Fixed my Canon L series 24-70 & my 70-200. Paid itself back in full restoring those two lenses.

Really well made.

In a world where we are surrounded by cheap quality goods, it makes you glad to find something of quality at a fair price. THIS is one of those things. Very nice indeed.

It works.

Saved me a trip to Sony service. Took the dent out with ease. Just go easy when jacking it out. Very easy to use and the tool is well made.

Small investment for big savings

This tool works as advertised. I used it to repair my 24-70mm Canon lens that had a ding in the filter thread. It took a little working back and forth, but I was able to get it to the point where I could screw a filter on and off. Before using the tool, I was unable to get any filters on, and I had to break the old filter off. This takes a little elbow grease, and I would suggest using gaff tape on the front element so you don't scratch the glass. As you can see in the photos, the threads are a little jacked up, but that was a sacrifice I was willing to make to be able to use filters again. I highly suggest this tool if you have a dinged up filter thread and can't afford to send your lens out for repairs.

Great tool

Allows to fix lens rings of big variety of a diameters

quality tool

tool worked great for removing dent from lens, 5 stars!

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