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   Jercarp | Sep 04, 2009 03:45am | #1

   Used mine just yesterday. It's by Ridgid but they're the same thing as Milwaukee. They're wonderful.

   Work is slow & am thinking about doing colonoscopes on the side with it.

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   BossHog | Sep 04, 2009 07:41pm | #7

   "Work is slow & am thinking about doing colonoscopes on the side with it."

   You can take that job and shove it.

   (-:
   When push comes to shove, somebody's gonna figure out that "push" and "shove" mean the same danged thing.

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   rnsykes | Sep 04, 2009 05:29am | #2

   I have the Ridgid too. I bought it when I was blowing in insulation. I used it to check for diagonal bracing inside my walls. Works good. Not sure what else I'll use it for, but it's cool to have.

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   danski0224 | Sep 04, 2009 05:30am | #3

   Testo 318

   Smaller video head than most anyone else.

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   ponytl | Sep 04, 2009 07:51am | #4

   they have one at harbor freight... they also have a sewer camera that cost less than one trip from the sewer guy to camera your pipes... i'd think you could use it in walls also?
   p

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   stemreno | Sep 04, 2009 03:11pm | #5

   I have the Rdgid camera too.  I think it is a very useful gizmo.  I've used it to check for leaks in showers bases from under the floor through a potlight, check drain lines  for obstructions, but the best use is for fishing wire.  i do a lot or remodeling in house old enough to have lathe, etc.  Running wires through walls is a breeze, you can see where the wires curled up to or what they got stuck on.  The rigid even has a little hook that can snag the wires to help direct them.   The big deal to me is that you can see the wires while you push the fish sticks.

   stemreno

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   skip555 | Sep 04, 2009 06:46pm | #6

   I've used one of these for years http://www.sjmediasystem.com/lsd-55400.html the light is puny but Ive since added a cheapo LED light to the tip and it does a great job in wall cavities

   Edited 9/4/2009 11:46 am ET by skip555