considering how often we have to try to see into difficult places.
http://www.harborfreightusa.com/usa/itemdisplay/displayItem.do?itemid=66550 (http://www.harborfreightusa.com/usa/itemdisplay/displayItem.do?itemid=66550)
A 3' remote inspection camera with night vision capability.
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Or a little different version:
http://www.harborfreightusa.com/usa/itemdisplay/displayItem.do?itemid=95833 (http://www.harborfreightusa.com/usa/itemdisplay/displayItem.do?itemid=95833)
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Could be. ;D
Just think of all the money you can save with it when you DIY. :o :o
LOL! I could just see trying to explain that one away. Doc I was trying to do it myself :o ;D and it got hooked on something up there ??? Can you get it out? LMAO ;D
All kidding aside and getting back OT, I have used my digi-cam when I can't see something. It can be hard to get the exposure and the targetting just right but its not like you're burning up film so just shoot lots and ditch the ones that don't work out. If you need a serial number from the back side of a hard to access starter or turbo this could be the ticket to avoid having to remove the part before you start looking for the replacement.
With the light on the end, you should be able to see where you got it stuck!
Steve 5B...
I do like Bob and take pics too. But I kinda like the new tool too! I am a tool junkie though, gotta have it!
I didn't find a price though, but no worries if/when I get to HF next time I'll check it out.
;D BK ;D
Quote from: Busted Knuckle on December 07, 2009, 10:19:38 AM
I didn't find a price though, but no worries if/when I get to HF next time I'll check it out.
;D BK ;D
The top one is a coupon special at HF right now for $94. The ad email I get from them is how I became aware of it.
Out of my price range for now though. But I thought some folks might be interested.
A friend used a similar scope to open an old safe he inherited. He drilled a small hole next to the dial and watched the tumblers drop into place. Once the sale was opened, he welded the hole shut and repainted the safe. You could tell the hole had ever been drilled. Jack
Quote from: JackConrad on December 07, 2009, 11:20:40 AM
A friend used a similar scope to open an old safe he inherited. He drilled a small hole next to the dial and watched the tumblers drop into place. Once the sale was opened, he welded the hole shut and repainted the safe. You could tell the hole had ever been drilled. Jack
Oh no, it ain't so. Using this takes all the skill out of the Three Stooges holding their ear up to the safe and cracking it open by listening. What is the world coming to?
I thought any tool was a cool tool for a bus nut! ::) That's what Dallas tells me every time he whines for a new tool!
HF also has the thin fiberoptic that you can insrt in a cylinder thru the injector. or look inside pipe. Or for Dallas's "special" purposes. Not a tiny camera on a wire but a real fibreoptic device. I think it was $500.
Quote from: bubbaqgal on December 07, 2009, 11:42:25 AM
I thought any tool was a cool tool for a bus nut! ::) That's what Dallas tells me every time he whines for a new tool!
But is he whining for a new tool for the bus, or himself? ???
;D BK ;D
OK I'll go run and hide now, I just remembered the thong photo. This is gonna take some serious therapy!
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But is whining for a new tool for the bus, or himself? ???
;D BK ;
OK I'll go run and hide now, I just remembered the thong photo. This is gonna take some serious therapy!
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How can I tell the difference? He whines all the time!!!