Re: Inspection Mirror WAS 'Helping hands' tool

[Martin Howell <grizelli@xxxxxxx>]

Got one in the garage with a 2" diameter mirror on a flexible 2ft
handle.  Halfords sell 'em, made by Draper.

Martin

James Winspear wrote:

>On a similar subject, does anyone know where I can get hold of a
small-ish
>mirror at the end of some pole/handle - basically there are a number of
>locations (node 0 mostly) where it's VERY difficult to gain access to
the
>back of kit in order to see exactly which plug I'm trying to connect
to, and
>although I can get a hand/arm to it I can't always get clear
>'line-of-sight'.
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>It sounds a bit daft I know, but I could really do with something like
this,
>perhaps a 4 inch square mirror at the end of a foot or 2 handle.
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>Any ideas/suggestions?
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>>I used to have one of those 'helping hands' tools Maplin sells -
base
>>with two crock clips and a magnifying glass to help when soldering
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>PCB's
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>>etc. I lost it a few years ago.
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>>I want something similar but maybe a bit heavier/more robust/more
>>options.
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>>Anyone seen or got one?
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>>Paul.
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