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It's funny you mention that, but I was a tool show the other day and had a look at a couple of portable endoscopes (or whatever the plumber's/engineer's version is called). They were a bit bulky for my purposes...and fiendishly expensive - but it did make me wonder whether such a device would come in handy. It's sometimes the case that a leak can be better seen from inside the bore rather than outside.
There's bound to be a cheapo-Chinese version out there somewhere.

Not that I'd want to go poking such a thing up my nether regions - I'm strangely old-fashioned insomuch as I prefer to see my food on the way in only.
 
I like to keep you all busy 😉

Mind you, I'm working on finishing up a new article that's currently running at 33,500 words. That's around 55 A4 pages of straight text - the average review is around 4,000 words.
I might run a sweepstake to see who guesses how many typos there'll be when it goes live (there may even be prizes).

The borescope looks swish, but it has the same problem as the more expensive ones in that the head is quite large. I think it'd need to be smaller, or even right-angled. Mind you, at that price it's cheap enough just to get for sh*ts and giggles.
 
The borescope looks swish, but it has the same problem as the more expensive ones in that the head is quite large. I think it'd need to be smaller, or even right-angled. Mind you, at that price it's cheap enough just to get for sh*ts and giggles.
I see that they have a mirror that you can attach so it looks sideways
 
I've ordered it to spy on the mice behind the skirting boards

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