Ullman Devices HTC-2 High-Tech Telescoping Inspection Mirror, 2-1/4" Diameter, 6-1/2" to 36-3/8" Length

The 2-mile route was the one I selected Replaces the Craftsman #009-like mirror with a 1" telescopic one You are viewing item 41603 on our site. A close look at the Ulman HTC-I My feelings about this mirror are generally the same as those about the Craftsman, except for the "ball" on the end that's been drilled out A superior finish has been applied to the "ends" of the clamp for the articulation feature, allowing their movement to be further smoothed than with the Craftsman product. Thus, when adjusting the articulation of the mirror, the mirror moves much more smoothly. The diameter of the mirrors is not the only consideration. There are plenty of lengths out there, and each has its place, but the 2-foot height is the best way for me A mirror with a radius of 1/4" and a length of 36" will give you access between frames and stringers to check rivet bucktails and out to check cotter pins on the With this mirror, you will be able to solve 99% of your problems Take a look at the situation. This back-up is for general use. To get a “side view,” I use a piece of 3" x 6" polycarbonate mirror stock from the bathroom store [or, you can find it Please see  ".

Evie Wilkins

| Aug 07, 2020

We are missing out on countless opportunities Rather than a single sided mirror, a double sided mirror would have made more sense. There is a slight magnifying effect on one side. Rather, it's a tiny single sided mirror attached to a stick with a cheap plastic coating. I don't have as sharp an eye sight as I used to For me, it was a huge disappointment This would (and will) be a bigger move for me.

Ira NORTH

| Apr 17, 2021

For hard to reach inspections like dirt bike carburetor jets or wiring under a dash board I used to use a bore scope camera (hard to orient myself) as well as hand held mirrors (too large) and small dental mirrors (too This was something I bought on a whim and it turned out to be a great decision. This is a perfect size, with an adjustable handle that works well. The clarity of the information was fantastic and it was like a curtain enveloping a window all of a sudden. have a better understanding of all kinds of things, I am more oriented, and I can work on things from a variety of As I was looking at it I was taken aback at how good it worked in tight spaces, and at how bright and clear it made everything The mirror is a great buy for anyone who does things that are hard to visualize because of something covering them up. Excellent purchase - very happy with it.

Cara Herman

| Mar 19, 2021

In almost 3 years of daily use, this is the second one I've bought. We are very pleased with how well it has held up to being knocked and dropped on everything we could expect. I use this inspection mirror as my go-to mirror, and I will continue to do so as needed because of its long extension and swivel head.

Ricardo Chandler

| Mar 09, 2021

As you can see, this is my second mirror. Neither mirror nor handle has remained intact due to a weak fusion weld that joined them. In both cases, the mirror lasted for a month or less. While I'm not a reviewer, you would be better off buying a different model if you can save yourself from the time and stress of writing a review. I would never buy an Ullman HT2 again.

Patrick Henderson

| Aug 18, 2020

With one of these mirrors you are able to check your posterior without the assistance of a friend, which is a must for wheelchair users whose skin breakdown and pressure sores are a serious concern. This is a very useful resource.

Remington PARRY

| Jan 17, 2021

Because I work in the dental field, I am used to seeing in small spaces when it is necessary to use indirect vision (looking That same ability is now available at a larger scale as well. An excellent product that is inexpensive as well.

Wilder Davies

| Aug 01, 2020