Sometimes your most useful tool isn’t a daily workhorse. For J.R. Bruender Construction, in Eagle Lake, Minnesota, it’s the RIDGID color push camera purchased in 2002.
“We bought it for the capability of inspecting pipe up to 6 inches,” says Steven Bruender, company owner. Their SeeSnake model is typically used two to three times a month.
“It’s nice for pinpointing spots. If you have a line going under a sidewalk or a curb, you can pinpoint and measure and eliminate a lot of digging and guesswork,” he says.
To do the locating and measuring, he also puts a
