CRAFTSMAN Mechanic Telescoping Inspection Mirror (CMMT14116)

Very useful when working on my motorcycless and cars. It is particularly helpful when checking wear on brake pads. Nice that it telescopes and that the mirror head can fold in different directions. Very good value!

I purchased for monitoring nests in bluebird houses. Has good length and mirror size so as not to disturb the eggs or chicks. Seems to be made well.

I use this every day at work. I work on cars and help to see in tight spaces.

Wanted this mirror so I could inspect completely soldered or brazed copper lines or electrical connections in hard to see spaces. It serves its purpose but the mirror itself doesn't feel very sturdy. The handle feels good with a nice rubberized coating and the telescoping tubing is fine. It's the mirror piece itself that isn't the greatest. The metal that holds the mirror has sharp edges and it's super thin. The mirror glass is good enough for visuals but it's also thin and I'm guessing it will eventually fall out.In summary it doesn't feel as high of a quality as the Craftsman of old at all. I'm glad the price is pretty low because I'd be upset if I paid more for it.

It does exactly what you would expect it to do.It’s sturdy and has a good grip. I’ve dropped it multiple times and it has not broken yet. You can move the mirror angles around from a few different points and it’s sturdy enough that it won’t just flop down.

Husband likes this for work

Mine broke finally after 30 years of abuse. It was a Craftsmen. Very useful to see in those hiding spots.

My husband bought this as he needed to see if a part was collapsing upon revving the engine in his car. It was a tight space he needed to get to. He used it and the inspection mirror was collapsing on itself before he could even get it into the area he needed to see. I am not a car enthusiast. Maybe there was a better way to utilize this tool from collapsing, but we will never know.