Milwaukee 2323 M12 M-Spector 360 Inspection Camera Video

See in walls, in motors, and in any tight place with the Milwaukee 2323 M12 M-Spector 360 Inspection Camera. The .400" diameter camera fits in spark plug holes and small holes in drywall. Included accessories such as a magnet, hook, and mirror provide even more flexibility for this Milwaukee inspection camera. You can get the Milwaukee 2323 kit for just $229 and this includes a 5-year warranty. #milwaukeetool #review #tools
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[@stephenrickstrew7237]

Thank you Sir ….! Your videos alway help me justify getting another tool .. and it’s way easier letting you explain it to the CFO ..a friend of mine made a small fortune doing drywall inspections with a boroscope during the 2008 drywall plague

[@alfredbernal8603]

Very impressive and interesting. Thank you for the presentation Tim!

[@scotts4125]

I have one like this but I also have an articulating one. You turn a knob and the camera end actually turns upwards. The articulating ones have a very floppy cable. That is their only drawback. All great and useful tools. I have a huge kitchen island. 15' by 5'. They put outlets in the wood panels but the outlet boxes are way back in the framing. I swapped out the outlets and there was no way I could get the screws started without the camera as they were so far back. These have so many uses.

[@randysmith9636]

Thanks again for another great video and review brother. This is pretty impressive and it has came a long way. I own the original one from years ago. It was a game changer for me at the time. Looks like it's time to upgrade.

[@jayyoung778]

Is the 4ft cable interchangeable with the 10ft cord? Does anyone know or do you have to buy 2 with different lengths?

[@scotthastings8845]

I don’t technically need it, but I’ve found my next purchase

[@Shoptoolreviews]

Actually, you want to wait for the new M12 Mechanic's Borescope coming out soon. We covered it in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/inalq6GEosiUa9Esi=HPq568kkvnxEmwxe

[@joshr7434]

You know we wanna see that new ratchet

[@2koolforyou88]

Same

[@williewilkinson-v3e]

Can you add a extended probe cable onto it?

[@duramaxpete5200]

Is the camera head waterproof?

[@OldAndGettingOlder]

So rotating the screen doesn't really do much. It changes orientation, but it doesn't actually rotate the image. I wish the actual image was square. And then I wish I could rotate the screen and the image would rotate in much smaller degree increments than 90°. My point is you should be able to stick the camera in a hole. The orientation - up vs down - shouldn't matter. With software you can rotate the screen image in at least 5° increments and preferably 1° increments. This would allow you to orientate and re-orientate the image as you please.

[@2down4up]

Awesome video as always! With the 360 name I had gotten my hopes up but sadly this scope will not work in my European automotive world. And from the looks of things, the mechanic version coming won’t offer any real advantage over my other dual view 2.5mm head scope, except of course being in the Milwaukee platform. My dream scope and honestly what I need in a borescope is one that is roughly 4’ in length (longer or a little shorter is fine) has a diameter no larger then 4.5mm .177” (smaller is even better still), is articulating and has dual view cameras meaning a front and side facing camera. Lastly and quite possibly most importantly, the side view camera needs to have illumination at minimum on the “top and bottom” of the lens if not a full 360. Every scope I own and have used or seen has the light for the side view camera (if so equipped) above the camera lens if the scope was pointed straight down. Meaning that right when I get the camera high enough in the cylinder to inspect the valves and combustion chamber, the light is blocked by the fuel injector or spark plug bore and the image goes black. Yes even though my articulating scope can rotate back on itself a full 180 degrees, I still often find myself wishing for a side view on the articulating head. Of course I’m willing to bet that my wish can’t be granted in any kind of affordable package, so sad. Great reviews though!

[@keanMechanic]

I would add the ability to look back up cylinder to seen the valves.

[@BradleyHotz]

Welp I’m buyin it

[@brianhall9019]

Does it come with the SD card?

[@mr.t9976]

Yeah comes with a 32gb

[@Millerheatingandcooling]

To short & only 720P

[@zamplify]

😍

[@flynnpaul26]

Your comments around 10:48 are so stupid. You notice there is no piston. then seem to need to further justify this wtf moment by looking to see if there is a crack in the cylinder wall, as if that was needed to explain something.

[@alphonso5688]

To fucking short