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Thanks for asking! Adjustability is close to 5" with five settings. No, do not use Ergo Auger in a toilet; buy a "toilet auger" for that job. You'll ruin the porcelain finish and could even destroy your cable with the wrong tool. It looks interesting sure, but it handles like a dream...

Thanks for asking! Adjustability is close to 5" with five settings. No, do not use this in a toilet; buy a "toilet auger" for that job. You'll ruin the porcelain finish could even destroy your cable. It looks interesting sure, but it handles like a dream; because of the massive leverage it...

....depends on what kind of a drain you want to clean. be specific.

Use a zip snake for the first few inches. If you have to go through overflow nothing wrong with trying a hand spinner first; could be quick and easy and they're cheap. If you have to go electric then find a model you like but don't go hog wild if it's your first rodeo...you could break something.

Yes, it has a "dead man's" switch.

Geek info here but maybe some of you will be interested but first: the kid's parents were present, they thought it was absolutely safe to film or wouldn't have let it happen. I was personally there too and having run pistol grip augers for 20 years and the Ergo Auger for 4 years I just know how...

The video is for advertising purposes only, to demonstrate how easy the tool is. It was not produced to infer that a child should ever use the Ergo Auger or any power tool. Again, we don't advocate any child using any power tool. The tool (Ergo Auger), it's accompanying literature and Ergo...

thank you for checking it!

here's a demonstration: also available at ergoauger.com

Okay! Ergo Auger is now available at ergoauger.com or you can purchase a package (drum, cable and Ergo Auger drill unit) from Gorlitz Drain and Sewer Inc. Gorlitz' pricing is amazing plus the ease/convenience of getting the drum at the same time! Get some leverage! Get an Ergo Auger!!!

...looks like you spliced in the new sanitary T with pvc couplings and what looks like pvc glue?

I've used it. It's called a "handy-stand". In theory its great. In practice it's not so great. My team has also used it; everyone has come to the same independent opinion of the handy-stand. I'm suspecting that any on this forum would say the same. I'd be interested in hearing the opinion...

We're shooting for six months from now for the corded release. The cordless is tricky; we can't possibly create an Ergo-Auger for every cordless platform that is out there. This really falls on the manufacturers of cordless tools to do this. I've approached/propositioned all the major...

My opinion is that it performs exceptionally well with a 50' cable and as far as the bends go; because you're not fighting the weight of the machine it's easier to finesse the cable....it's a back and knee saver too. But honestly, if a 45 pound child can demonstrate the machine imagine how a...

Thanks. It's crazy easy to use. Hopefully it's on the market soon so you can give it a go!

Not soliciting sales, yet, just sharing the concept. Our extensive experience with the prototyping tell us: 1. Pistol-grip drain machine designs are now obsolete 2. Auto-feed mechanisms are un-needed now for at least up to 50' cables 3. This design beats all pistol-grip and also small floor...

...is this the "right" thread for this conversation?

...it's more like "kid doable" than "kid safe" but I suppose it is actually "safer" too. yes I am.

..and which thread is the right thread?