General's ever-popular DCS400 Wireless Video Borescope System will be featured this week on ABC's World News Tonight.  The segment is part of the 'GizWiz' with Dick DeBartolo.

UPDATE: The complete video is now available:

General's Lighted Mechanical pickup was chosen by the Courier Press as a must-have homeowners gadget for the Spring season.  We now offer these exclusive pickups in 12", 24" and 36" lengths.

From CourierPress.com:
"What is it? The last great hope of clumsy people. The mechanical pick-up device comes with an LED light and a four-pronged grabber at the end to reach down into tight, cramped places and retrieve small items. (Stuff under the front seat of the car, anyone?) The shaft of the device is flexible, and it can hold items up to an inch of diameter."

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The Home Improvement website NetWorx.com gave a nice little review of one of General's longest-standing products, the Thread Repair File.

"Have you ever stripped a bolt or bought a piece of furniture and found one of its unique screws was damaged? Don't despair. This handy thread repair file will help. It can repair damaged external thread on studs, bolts, screws, plumbing pipe and pipe fittings. It even doubles as screw pitch gauge."

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The DIY Network justed posted two great videos of General's Fraction+ Digital Caliper and EZ Pocket Hole Jig Kit. Click on the links below to check them out:

Fraction+ Digital Caliper

EZ Pocket Hole Jig Kit

Plant Services, a montly plant maintenace publication, recently featured General's Seeker line of Video Inspection Systems in its latest publication. Here's a preview:

"Designed for a variety of applications in the HVAC/R industry — such as detecting leaks, inspecting corrosion and deposit buildup, and reading hidden parts and serial numbers — General Tools and Instruments’ line of video inspection systems offers technicians and contractors a cost-effective way to visually inspect inaccessible or hazardous areas. Advanced units allow the user to record and transfer still images and video."

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