Tips & Advice

  1. Installing interior trim may be difficult since walls are rarely square. Cutting two pieces of adjacent trim at a 45 degree angle might not always be enough. At best, wide spaces between the trim pieces portray the mark of an unprofessional carpenter. As a result, the question frequently arises about how to measure angles for trim in order to obtain Read more
  2. If you're a roofing contractor, or you’re just getting started in the business and learning the trade, you've probably already thought about which roofing tools you'll need. You'll need the best pry bar for pulling materials off of roofs, a reliable roofing hammer to drive nails and split shingles, as well as an assortment of dependable ladders. These are just Read more
  3. A home inspection is the most effective means for a buyer to determine whether a property is in good condition. It documents both major and minor concerns, giving you a clear picture of what you'll be getting into as a homeowner. After all, purchasing your house will probably be the most money you'll spend on anything else throughout your life Read more
  4. How do you say ‘I love you’ to the handyman or handywoman in the house? How about a well-stocked tool bouquet – a sturdy tool bag packed with five high-quality, must-have items designed to tackle all the maintenance projects around the house? We’ve gathered some ideas for the tool lover in your life that they’ll enjoy more than a box Read more
  5. Students and teachers heading back to elementary, middle or high school or college will breathe a little easier by stocking up on essential personal protective equipment (PPE) designed to keep you healthy and save. General is your one-stop-shopping destination to pick up everything you need this fall. Hawkeye Non-Contact Infrared Thermometer Whether you’re a teacher who wants to quickly screen Read more
  6. Four words that can spark dread for parents, students and teachers: Back to school shopping. Multiple lists, dwindling store supplies, lineups at the cash – what if there was a better way to pick up high-quality, affordable items quickly and easily? Spoiler alert: There is! Check out General’s line of school supplies that get the job done, whether you’re a Read more
  7. Celebrate Dad with These Father’s Day Gift Ideas Whether the dad or granddad in your life is a woodworker, car tinkerer or foodie, there are lots of great gifts that will put a smile on his face and the right tools in his workshop. Here are some practical, fun and delicious Father’s Day gift ideas for every budget. Measure twice Read more
  8. Thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, we’re entering a new age. While there’s much debate as to what shape this new world will take, one thing is clear: we need as much protection as we can get. Already, the world is adapting to this strange environment with new tools; one of the most prevalent is body temperature infrared thermometers. Introducing: Hawkeye Read more
  9. Every professional and do-it-yourselfer auto mechanic can benefit from owning a General Tools PalmScope. Today, both trucks and cars are becoming increasingly complex in terms of their design. The increased complexity in engine structure, wiring, and computerized elements is also increasing the challenges the modern day mechanic faces when having to complete repairs and basic inspections. The PalmScope, a full-featured borescope Read more
  10. Learn tips and tricks on how to organize your workshop (and keep it that way) Working on a project or job in a disorganized workshop can be a disheartening task, to say the least. Plus, on top of the mess, it also can waste valuable time looking for the items needed in your project, such as the proper drill bit Read more

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