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Demonstrating Flexible and Memory-Retaining Versions

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For When You Just Can’t Reach!#automotivetools #tools #diy

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What happens here

The presenter first demonstrates the 'non-memory' flexible version of the Tite-Reach tool, bending it and showing how it springs back to its straight form. He then demonstrates the 'memory' version by inserting it into a display apparatus that shows how the tool can be bent to navigate obstacles and then retains that specific shape, allowing it to reach around corners or into complex spaces. This feature is particularly useful for maintaining a specific angle or curve during use.

Goal: The two flexible versions of the Tite-Reach tool are demonstrated, showing a 'non-memory' tool that flexes back to its original shape and a 'memory' tool that retains its bent form.

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  • Display Apparatus

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>> Yeah. This is that old like setup like your grandma used to have, right? Except it's got >> a 90° jaw instead of a claw retrieval. >> Very cool. >> Yep. So that's the non-memory version. It kind of flexes back to its normal self. >> Yep. >> And then we got our basically memory version in there right now. >> It keeps the memory as you can kind of see. It keeps the obedience. >> Yeah. That's cool. I love it. And you're able to get that in there. >> Exactly. >> Yeah. Very cool, dude. >> Yep. That's pretty much our extension clamp line right now.

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