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Sbcvulcan

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Any opinions on the best mid range stud finder? I;m looking at Zircon and Stanley.
 

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I have the Zircon i700 scanner. I really like it but I don't have any experience with other scanners, just $10 stud finders.

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As long as they light up when I point them at myself I would consider them to be a good unit....

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Somethings on the web you know before hand what you're clicking on but yet, inevitably you still do. :confused:
 

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Mid Range Stud finder?

Why the mediocre limits?
I think Cookie needs a Mr Right Stud Finder.

Oh yeah, the red stilettos, those are the "Stud" finders.
 
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YIKES. :eek: ha ha, since you are advertising for me, can you make him rich? ( I am doing bills :( )
 
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Quote; As long as they light up when I point them at myself I would consider them to be a good unit....

You realize, I hope, that they only light up when they sense a DENSE object. Zircon has always worked for me.
 

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Actually HJ when you calibrate the stud finder while pointing at nothing then point it at yourself you can be a stud... :cool:
 

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That, is used for removing studs.

Studs are like threaded bolts without the ends.
You use something like that when working on engines.

I have one of those in my automotive tool box.
When I first got my business license, it was for working on cars.
Love's Foreign Car Repair.

I like plumbing better.

I also had
Sun Design Homes
 

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I think that is funny, just like this new avatar. I have a stud, no need for two. :)
He is dreamy, and funny, kind and smart, and one yr. older than me.
 
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