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Old 08-04-2013, 04:02 PM   #1
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I have a battery powered stud finder with lights on it. As you move it close to a stud, the green light changes to some red lights, with the top red light coming on when you are right over the stud.

I happened to activate the stud finder against my chest, and the top red one lit right up. I told my wife, this proves that I'm a stud!

You fellas that have stud finders need to try this...
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Old 08-04-2013, 04:43 PM   #2
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These things lie. I can tell you with some assurance that yours is lying because I am the only stud on this forum.
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Old 08-04-2013, 05:23 PM   #3
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Does not explain the false positives for neutered.
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I have a battery powered stud finder with lights on it. As you move it close to a stud, the green light changes to some red lights, with the top red light coming on when you are right over the stud.

I happened to activate the stud finder against my chest, and the top red one lit right up. I told my wife, this proves that I'm a stud!

You fellas that have stud finders need to try this...
Hi: Mike Magee... One question... Does it light up the same whether the stud is nailed or screwed?
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Old 08-11-2013, 05:17 AM   #5
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There must be at least a modicum of truth there.

My widowed neighbor lady tells me that every time she wants to hang a picture of another of her grandchildren on the wall that her stud finder always works better on the walls closest to my house....

I wonder if she is trying to tell me something?????



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Old 08-11-2013, 10:38 AM   #6
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Hi: Mike Magee... One question... Does it light up the same whether the stud is nailed or screwed?
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Well, that is a fasten-ating question! Since being nailed or screwed both accomplish the same thing, it seems logical for the finder to work the same in either case. Which I think it does... and how could there ever be a true stud that's never had any nailing or screwing? That would be an unused piece of wood.

(Euphemisms? What euphemisms? I don't see any euphemisms... )
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Since being nailed or screwed both accomplish the same thing
The retention factors differ though. There is a big difference between getting nailed and screwed.
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Would 20 nails do as well as 5 screws, or some such? A quantity vs quality equation.
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