Black & Decker Lithium-Ion SmartDriver LI4000R & Stud Finder SF100 (refurbished) $22 + Free Shipping (expired)

Quote from ggyy6969 : Is this driver strong enough to drill into concrete/brick with a masonry bit?

Quote from anatolygol : I have the finder. It is worse less.

...worthless?

Quote from myklup : Guys, this is an electric screwdriver. That's it. Replaces your hand twisting a regular screwdriver in the same direction repeatedly. There are some jobs that are too much of a PITA for a regular screwdriver (eg. more than 3 screws) but would be destroyed by your typical combo DRILL/DRIVER, like crappy furniture and childrens toys. That's where this little guy fits in

Also for people who have difficulty with their hands. My mother-in-law has an electric screwdriver and it's great for her. I may pick this up for my mom. Maybe she'll find a stud too.

In 4 one electric screwdriver with mini flashlight and screw holder

Will this put screws into bone? I hate the drivers that my hospital supplies.

Quote from z32tt : Will this put screws into bone? I hate the drivers that my hospital supplies.

Of course it would. Just make sure you use the stud finder first to find them

i have 2 of those studfinders. they are worthless. the only thing they are good for is putting unnecessary holes in the wall

You don't need one of these devices to find a stud. I'm right here, ladies.....

Quote from anatolygol : I have the finder. It is worse less.

Worse less than what?

Quote from PiCASSiMO : Worse less than what?

I thought it was a great play on words.. it's worth less then worse

so is this even a good deal? frontpage almost all day and only 20 thumbs up lol, keep seeing it and thinking that i want it

Dunno why people use studfinders - nothing looks quite as stylish as a neat row of evenly spaced test holes running across fresh sheetrock.

I don't know what everyone's problem is with this studfinder...I used it to locate studs for an entire room renovation project and it worked out fine. If you aren't verifying positions of studs by figuring out the spacing and making sure your readings are accurate over 2-3 studs then you aren't doing it right anyways.

Studs will, 95% of the time, be located either 18" or 24" on center. If you can pick up 2 or 3 at a 18 or 24" spacing, then you should be good to go for the whole wall. Typically, your doors will have a stud that continues up on either side of the door and then a stud located somewhere in the middle of those on the top of the door.