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CRAFTSMAN 3/4-Inch Depth Stud Finder

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Amazon has CRAFTSMAN 3/4-Inch Depth Stud Finder (CMHT77633) on sale for $5.77 > $6.99 > now $5.77. Shipping is free with Amazon Prime or on orders $35+.

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  • The stud finder wall scanner has the edge detection to locate Stud Edges of Both Wood and Metal Stud
  • Shock resistant and water resistant body for durability and long life

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Amazon has CRAFTSMAN 3/4-Inch Depth Stud Finder (CMHT77633) on sale for $5.77 > $6.99 > now $5.77. Shipping is free with Amazon Prime or on orders $35+.

Thanks to Staff Member phoinix for finding this deal.

Details:
  • The stud finder wall scanner has the edge detection to locate Stud Edges of Both Wood and Metal Stud
  • Shock resistant and water resistant body for durability and long life

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Written by megakimcheelove | Staff
  • About this Offer:
    • Updated: Our research indicates that this deal is $3.99 less (36% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $10.98 at the time of this posting.
  • About this Product:
    • This is rated 4.2 out of 5 stars based on over 20,000 ratings at Amazon.
  • About this Store:
  • Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.

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mbaci
I got it at full price (was $10) as I really needed to find them studs for some construction at home. Got it as it was the cheapest. My first disappointment was that it came with no battery! So I had to go to a store to get some 9V. It does an ok job for the most part but I found more expensive ones are much more precise after using another. With this one it is sometimes a guessing game that you may end up with a wrong hole. And the sound cannot be turned off, another bummer! It is the cheapest but lightly tapping on the wall is free and produces similar results.
MathNinja
Reviews are so-so

I can remember when Craftsman name meant something
TerryE1112
This thing lies, and the felt wall protector on the back is very thin and wastes away quickly.

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Never send your wife to get a stud finder...
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Reviews are so-so

I can remember when Craftsman name meant something
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have one from last time, its not perfect but works, felt is already coming off. worth it for the car def, or on smooth surfaces
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This thing lies, and the felt wall protector on the back is very thin and wastes away quickly.
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I got it at full price (was $10) as I really needed to find them studs for some construction at home. Got it as it was the cheapest. My first disappointment was that it came with no battery! So I had to go to a store to get some 9V. It does an ok job for the most part but I found more expensive ones are much more precise after using another. With this one it is sometimes a guessing game that you may end up with a wrong hole. And the sound cannot be turned off, another bummer! It is the cheapest but lightly tapping on the wall is free and produces similar results.
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I have the next level up of this finder. Works ok. It does sometimes gives a false reading.

The stud finder at Costco works much better. I have that one as well.

Not available online but it is in some stores. Regular price is $19.99 but it does go on sale for $15 or so.
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Quote from nksduser :
Your wife is the stud finder.
Faulty device?
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These things never work for me, i usually just tap on the wall for the solid sound and then use a hammer and very thin finishing nail. Takes a couple tries but it always works. And once you find the first one just meeasure the standard distance to the next stud (usualy 16 or 24 inches).

Also electrical outlets usually always attached to a stud so you can also measure from that.