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Stud finder question
"Anthony" wrote in message ... I have this small slightly over 2' wall in bathroom of an older house. I used my finder and got a reaction right almost in the center of that wall. I then drilled a small hole to confirm it. I did hit something and pulled the drill out. Now, my question is that i had to drill almost 2'' before it made contact. Aren't studs suppose to be almost flush against a drywall, with the exception of the depth of the drywall? I use the small round super magnets to find nails or screws, and find that they give me a better picture of what's behind the tape. Everything is not put butt square on. Sometimes two sheets are put up, and a horizontal strip is put up that is from three to twelve inches wide. Horrible to figure out with a stud finder, but easy with the magnets. Steve |
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