Some of the newer units are more powerful and sensitive then the older models. I have one that is about 8 years old and works well through plaster and lath. I think it is a Black and Decker and it also senses metal and power lines plus having a laser for level and lines. As I recall it cost about 40 or 50 dollars but over the years it has proven worth the money.
Flat_Land Dale
Terry THenne1713@aol.com [DoIt_Yourself] wrote:
I learned the other day that the little black diamond marks on a carpenter's rule is (six studs per 8-feet)= 19.2" stud spacing.. you might try that?
p.s. 7-studs/8ft= 16" spacing and5-studs/8ft= 24" spacing
re: cabinet hanging, check out using 1x4 w/ bevels as "french Cleat" or you can buy metal brackets:
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