Not sure the test is all that convincing as you just held the detector in the air and approached the cables and pipes as you knew where they were. In real use you'd move the thing across the wall and wait til you hear a bleep. Also, you didn't show it being used on a solid wall which I think might give a different result?
The position of the material would be irrelevant as your testing through the wall, knowing where it is or not wouldn't apply.... If it was tested on a solid wall the results would be the same as stated it detects certain depths into different surfaces.
Jamie Sarai it wouldn't as the objects would be too close as you can see they are only a few inch apart, this is to give you an idea that there is something in the area you wish to drill. It's not recommended as it states to be exact as some models on the market, it £30 so I wouldn't expect miracles to be honest 👌🏻
Bought this detector a few days ago as a direct result of this review. Used it today for the first time and I can't rate it highly enough. Spot on results. 👍
I have one and I'm not convinced by what it's telling me. I'll scan a wall area and have it all green, but then I'll stay still somewhere and after a couple seconds it will flash red as if there's a live wire there. Try again: green. I can't figure out if it's giving me false positives or if it's is bad at systematically detecting wires.
I've had two of these. The first one thought everything was metal, including a house plant leaf 🤦♂️ the second didn't pick up something metal yesterday and luckily that only wrecked a drill bit and no other damage was done. Calibration is very important!
There is an issue with this gadget contradicting itself depending on which direction you move it. So (for instance) move L->R it’ll go green, red (mark it) and then green. Reverse over the same area and it’s green all the way. Or red. Now add another variable. Touching the (brick) wall with my free hand, I can often change the green to red or vice versa. The project I’m doing is taking ages because it is unreliable, but still better than nothing. I’ve changed batteries and become a dab hand at recalibrating btw.
I am encountering the same issue and it is a new unit that has been calibrated. I'm also wearing shoes that earth me so i am at a loss why placing my free hand on the same surface affects the result.
There must be a tonne of faulty devices because it doesnt give a constant red light and tone. It flashes and bleeps and shows most of the walls as red with very few metal parts other than nails in joists. I hate this device.
How do you know whether the metal should stop you drilling? I'ts picking up metal everywhere, but it picks it up to a depth of 7cm and I don't need to drill that far into the wall to put some shelves up, but I can't tell if the metal is right near the surface of the plasterboard or like you say just nails in the stud
If you wanted more precise readings I'm afraid you will need a better detector that can differentiate between metals. This is a basic/simple detector, I have to emphasize just make sure your not on any cables/pipework before drilling.
Haha no problem EK for the sake of a couple of quid it's definitely worth the investment and like I said it has saved me a few times I'm not going to lie 😂
Like many I’ve used detectors that seem to think the whole wall is live. What I’ve found is that how I hold them tends to affect the detection, almost as if my body is somehow acting as a conductor. So I have to adjust my grip. Others seem to detect solid brick/blockwork behind plaster so it would’ve been good to see how this one works when it comes across solid objects behind the plaster as these seem to give false positive readings. The TH250 (sold under various brand names on Amazon and seemingly made in the same Chinese factory) is particularly crap. If this Bosch one works then the TH250 is getting smashed up with a hammer!
So now I’m in possession of this Bosch detector I’ve found my fingers are really conducting something as every time I touch with both fingers it buzzes. I’ve got round this by holding the scanner against the wall in its plastic packaging with no interference from my electrically-charged body! Seems to be accurate then!
Agreed. I feel like there is other detection than from the wall. Yet to find a proper key of all the flashes and beeps explanations. That would be a real review.
For me, it looks like touching the wall with my other hand gives more accurate results. It could be static electric charge, earthing or wearing a watch which might affect the detector
Under normal use case for home gamers (Target Market Green) then this device can be very poor as it gives constant false positives... much better than false negatives but this seriously limits the tools reliability. I've tested and confirmed it picks up various WiFi and RF signals as live cable. Placed the device on a wall near my door bell receiver (about 1m away) and it gives a live wire result... shield the wireless device with my hand and it turns green and back to live when I stop shielding with my hand. So here the wireless signal is proven to cause false positives... so my tip would be to turn wireless devices off in the vicinity. So my takeaway is that in a modern home there is so much interference that their use is very limited.. my entire adjoining wall to next door is apparently "live" and my wooden door apparently has live cable embedded in it. So yes I agree in certain cases this device can be useful but for most people in homes with all the modern devices its use is limited IME.
I need something to detect a minuscule amount of metal over short distance (less than 1cm), and being able to differentiate between small differences in the amount of those metals . What device would be the best?
Today I tried it I have one question - when I hold the device at the black rubber bottom side areas as written tn the manual it blinks for live wire detection a lot frequently even in not logical palces. When I hold it a little bit upperon the green coloured side places it detects only when I am more convincet there is a live wire because it is at the top of the switch for example. Can you tell my why this is happening and am I right?
I find that I get a lot of false positives with this. I put up a small wall in my pantry with no wires behind it. I tiled over it and needed to find the studs to hang a shelf. Didn't detect the studs and it beeped for live wires. I am not happy with this thing.
Same here, if this device is to be believed my whole kitchen wall has live wires in it, from floor to ceiling, half the length of the house, it's a brick load bearing wall... I also have a fire door that apparently only on occasion has a live wire in it according to this device
Hi Jamie, to be honest while using it I've found it pretty accurate. There is a little disruption il admit especially if there are tacks or screws below the surface. Have you found another one that you might recommend I may give it a try? Thanks
Jamie Sarai just bear in mind there maybe hidden material beneath the surface, it depends on the property also. I have had it where the insulation was being picked up by the machine 🤷🏻♂️ 👌🏻
That wouldn't prove anything, the test would be void from lack of proof. This way we can see what it's coming into contact with and whats exactly being tested ✌🏻
@@PlumbingGy Appreciate that, but my experience with mine, and previous detectors is that they light up all over the place and inconsistently. The same spot can be green one moment and flashing red the next. In order to eliminate false negatives, mine seems to give false positives.
Totally agree, unfortunately I find it's the nature of the beast with this particular detector picking up Various materials I find you have to be extra careful when using I have upgraded for this reason. I find it's an ok detector for the average diyer but not for the more professional user ✌🏻
Thank you for a common sense, informative and helpful review! It's given me the confidence to use this to locate hidden nasties in walls of an old property. Will be buying one tomorrow :)
I bought one of these 6 months ago. It's been great. Tried to use it today, wen I'm passing it over the wall it'll flash red over an area, but when I then stop moving it, it turns solid green over the same area where it was flashing red. New batteries and I've recalibrated it. Please help! 😲
It does sound a bit off, but remember that it will pick up not only the target but the local area, so it could just be picking something up close by. The only thing I would suggest is if you're unsure do not use that location you can move a few inches around to get a better placement
I've just been lent one of these by a neighbours. It doesn't detect water pipes (eg for use pins or hooks for hanging things up in kitchen)? I am concerned as a former neighbour caused a flood by making a mistake. I am a complete novice.
Any advice if I go over the same area and get different results? Sometimes it suggests live wire (flashing red), other times it then shows green. Very unreliable and therefore unsafe from what I've seen so far.
There will be many factors to consider from materials and what they may contain to any rogue nails etc so I would advise to use with caution and a little common sense 😁👍🏻
@@PlumbingGy I’ve just bought it today, so it should be ok straight from the box I’m sure . But is the only way to tell that it needs to be calibrated, is when it’s held in the air with no metal near , it should be green to be ok , if it’s flashing yellow and red it needs calibration
No, I can pretty much guarantee they will pretty much never run vertical. Most of the time they aren't clipped or supported in position so don't take it for granted be cautious Annabelle 💪🏻👍🏻
Modern regs in the UK require mains electrical cables to be run horizontally or vertically from the fixture - but I don't know when this was mandated or how much you trust the "electricians". When we had our house rewired we found diagonal cables - my parents found the mains powered wall lights in their house were connected using speaker wire under the plaster.
Thank you for the review Dan. I’m considering purchasing this to check pipes/wires under floorboards. I’m looking to secure some that are causing squeaking before having new carpet laid. Assume this would equally pick up and pipes and wires under floorboards? Are pipes under floorboards outside the 70mm zone of detection? any help much appreciated.
for me it works perfectly as a metal detector. Live wire detection is poor, sometimes it does not see anything even if I'm sure the wires are there, sometimes half of the wall beeps (and yes, I know that I have to touch the wall 20-30 cm from it). No way is it reliable up to the stated 50 mm in the real world environment, that works in air only.
@@PlumbingGy thank you very much. All I want to do it put a TV bracket on the wall but the cheapest stud finder is the boch for 85£. Is there one you recommend?
@@MaxmadV8 instead of finding the studs, you could use this to locate the nails fixing the board to the studs then just move up and down and draw a line.
@@PlumbingGy thanks. I bought this months ago and only came to use it now. Frank spencer is smarter than me lol! What stud finder do you use if you don't mind me asking?
Yeah they're a bit tricky and you have to be careful which you buy, I have the Bosch professional Dtect 150 I think it is but I use it all the time so worth me paying a bit more, if it's only for DIY or irregular you'd be better gettin a cheaper version 👍🏻
The video would have been much more informative/useful if the detector was moved horizontally across the wall, to find some indication of how accurate it is
what's put me off, is you are being forced to send it off to get it serviced , and all they will do is reset it and charge you , What a load of rubbish , Its all electronic what can go wrong
Very sloppy and "loose" review. Are you from another trade line just say...baker or a taylor and you did this video at gun point ? Because than I could understand the unprofessionalism.
Not sure the test is all that convincing as you just held the detector in the air and approached the cables and pipes as you knew where they were. In real use you'd move the thing across the wall and wait til you hear a bleep. Also, you didn't show it being used on a solid wall which I think might give a different result?
The position of the material would be irrelevant as your testing through the wall, knowing where it is or not wouldn't apply.... If it was tested on a solid wall the results would be the same as stated it detects certain depths into different surfaces.
Do It All Dan but your test doesn’t show that it goes green on the surface between the obstructions, moving across the wall.
Jamie Sarai it wouldn't as the objects would be too close as you can see they are only a few inch apart, this is to give you an idea that there is something in the area you wish to drill. It's not recommended as it states to be exact as some models on the market, it £30 so I wouldn't expect miracles to be honest 👌🏻
Should have slid it slowly sideways so we could see how accurate it was.
It’s not meant to be 100% accurate and you should never rely on one
Bought this detector a few days ago as a direct result of this review. Used it today for the first time and I can't rate it highly enough. Spot on results. 👍
Great thanks Jo, it's never failed me yet 👌🏻💪🏻
I have one and I'm not convinced by what it's telling me. I'll scan a wall area and have it all green, but then I'll stay still somewhere and after a couple seconds it will flash red as if there's a live wire there. Try again: green. I can't figure out if it's giving me false positives or if it's is bad at systematically detecting wires.
I've had two of these. The first one thought everything was metal, including a house plant leaf 🤦♂️ the second didn't pick up something metal yesterday and luckily that only wrecked a drill bit and no other damage was done. Calibration is very important!
Does it work for wires/metals inside concrete walls?
Hello can I add now in October 2023 this product is £40-£42 in the shops 👍
Thank you for the review! Loved the format. Quick and simple, easy to understand but still very comprehensive! Thanks a lot!
Far the best review of this product. Ordered it based on this, so thank you for the uploading.
There is an issue with this gadget contradicting itself depending on which direction you move it. So (for instance) move L->R it’ll go green, red (mark it) and then green. Reverse over the same area and it’s green all the way. Or red. Now add another variable. Touching the (brick) wall with my free hand, I can often change the green to red or vice versa. The project I’m doing is taking ages because it is unreliable, but still better than nothing. I’ve changed batteries and become a dab hand at recalibrating btw.
I am encountering the same issue and it is a new unit that has been calibrated. I'm also wearing shoes that earth me so i am at a loss why placing my free hand on the same surface affects the result.
There must be a tonne of faulty devices because it doesnt give a constant red light and tone. It flashes and bleeps and shows most of the walls as red with very few metal parts other than nails in joists. I hate this device.
mine gives a lot of false positives as well
my experience as well.
Very well explained to you it's working perfectly. Low battery can also cause some mulfuntioning.
Thanks for thia - I actually saw this on an advert whilst watching something on youtube and needed a honest review! Getting one as soon as I can
Great news there's a link in description with a good price 💪🏻👍🏻
Can this detect a wooden joist under the subfloor?
How do you know whether the metal should stop you drilling? I'ts picking up metal everywhere, but it picks it up to a depth of 7cm and I don't need to drill that far into the wall to put some shelves up, but I can't tell if the metal is right near the surface of the plasterboard or like you say just nails in the stud
If you wanted more precise readings I'm afraid you will need a better detector that can differentiate between metals. This is a basic/simple detector, I have to emphasize just make sure your not on any cables/pipework before drilling.
Tanx for the review dan i always wondered if these wall detectors are any good now you've convinced me 👍
Haha no problem EK for the sake of a couple of quid it's definitely worth the investment and like I said it has saved me a few times I'm not going to lie 😂
You explained and demonstrated the device very well, thank you!
Like many I’ve used detectors that seem to think the whole wall is live. What I’ve found is that how I hold them tends to affect the detection, almost as if my body is somehow acting as a conductor. So I have to adjust my grip. Others seem to detect solid brick/blockwork behind plaster so it would’ve been good to see how this one works when it comes across solid objects behind the plaster as these seem to give false positive readings. The TH250 (sold under various brand names on Amazon and seemingly made in the same Chinese factory) is particularly crap. If this Bosch one works then the TH250 is getting smashed up with a hammer!
So now I’m in possession of this Bosch detector I’ve found my fingers are really conducting something as every time I touch with both fingers it buzzes. I’ve got round this by holding the scanner against the wall in its plastic packaging with no interference from my electrically-charged body! Seems to be accurate then!
Agreed. I feel like there is other detection than from the wall. Yet to find a proper key of all the flashes and beeps explanations. That would be a real review.
For me, it looks like touching the wall with my other hand gives more accurate results. It could be static electric charge, earthing or wearing a watch which might affect the detector
Good review Dan. many thanks. No more risks. 👍
Under normal use case for home gamers (Target Market Green) then this device can be very poor as it gives constant false positives... much better than false negatives but this seriously limits the tools reliability.
I've tested and confirmed it picks up various WiFi and RF signals as live cable. Placed the device on a wall near my door bell receiver (about 1m away) and it gives a live wire result... shield the wireless device with my hand and it turns green and back to live when I stop shielding with my hand. So here the wireless signal is proven to cause false positives... so my tip would be to turn wireless devices off in the vicinity.
So my takeaway is that in a modern home there is so much interference that their use is very limited.. my entire adjoining wall to next door is apparently "live" and my wooden door apparently has live cable embedded in it.
So yes I agree in certain cases this device can be useful but for most people in homes with all the modern devices its use is limited IME.
Thanks rocket, to be honest I've never had an issue with its use and accuracy. 👍🏻 Thanks mate
I need something to detect a minuscule amount of metal over short
distance (less than 1cm), and being able to differentiate between small
differences in the amount of those metals . What device would be the
best?
I would go for a more accurate detector
Today I tried it I have one question - when I hold the device at the black rubber bottom side areas as written tn the manual it blinks for live wire detection a lot frequently even in not logical palces. When I hold it a little bit upperon the green coloured side places it detects only when I am more convincet there is a live wire because it is at the top of the switch for example. Can you tell my why this is happening and am I right?
I find that I get a lot of false positives with this. I put up a small wall in my pantry with no wires behind it. I tiled over it and needed to find the studs to hang a shelf. Didn't detect the studs and it beeped for live wires. I am not happy with this thing.
Thanks for the video! If I want to drill on a stud exactly, do you have a tip?
Excellent video and info.
Simple, clear and a nice little item.
Many thanks.
I mine kept giving me odd results. So i put it against a hollow hardwood interior door and it flashed for live wires.🤣
Mines the same absolute shite.
Same here, if this device is to be believed my whole kitchen wall has live wires in it, from floor to ceiling, half the length of the house, it's a brick load bearing wall... I also have a fire door that apparently only on occasion has a live wire in it according to this device
Thanks for this Dan. Am I right in thinking you held it slightly away from the surface rather than flush to it?
I would hold it ever so slightly off just so it doesn't get confused or caught on something
The problem I have with this product is that it flashes red as though there is a live cable MILES away from where I know is.
Hi Jamie, to be honest while using it I've found it pretty accurate. There is a little disruption il admit especially if there are tacks or screws below the surface.
Have you found another one that you might recommend I may give it a try?
Thanks
Do It All Dan maybe mine is faulty... I’ll see if I can get a replacement.
Jamie Sarai just bear in mind there maybe hidden material beneath the surface, it depends on the property also. I have had it where the insulation was being picked up by the machine 🤷🏻♂️ 👌🏻
Need to show it moving from side to side across the hazard.
That wouldn't prove anything, the test would be void from lack of proof. This way we can see what it's coming into contact with and whats exactly being tested ✌🏻
@@PlumbingGy Appreciate that, but my experience with mine, and previous detectors is that they light up all over the place and inconsistently. The same spot can be green one moment and flashing red the next. In order to eliminate false negatives, mine seems to give false positives.
Totally agree, unfortunately I find it's the nature of the beast with this particular detector picking up Various materials I find you have to be extra careful when using I have upgraded for this reason. I find it's an ok detector for the average diyer but not for the more professional user ✌🏻
Thank you for a common sense, informative and helpful review! It's given me the confidence to use this to locate hidden nasties in walls of an old property. Will be buying one tomorrow :)
That's great jo, there is a link in the description and I think it's on offer 👍🏻
@@PlumbingGy
Just ordered one from Screwfix, didn't see your message until I'd already ordered it! Sorry :(
Ah ha well it doesn't matter as long as u got it cheaper than on Amazon 🤣👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻💪🏻
@@PlumbingGy
Paid £1 more but at least I can collect it myself rather than risk it being thrown into a garden hedge 🤣🤣👍
Hahaha Ur not wrong ther 🤣🤣
I bought one of these 6 months ago. It's been great. Tried to use it today, wen I'm passing it over the wall it'll flash red over an area, but when I then stop moving it, it turns solid green over the same area where it was flashing red. New batteries and I've recalibrated it. Please help! 😲
It does sound a bit off, but remember that it will pick up not only the target but the local area, so it could just be picking something up close by. The only thing I would suggest is if you're unsure do not use that location you can move a few inches around to get a better placement
@@PlumbingGy
👍 Will give it another go tomorrow, it's been a long day today 🤣
Haha tell me about it 😂 good luck 👍🏻
@@PlumbingGy
Thanks Dan 👍
It worked just fine yesterday 😁
I've just been lent one of these by a neighbours.
It doesn't detect water pipes (eg for use pins or hooks for hanging things up in kitchen)?
I am concerned as a former neighbour caused a flood by making a mistake.
I am a complete novice.
Entire wall is live instructions uncklear i think its just detecting wifi signals
Plasterboard is easy does it work with pipes in brick/plaster wall in older property?
It does work but only to a certain depth I still use this now ✌🏻
What’s to service & how much does it cost?
It will vary to where you decide to send it, it is best to take it to an electrical supplier locally normally for around £3-£5
Do It All Dan what do they do for £3 or £5? Nobody works for a fiver.
U drop it off and pick it up like you would for any tester? Have u never had anything tested or calibrated before? 👌🏻
Do It All Dan no I haven’t
Good review, however I'm trying to use it as a stud detector. Mine seems to go yellow whenever it detects timber - is that correct?
It will be picking up the lining, screws or support struts it's only a metal detector I'm afraid and won't pick up anything other. Hope this helps
Does it detect metal drainage channel forexmple toilet seat pipe connection ?
How deep this Bosch can catch metal in wall?
Excellent video and review
I have one question will this pick up rusting wall ties in a brick wall ?
Unless lined with metal no I'm afraid
@@PlumbingGy when you say lined? Wall ties are mild steel
I've had mine 2 years. It does studs too
Can you explain please? Is it wooden studs it finds? Are these the wooden beams you have behind plasterboard?
Does this pick up wood battons or stud behind plaster board for drilling ?
Nope
If servicing means sending it off to Bosch, isn't it cheaper and easier to buy a replacement?
It depends where you go I guess, for me it’s not cheaper 😂
Any advice if I go over the same area and get different results? Sometimes it suggests live wire (flashing red), other times it then shows green. Very unreliable and therefore unsafe from what I've seen so far.
This picks up a variety of materials just be cautious in where you are scanning 👍🏻
Does the performance of this device get adversely effected by ceramic tiles, i.e bathroom etc ?
There will be many factors to consider from materials and what they may contain to any rogue nails etc so I would advise to use with caution and a little common sense 😁👍🏻
If you red light is still beeping and lighting red on the wall, just touch the wall with the other hand and it will work properly.
How do you know if it needs calibration, and is the automatic calibration just as good
Always test before use 👍🏻
@@PlumbingGy , thanks 😊 but what’s the automatic calibration for then ?
After a period of time, it becomes unreliable as does with all auto cal product, so always best to get it re calibrated down the line 👍🏻
@@PlumbingGy I’ve just bought it today, so it should be ok straight from the box I’m sure . But is the only way to tell that it needs to be calibrated, is when it’s held in the air with no metal near , it should be green to be ok , if it’s flashing yellow and red it needs calibration
Is it safe to say that whatever pipes and wires are behind they'll almost always be vertical?
No, I can pretty much guarantee they will pretty much never run vertical. Most of the time they aren't clipped or supported in position so don't take it for granted be cautious Annabelle 💪🏻👍🏻
Modern regs in the UK require mains electrical cables to be run horizontally or vertically from the fixture - but I don't know when this was mandated or how much you trust the "electricians". When we had our house rewired we found diagonal cables - my parents found the mains powered wall lights in their house were connected using speaker wire under the plaster.
Can you use it on brick wall?
Yes👍🏻
How about wood
does it pick up timber studs......
I’m afraid not this is a wall detector, you will need a stud finder/detector
Thanks for the comment
It doesn't detect the wooden studs but it does detect the screws in the studs ie plasterboard screws
Thank you for the review Dan. I’m considering purchasing this to check pipes/wires under floorboards. I’m looking to secure some that are causing squeaking before having new carpet laid. Assume this would equally pick up and pipes and wires under floorboards? Are pipes under floorboards outside the 70mm zone of detection? any help much appreciated.
It would depend I'm afraid if it's a suspended floor the pipework could be laid anyhow it really does depend who has done in install thanks
Thanks! Getting one soon!
Can it find wooden studs inside a stud wall???
Just for detecting before drilling I'm afraid
@@PlumbingGy does it detect wooden suds ??yes /no??
.... No
@@PlumbingGy that's a shame , makes no sense to me ..
@@darrencoyle3290 Basically Darren, if there is nails in the studs it can find the nails. If there is no metal there though it can not.
Ahaaaaa, you have to calibrate the tool by yourself!😌
Perfect, Thx Buddy.
It looks easy to find metal behind the plasterboard but is this find the pipes under the 18mm floor boards or if the pipe goes through the joist?
I wouldn't want to guarantee it I have never tried that I'm afraid.
for me it works perfectly as a metal detector. Live wire detection is poor, sometimes it does not see anything even if I'm sure the wires are there, sometimes half of the wall beeps (and yes, I know that I have to touch the wall 20-30 cm from it). No way is it reliable up to the stated 50 mm in the real world environment, that works in air only.
Good effort glad your liking it 👍🏻
Another great review Dan I will be purchasing one of these as I do quite a few shelves and my stanley version is playing up.
Thanks for the advice lad
No problems David 💪🏻👍🏻
a video where someone talks, amen lol brilliant thanks bro.
Can it detect wooden studs?
Unfortunately not
No. But it could detect nails that are used to mount drywall etc to studs, so you will find them.
Thanks for this video! I want to buy Truvo for my boyfriend. As a girl I'm really thankful for this review! :)
Cheers from Poland!
Did you buy it?
@@Ron93ok yes!
Is this also a stud finder?? That's what I want it for
No afraid not
@@PlumbingGy thank you very much. All I want to do it put a TV bracket on the wall but the cheapest stud finder is the boch for 85£. Is there one you recommend?
I do have the Bosch stud finder and I can really recommend it I use it very infrequently so it wasn't worth me buying a more expensive finder. 👍🏻
@@MaxmadV8 instead of finding the studs, you could use this to locate the nails fixing the board to the studs then just move up and down and draw a line.
@@MaxmadV8 get yourself a strong magnet, it will be cheaper and easily locate a line of screws (where the stud is)
Bosch pmd 7 looks the same as this one. where is the difference?
I think it’s the same just different names, maybe due to countries etc don’t know I just reviewed the truvo 🤷🏻♂️👌🏻
@@PlumbingGy Is it good ?
It’s never let me down, I must use it everyday at some point so I’m very happy 👌🏻
Good, clear and precise
It doesnt detect wood?
No not wood
@@PlumbingGy thanks. I bought this months ago and only came to use it now. Frank spencer is smarter than me lol! What stud finder do you use if you don't mind me asking?
Yeah they're a bit tricky and you have to be careful which you buy, I have the Bosch professional Dtect 150 I think it is but I use it all the time so worth me paying a bit more, if it's only for DIY or irregular you'd be better gettin a cheaper version 👍🏻
@@PlumbingGy Cheers your'e a Star man. Great vids and very well presented mate. Keep at it.
Thanks man and thanks for the support 👍🏻
The video would have been much more informative/useful if the detector was moved horizontally across the wall, to find some indication of how accurate it is
Very good review!
Great video 💪🏽
All the people who think this don't work are using it incorrectly. Read the manual.
Couldn’t agree more
@@PlumbingGy
What is your detection depth
Great video thanks
Great vid thanks
Wish you testet maximum thickness/depth on it
Noted 👌🏻
ty bro U are BEST
Very helpful
what's put me off, is you are being forced to send it off to get it serviced , and all they will do is reset it and charge you , What a load of rubbish , Its all electronic what can go wrong
Do a practical test.
This covers every practical aspect? Otherwise I cannot prove to the viewer what is behind the stud.
👍👍👍
Soo it work and is not a Bosch it
Very sloppy and "loose" review. Are you from another trade line just say...baker or a taylor and you did this video at gun point ? Because than I could understand the unprofessionalism.
Troll. Lets see you post a review
Always get a hater 😂😂👍🏻, makes me happy to see they’ve engaged and given me more of a boost to be honest 🤣💪🏻
@@PlumbingGy Great attitude! I wanted to see all of their videos but it says 'This channel doesn't have any content'
What a surprise...
All publicity is good publicity 😂@@PlumbingGy
@@PlumbingGy
What is the maximum depth of this detector