Stud finder that sees through walls walabot DIY 2

[@billshowto]

Product Link and discount code below 👍 shrsl.com/4orlz DISCOUNT CODE- : WGIFT10

[@raymondcamilleri5779]

How good is this but ............... how does it go with 13mm or dble thickness gyprock?

[@billshowto]

⁠​​⁠13mm and double is no issue. I have tested this also👍👍

[@josephking6515]

*EEEK!!* I just looked at the price and fortunately I was sitting down. Guess I will be using my 1.5mm drill to find the studs for a while yet. *Thanks* for the video though Bill. Much appreciated.

[@billshowto]

Lol, 👍👍👍

[@Skobeloff...]

Bound to be pricey, nice piece of kit.

[@piee683]

Get yourself some strong neo magnets finds the screws on studs

[@MalcolmJames-sg3zg]

Don't worry China proberly bring one out a lot cheaper

[@laviniaxxo7899]

That's brilliant. A game changer. Thanks for showing us.

[@billshowto]

Product link coming soon… I’ll try get some discount codes too if possible 👍👍👍

[@RuthCrocker]

@@billshowto That would be awesome! 😎👍

[@josephj6521]

Fantastic product!

[@2144]

Keen to see how it works in the bathroom, through tiles and villaboard

[@RuthCrocker]

That's so cool Bill! I recently bought a Ryobi stud finder but that's really cool to have visuals!! Want!

[@billshowto]

Makes things much easier and safer👍👍👍

[@ftr911drvr]

Hows the Ryobi? I've been having a hard time finding a reliable affordable one

[@RuthCrocker]

@@ftr911drvr The Ryobi one I bought from Bunnings is great. Much easier to use than my really old school one. It also detects AC behind the plasterboard. Was about $50.

[@chrisheath623]

Curious to know how it would go with a wall cavity stuffed full of insulation

[@josephcullen2512]

Wow epic! Some very interesting possible uses for this! Good thinking on using it to see if there's a rodent in a wall... Or bees indeed... Makes me wonder what other uses there could be outside of building trades! Like if there was an animal stuck... Or I dunno there are probably lots of things I can't think of right now. I know there's a relatively new Bosch tool that does a similar job as this but it costs an arm and a leg and might not be as versatile... This is still not cheap but at least it's not more than a grand because I think the Bosch tool is. For tradespeople the price is nothing compared to the cost of hitting a water pipe or whatever... For a non tradesperson like me I'm just tempted by all the possible off label uses heheh

[@X10-FX]

Love it Bill, need it Bill.

[@jackdawg4579]

looks great, almost to scared to go see what it costs!

[@chocolate-ou4kq]

Apart from plaster board wall. What other kind of wall can it detect through????

[@dzpartystudio179]

can detect concrete wall , bricky wall?

[@billshowto]

I will be testing for other applications and uses as I get time👍👍👍

[@TheWW101]

Great question. We have brick with lath & plaster walls so I'm looking forward to Bill's further testing

[@12thDecember]

Fascinating. I suspect if you have a beehive behind your wall, though, you'll know it soon enough. 😄

[@SRM2025]

Hey Bill, Heads up, Mate, I clicked the link in the description and it states it is not active.

[@billshowto]

Strange ….. Ill try get on top of it. Thanks for letting me know

[@Mick_Au]

What an awesome bit of kit. Real shame about the price. Hopefully over the years the price drops. Can it detect though brick or render Bill? Cheers

[@masodef84]

way better then the ryobi stud finder i have

[@kellyross4397]

Wow that's amazing

[@gabrielhaller9862]

Can you check to see if it will find a plastic bottle? Or if it will work with insulation?

[@mallabikas]

Bill what about tiles wall in bathroom.?

[@souhailshamaissem7564]

Where do you buy it from? I bought ozito last week for $39.99 from bunning and it's rubbish it hsve me the wrong and false information and it was very costly because i hit an electric wire which caused the power to cut off and cost $335 to fix

[@billshowto]

I’m working on getting the product link resolved. 👍👍👍

[@Skobeloff...]

Ozito = rubbish, regardless of product.

[@WisamHalabi]

👍👍👍👍

[@billshowto]

👍👍👍

[@WisamHalabi]

@@billshowto we can always rely on you Mr. Handyman. Keep up the good work and keep the video coming.

[@MalcolmJames-sg3zg]

Too expensive, But Don't worry China proberly bring one out a lot cheaper

[@csjames69]

Four hundred bucks! No way, Jose.

[@eddiecotter7201]

Brilliant product but doesnt ship to Ireland

[@sal7501]

👍🏽

[@billshowto]

👍👍👍

[@dustman96]

Ok, now let's see it work on a wall with thick plaster, stucco, or joint compound and a few coats of paint, and full of insulation.

[@vickykork7910]

Your link is not active

[@billshowto]

I’m working on it… thanks for letting me know👍👍

[@sal7501]

👍🏽👍🏽

[@mechanicalman4531]

yikes its like $500

[@storyfirstfilms149]

yulla

[@DavidHenderson-u9i]

Have one doesn't work that great .

[@jimspc07]

This is not a diy tool. If it were half the price it would still not be a diy tool. I could not justify AU$600 for a tool that I would use only maybe once every couple of years. Ill stick with my old one that only costs a new battery every use as its so long between uses that it goes flat. Umm.... must remember to take the battery out.

[@pureplay7071]

£300 no thanks.

[@funkyseefunkydo9622]

Too expensive