philhoney
New member
Hi,
Last weekend I sold a bow on Ebay and as the winning bidder lives 15 to 20 miles away I deliverd the bow and he paid me in cash.
OK, thats why I was there but the tip he gave me is, if it works, worth passing on.
Carpenters / builders STUD DETECTORS.
I know that some of them work by picking up nails etc. but some detect the wood itself which is a form of carbon. I haven't been able to test it myself as my stud detector is about 20 yrs old and didn't work properly when it was new. Can anyone give it a go? No need to lob an arrow into the wilderness, just hold the detector near an all carbon arrow and see if it registers and at what range. Got to be worth a try.
Phil
Last weekend I sold a bow on Ebay and as the winning bidder lives 15 to 20 miles away I deliverd the bow and he paid me in cash.
OK, thats why I was there but the tip he gave me is, if it works, worth passing on.
Carpenters / builders STUD DETECTORS.
I know that some of them work by picking up nails etc. but some detect the wood itself which is a form of carbon. I haven't been able to test it myself as my stud detector is about 20 yrs old and didn't work properly when it was new. Can anyone give it a go? No need to lob an arrow into the wilderness, just hold the detector near an all carbon arrow and see if it registers and at what range. Got to be worth a try.
Phil