The StudBuddy Magnetic Stud Finder
Brand: The StudBuddy
Color: Orange
Categories: Tools & Home Improvement, Measuring & Layout Tools, Scanners & Testers, Stud Finders

The StudBuddy is the world's simplest stud finder. The StudBuddy stud finder hangs on the wall hands free for visual reference when hanging shelves, cabinets, paintings, mirrors, hooks, televisions and other heavy objects. The simple to use stud finder works with all drywall applications by locating nails and screws in wood and metal studs. No batteries, electronic or moving parts. Made in the USA. Having spent the last 40 years as a framer, carpenter, builder, designer and general contractor, The StudBuddy creator felt there must be a simpler and more accurate way of locating framing studs. Many people get frustrated with using electronic stud finders, the tapping method, or drilling multiple holes to locate studs which can be costly to repair and repaint. Several years ago, while playing with strong neodymium magnets, The StudBuddy inventor suddenly saw the ease of locating drywall nails and screws, and therefore, stud location.

The world's simplest stud finder. Made in the USA
Works with all drywall applications. Not intended for use on lath & plaster walls
Finds wood and metal studs behind drywall by locating nails and screws in the studs
No batteries required. Hangs on the wall hands free when studs are located
Hang shelves, cabinets, paintings, mirrors, hooks televisions and more. The StudBuddy LLC supports Hire Heroes USA and National Breast Cancer Coalition

Manufacturer: The StudBuddy
Part Number: 107
Item Weight: 1.6 ounces
Product Dimensions: 5.75 x 1 x 1.25 inches
Item model number: 001
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Size: 1 pack
Color: Orange
Material: Plastic with encapsulated magnets
Item Package Quantity: 1
Handle/Lever Placement: Veritical
Number of Handles: 1
Measurement System: English/standard
Special Features: Portable, Magnetic, Lock-On, Light
Included Components: Case
Batteries Included?: No
Batteries Required?: No
Date First Available: July 23, 2013