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Anyone recommend a decent one? I had one and binned it because it gave false readings and was rubbish. I'd like a really good reliable one that works!
 
There is a Bosch one for roughly £79 but it gets very mixed reviews. Ultimate Handyman seems to have some look with this powerful magnet for studwork.

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I was drilling holes all day today in an old wall with the gas meter and electric box etc on it for battons. Just blind luck I didn't hit anything or game over. Not good.
 
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