Where did you find yours? I guess they don’t make it anymore?

@@Militaria_Collector I bought it online from home Depot. Might not be in production anymore.

@@dhender85 yep…they’re out of production. From what I’ve read they weren’t as good as others on the market that were less costly.

@@Militaria_Collector I have a extra one I'm getting ready to throw up on ebay. What's up?

I'm finding the bosch for five hundred dollars so it seems like maybe the millwake for 170 seems better buy especially because I will only be using this once of twice

I'm finding the bosch for five hundred so for 170 the mil seems like the tool to buy

They stopped selling this unit and I've got the same question because it seems like it's a phenomenal scannr. Maybe it was just too expensive, but i want one and wish i found it sooner. Seems like it wasn't as accurate for the wood stud, but what i like is the wheels that help you glide the scanner along the wall. The shitty fur strips on cheap scanners are a pain in the ass and mark walls after they get a little dirty. The $80 scanners don't find wood studs reliably either so that's why i want the wheeled tool

feistyferret We havent tried

@@Toolsinaction Yes, it does.

I have a heated concrete floor in my shop with hot water flowing through pex pipe and I have been scared to drill into the floor. Maybe this is the answer. I wish I had marked the walls when we laid the pex but u kno what they say about hind sight...

@@davewilkey1268 This is one of those situations where you would probably be better off by using Infrared/Thermal gun to pinpoint--It would SUCK to hit the plumbing that's buried in the concrete.

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If you can get one, buy it. It's awesome. Worth every penny.

I have been able to.

If It's inside a wall, yes.

wayne burgess I honestly never found a 1 hundred percent accurate sub scanner....

Try eBay or Craigslist. This is one of those rare products that's now worth even *more* than when it was new. If you can find it, buy it.

@DELETE THE ELITE I do love my Sub-scanner. I paid $200 for mine back in 2011 in a kit with one battery and a charger. A couple years later I went to buy another and it was discontinued! I found a used one in CList in 2018 for $150. No idea why the geniuses at Milwaukee killed it. Everyone who uses it loves it.

Try eBay or Craigslist. This is one of those rare products that's now worth even *more* than when it was new. If you can find it, buy it.

It does from my experience.

Track a Hack Nope just a demo

feistyferret looked dead on to me Did not give arrows to Indicate stud until in center

@@Kwkeaton Nope, missed it by a long shot.

@@suburbanhobbyist2752 I've owned one for years and never had a problem. Love it.

@@kriskaiser33 That may be the case and I can't argue your experience, but in this video it is displaying the same issue that I get with most stud finders I've used in the past and that is disappointing. Watch closely again and you can see that it is way off on that one attempt anyway and it needs to be accurate all the time to be of use. Look at when he says, okay there is the other side of the stud so this is dead center...no, that isn't dead center, it is actually showing just inside the left edge as being center. That means, in this case, you would drive your fastener into the very left edge of the stud or miss it entirely if you are a bit off. Maybe it needs to be calibrated?

@@suburbanhobbyist2752 He's using it on a floating demo rig. I use it in real life on the job and *very* rairly have I experienced that type of inaccuracy. No scanner is perfect but that has never been my experience.