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591 days ago |
Topic tags/keywords: question Good morning, I have read the couple reviews about metall detectors but would like to take a poll overall who likes which one and what to stay away from. -- ***Pat*** Rookie woodworker looking for an education!!! |
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#1 posted 591 days ago |
For my uses, this one from Harbor Freight works just fine. |
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#2 posted 590 days ago |
what did the reviews recommend? -- PaulMayer, http://www.vernswoodgoods.com |
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#3 posted 590 days ago |
Farmer does this unit need calibration like the wizard III? Paul, I only found 2 reviews I figured that had to be more styles and maybe something newer has come along. Here’s a link to one that sounds best to me. http://lumberjocks.com/reviews/product/210 the calibration issue is the only thing which gives me pause. -- ***Pat*** Rookie woodworker looking for an education!!! |
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#4 posted 590 days ago |
Everything I’ve read says the cheaper the better. -- When the moderator chooses sides, his site sucks. |
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#5 posted 590 days ago |
I have the Little Wizard 2. It works, it’s not expensive. -- It must be jelly baby, cause jam don't shake like that... |
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#6 posted 590 days ago |
The HF unit does not need calibration. Just install the battery, turn on the switch and you’re ready to go. |
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#7 posted 590 days ago |
Hi Pat, I agree, you don’t need anything to elaborate, just a wand that will give a “bleep” when it goes over metal. I used to do a lot of my work with reclaimed pine from demolished buildings etc, mine (wand wizard) saved me a few thicknesser and jointer blades for sure. Mine runs off a 9v battery, cheap and cheerful -- No one plans to fail, they just, just fail to plan |
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#8 posted 590 days ago |
I also use the little wizard 2 for a few years now and have been quite satisfied with its performance. So far I haven’t had any incidents with my machinery in connection with the use of the little wizard 2. -- I don't make mistakes, I have great learning lessons, Greg |
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#9 posted 590 days ago |
HF model for me. Works fine. -- Don't rollerskate in a buffalo herd |
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#10 posted 590 days ago |
And to think, I have been using a saw blade all this time to find the spikes – works well. I will have to look into these tools. -- David in Damascus, MD |
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#11 posted 218 days ago |
Now a lot of people come from different places have a great interest in metal detecting, especially for the gold. And this can also be a reason that why the “gold rush” once was really hot. And since that moment large amounts of people paid a lot of energy and time of hunting for treasure. Now with the development of the technology and advanced science, the metal detector for gold have come into the market to help people when they are hunting for the metal materials and goods and it can really be a good assistant to help people with treasure hunting. |
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