Are Expensive Stud Finders Worth Buying?

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December 28, 2022

You may have gotten some framed art or a wall-mounted TV for Christmas this year. And mounting it requires you to put some holes in your wall. Before you start hammering, you need to find the studs. You could knock around, try to guess where they are, and hope for the best. Or you could nab a cheap stud finder at the local grocery store. But putting holes in your walls is risky, and you could do serious damage to your home if you mess up. In our top story, Cory runs down the reasons why you should consider purchasing a high-quality stud finder to hang that picture or mount that TV on your wall.

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