CAUTION! Learn To Locate Studs & Safely Attach To Them Without Hitting Wires or Pipes! Stud Finder

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  • CAUTION! Learn To Locate Studs & Safely Attach To Them Without Hitting Wires or Pipes! Stud Finder A Comprehensive Guide.
    Go To My Website - Rightonwithjoncrane.com for a list of tools that should be in your bag, tool box or shop! :)
    Links To Tools In This Video -
    Rare Earth Magnets-
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    CH Hansen Magnet Stud Finder -
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    Stanley Magnet Stud Finder-
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    Franklin Sensors Stud Finder- Very Good!
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    Zircon Multi Scanner-
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    The Stud Buddy Magnetic Stud Finder-
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Комментарии • 177

  • @jreyes085
    @jreyes085 2 года назад +59

    My god! the best video I have watched on this topic! btw I have watched plenty!!! thanks!

  • @phil4208
    @phil4208 Год назад +3

    I just bought a big screen TV, zircon stud finder, brushless dewalt power drill , and 2 TV mounts and your tutorial ,im ready , thanks

    • @RightOnJonCrane
      @RightOnJonCrane  Год назад

      Right on Phil!! 👍✨ Sounds like you’ll be popping up some popcorn soon! 🍿 Thanks for watching!

  • @BlackenedEclipse
    @BlackenedEclipse Год назад +15

    As a guy that had his first mishap with drilling into a water pipe running through a stud ima add as advice to double check, double check and triple check before you drive a long screw or lag bolt through your wall. In 20 years of working in this carpentry field I hadn’t ever had a mishap but it’s bound to happen. You’d be surprised to find out what can lie behind an old homes walls, it’s literally like opening up Pandora’s box. Better to fail than to never have tried, so getrrr done

  • @jdmccorful
    @jdmccorful 2 года назад +21

    It's amazing how many long time home owners don't know some of what you cover in this video. Thanks for your time and suggestions on test equipment.

    • @RightOnJonCrane
      @RightOnJonCrane  2 года назад +2

      Right On John! Thanks 😃 I feel like I could have covered more but I’m not sure who wants to watch an hour about finding studs 😵‍💫

    • @heribertosaenz4937
      @heribertosaenz4937 Год назад

      Been there done that
      I know exactly how it feels 👍

  • @Beny123
    @Beny123 9 месяцев назад +2

    What a legend. The workshop is a dream.

  • @tsmart3029
    @tsmart3029 2 года назад +14

    A very detailed instructor, I can watch him explain all day. Thanks for the time spent doing this.

    • @RightOnJonCrane
      @RightOnJonCrane  2 года назад +1

      Right On! ✨Thanks, I’m glad you liked the video!

  • @daviddinkha2811
    @daviddinkha2811 2 года назад +17

    Time is very valuable, and just wanted to say thank you for taking the time and explaining all these methods. Job well done. I've been wanting to get that Franklin stud finder for a while, heard a lot of good feed back from it.

  • @alldogsgotoheaven5178
    @alldogsgotoheaven5178 Год назад +13

    Thank you for a very detailed, comprehensive yet easily understood and surprisingly entertaining instructional video! You are a natural teacher!

  • @turbot_
    @turbot_ 4 месяца назад +1

    I like using a magnet just to help verify. My Franklin kept showing voltage so I drilled a hole and used a borescope to verify there was nothing between/through the studs. You can get them for your phone wired or wireless for like $30. Kind of a bummer to put a hole in the wall but the peace of mind of actually seeing in the wall is worth it IMO. Especially in an older house where you know it's undergone many not so great renovations.

  • @johnburdg9763
    @johnburdg9763 Год назад +2

    How did you know I had a Gramma Georgina? And how did you know she gave me that painting? you are amazing!!! LOLOL thanks for the tips and advice, great vid!

    • @RightOnJonCrane
      @RightOnJonCrane  Год назад

      Ha! Grandma Georgina is the best! 🙌😄 Right On! 🙌Thanks!

  • @woodstream6137
    @woodstream6137 11 месяцев назад +1

    Interesting my mech room is right behind the kitchen, one floor down. Going to take a look for nail plates. 2nd bathroom wall with light switch drives the ac alert crazy on stud finder for the whole panel.

  • @genemurray5693
    @genemurray5693 7 месяцев назад +1

    Great video. I’ve done many cab installs and will share all studs are not always 16 inch on center. This can be maddening when hanging heavy upper cabs. There fore spend whatever time it takes to locate studs and mark them before obviously

  • @simonmonty7171
    @simonmonty7171 Год назад +4

    What if it's a condo and has metal studs lol
    Heard some horror stories of people getting fried while drilling in walls.. really wonderimg what is the safest way to avoid hitting an electrical cord

  • @ScoutCrafter
    @ScoutCrafter 2 года назад +2

    Hi Jon! That Franklin Stud finder is the cats pajamas!!!! WOW! Great presentation! Thanks!!!!

    • @RightOnJonCrane
      @RightOnJonCrane  2 года назад +1

      Yes indeed! That Franklin stud finder purrs! 🐈 Right On John! I really like how your Klein knife turned out!

  • @Simon_Hawkshaw
    @Simon_Hawkshaw 2 года назад +2

    Many thanks for this info for a transplant from a country that uses exclusively brick construction.

  • @johnbonson2658
    @johnbonson2658 2 года назад +12

    Sometimes if the drywall is thick the stud finder will show studs all over the place. So now I use a combination of laser level which will easily show you a vertical line of the stud. Another method is using an endoscope camera if you are not sure where the cables are running. You can drill a small hole in the wall and put the camera inside. Then you just touch up the wall with caulk and paint.

    • @RightOnJonCrane
      @RightOnJonCrane  2 года назад +1

      Ah that’s perfect! Yes the endoscope! I have not purchased one yet but always have thought about buying one.

    • @Handlebrake2
      @Handlebrake2 2 года назад

      What endoscope do you recommend?

    • @csmith8503
      @csmith8503 Год назад

      @@Handlebrake2 - Ask a proctologist.

    • @Handlebrake2
      @Handlebrake2 Год назад

      @@csmith8503 you're a bit late, buddy.

  • @surian680
    @surian680 Год назад +1

    Wow! You are a genius - you have collected and showed various types of stud finders and the explanation was really helpful. THANK YOU!

  • @rawbacon
    @rawbacon 2 года назад +8

    My Step Grandfather had a great method for putting in a window and finding out what was in the wall...........Plunge in a chainsaw and let the chips fall where they may !!
    Of course he he plowed right thru the electric line in the process.............Too bad he died so young, I really miss hearing about his weekly misadventures, as a kid it was a regular thing to hear about the goofy stuff he did.

    • @RightOnJonCrane
      @RightOnJonCrane  2 года назад +1

      Raw Bacon! 👏👏👏 You always have the best stories! 😂🤣 Your Grandfather sounds like a great guy!

  • @haroldalexis4200
    @haroldalexis4200 Год назад +2

    Good tips for installing anything on wall boards. You mentioned how installers that put up drywall do it fast. An example : On the show "Flip This House" a construction worker or the co host drilling a drywall screw hit the plastic pipes & immediately water started gushing out. That was an awkward moment. Be careful how you drill or screw in these methods.

  • @AMaupin2
    @AMaupin2 Год назад +1

    Thank you for this video! This is by far the best video on finding studs and wires! Bless you!

  • @jarodreese12
    @jarodreese12 2 года назад +3

    This video was extremely helpful. So so many helpful tips. I should be an expert now. I think I was hitting a nail plate last night and when I go back to finish mounting this tv later this week, I should for sure be confident on knowing I’m in a stud. 98% sure I was in dry wall! Reason why I wanted to just watch some more videos again and I am glad I found yours

  • @chrisklest1238
    @chrisklest1238 6 месяцев назад +2

    How do you know if there is something running through the stud if there is no metal plate protecting it? Could I drill through the drywall in the intended place where the mounting bolt is going, and then drill 1/16 to 1/8th inch at a time and then look inside the hole with a flashlight and see if there is a cavity where romex or pipe may be running through?

  • @chiebert290
    @chiebert290 2 года назад +61

    little mention of not "hitting wires or pipes"

    • @RightOnJonCrane
      @RightOnJonCrane  2 года назад +5

      Right! Trying to show how nail plates work. Hopefully some good info in the video! 👍✨

    • @chiebert290
      @chiebert290 2 года назад +25

      @@RightOnJonCrane Absolutely good information In the video. Just a misleading title.

    • @Agrillot6
      @Agrillot6 Год назад +12

      @@chiebert290 that’s what I was looking for too 😅

    • @5374seth
      @5374seth Год назад

      Basically trust your shitty inaccurate tools that these lying companies claim will find AC and pray you don't get zapped to death or hit a gas pipe and just go boom when said shitty tools don't work

    • @turbot_
      @turbot_ 4 месяца назад +3

      Try a borescope. Requires a decent sized hole but seeing in the wall removes all doubts.

  • @FS890
    @FS890 7 месяцев назад +1

    Great information. The Franklin along with a strong magnet is a GREAT combination.

  • @OakAthainNerin
    @OakAthainNerin Год назад +2

    Thank you! Extremely helpful. Although I didn’t know Terrence McKenna was doing construction diy videos on RUclips lol.

    • @RightOnJonCrane
      @RightOnJonCrane  Год назад +1

      Right On! 🙌👍 Yeah, every so often he drops in on his magic carpet! He’s on a wild trip!! 😵‍💫✨ 🌈✨⚡️

  • @evenbest4952
    @evenbest4952 2 года назад +3

    Thank you so much cuz I was hanging a 65 inch tv and your video helped

    • @RightOnJonCrane
      @RightOnJonCrane  2 года назад +1

      Right On! 👍🙌✨ Thanks for the feedback! Im glad it helped!

  • @thejocey785
    @thejocey785 2 года назад +1

    That Franklin sensor is awesome! Big thanks for this vid otherwise I wouldn't have known about it.

  • @jdglifefitness7869
    @jdglifefitness7869 Год назад +2

    Im learning how to hang shelves so I’m completely new. My question is. Is the stud finder used to let us know THAT WE CAN MOUNT THE SHELVE ON THERE. Like, the studs is what we want to drill the screws on right ??

    • @Adrian-vd8rm
      @Adrian-vd8rm Год назад +1

      Yes

    • @gglydie4242
      @gglydie4242 Год назад

      Thank you. I have the same question and it is always not included as it must be obvious to everyone but me 😊

  • @espy0008
    @espy0008 Год назад +1

    @1:14, aside from the cpvc water lines, they missed 3 nail plates. One in the middle and two in the corner.

  • @bigviper64
    @bigviper64 Год назад +1

    Once I've discovered where a Stud is, I create a "Witness Board" where I mark off a series of studs at 16" centers. I use a spare piece of stud to mark the widths, the fill in between the ines. It makes marking the studs much faster this way.

  • @yourmasterrenovator86
    @yourmasterrenovator86 6 месяцев назад +1

    Very thorough demonstration, very well done 👍

  • @lauraewhite4
    @lauraewhite4 Год назад +1

    Seriously, thank you so much. You are a wonderful teacher. This video is a game changer. I've learned so much.

  • @neilthesupplier
    @neilthesupplier 2 года назад +2

    Dream WORKSHOP!! OMG

  • @ChrisLoganToronto
    @ChrisLoganToronto 2 года назад +5

    Thanks Jon, the magnets in the jacketing is a great idea. I'll have to make one.

  • @chrisnash2154
    @chrisnash2154 5 месяцев назад +1

    This post is dec 2023. I have a 3 year old Costco Precision Stud finder that is a lime green version of your Franklin stud finder. I also have a brand new Zircon M4. My 3yo Costco stud finder is infinitely better than the Zircon. I only bought the Zircon because I misplaced my Costco stud finder. I figured I would get the top of the line Zircon and give a go. It doesn’t operate ANYTHING like your Zircon. Very erratic readings for all objects… studs, metal and electrical. I’m hoping it’s operator error so at some point I’ll make a mock wall to do some testing, but so far my Zircon is a failure.

  • @matttheknife3652
    @matttheknife3652 7 месяцев назад +2

    Awesome video - thank you!

  • @chorton53
    @chorton53 Месяц назад +1

    This video was just what I was looking for. Thanks so much.

  • @thecreoleking6203
    @thecreoleking6203 11 месяцев назад +1

    If you can't find a stud after this video, you may wanna give up construction and become a nurse 😂....this is phenomenal

  • @overdriver99
    @overdriver99 Год назад +2

    thanks. I use a magnet, LED stud finder and Zircon, too. Now I need to figure out to avoid Live wire(powerline) around power outlet. I need to install Tesla charger in my garage but there is a power outlet right next to circuit breaker box.. I plan to install Tesla home charger right above power outlet. but I am afraid of cutting powerline around this. some youtuber suggests snake-type spycam but.. is this the best way ??

    • @RightOnJonCrane
      @RightOnJonCrane  Год назад

      Right On! 🙌Thanks for watching! I think when in doubt to cut a small hole and look in the wall. Perhaps the electrical box you install for the car charger can cover the hole when finished? Or a junction box of sorts. Sometimes I’ve cut access holes and had to patch the drywall or cover with a blank plate. I’ve done this when I’ve had to get wires up a wall and into an attic. Hope this helps. Perhaps you have it installed already! ⚡️⚡️⚡️

  • @tedvstudios
    @tedvstudios Год назад +1

    Thanks for demonstrating the many different methods for how to find those hidden studs and getting to the center of them. I think I'm smarter than a 5th grader now! LOL

  • @losmoore3358
    @losmoore3358 Год назад +2

    U did well on your video. I never knew on the screw plates. Very informative. Thank u.

    • @RightOnJonCrane
      @RightOnJonCrane  Год назад

      Right On! 🙌Thanks for watching Los! I appreciate the comment!!

  • @JoshuaEfron
    @JoshuaEfron 2 года назад +2

    This is a fantastic video. Thank you so much.

  • @daveweinstock
    @daveweinstock 6 месяцев назад +1

    Easy to follow, well explained. Thanks!

  • @bigvicsworkshop
    @bigvicsworkshop 2 года назад +4

    For for second or two.. I was afraid you were gonna post my address 🤠👍 great information Mr. Jon! I have always used the knocking method. but really like the magnet idea you showed! Thanks!

    • @RightOnJonCrane
      @RightOnJonCrane  2 года назад +1

      Right On Vic! 👍💪 Yes sometimes you have to cross your fingers when you drive a screw into the wall! 🤞🤯😳 🌊

  • @MrWhitelightning73
    @MrWhitelightning73 Год назад +1

    Great video. I’m putting up cabinets in my garage and I’m worried about hitting electrical wires. I’m going to get one of these stud finder’s that alert for electrical wires.

  • @venerated
    @venerated 2 года назад +5

    This video was extraordinary! Very helpful. I’m always paranoid even though I use some of these methods.

  • @max2kk4
    @max2kk4 2 года назад +2

    Thank you so much it's very helpful and educative

  • @emitindustries8304
    @emitindustries8304 Год назад +2

    Really comprehensive video. I've done work in houses being framed, and have never seen any framer making the effort to route out a stud for a metal stud plate. They just slap everything together, correctly or not, knowing it will be covered up soon, and move on to the next job.
    Seems to work for them. Just don't peek inside, because it could be scary.

    • @TrueNomadSkies
      @TrueNomadSkies Год назад +1

      I've never even seen them used to be honest and always assumed it was something that only old school carpenters did before my time.

  • @ScenicTuneCanada
    @ScenicTuneCanada 2 года назад +2

    Great sharing! I prefer the Franklin one. Thanks for sharing!

    • @RightOnJonCrane
      @RightOnJonCrane  2 года назад

      Right On! 👍👏 Thanks for watching! Yes, that Franklin Sensor one is awesome!!

  • @backthebadge4009
    @backthebadge4009 2 года назад +4

    Great info….How about a video about working with aluminum studs?

  • @805ROADKING
    @805ROADKING 2 года назад +3

    Good stuff Bud!! I use the Hanson and the cheaper Zircon!! So far we've been pretty lucky!!☺

    • @RightOnJonCrane
      @RightOnJonCrane  2 года назад

      Right On Roadking! 👍 Yes, hanging things on the wall is part skill and part luck 🍀🤞🤣😂
      That CH Hanson one is pretty good!

  • @sydneybaade
    @sydneybaade Год назад +1

    I learned a ton from this video. Thanks Jon

  • @BituWilliams
    @BituWilliams 2 года назад +2

    Great advice. Thankyou very much

  • @user-nc2sl5wy1v
    @user-nc2sl5wy1v 10 месяцев назад +1

    Very practical tips and great video to watch.

  • @heribertosaenz4937
    @heribertosaenz4937 Год назад +2

    Awesome advice very educational, certainly useful information
    Thanks great lesson you taught 👍

  • @woodpeckercraftsandbuilds
    @woodpeckercraftsandbuilds Год назад +1

    Great video. Helped me put my tv on my wall

  • @Candoit2
    @Candoit2 Год назад +1

    Excellent video! Best I have seen on Tube! Very detailed! Thank you sir!! SUBSCRIBED!😊😊

  • @jesusbaez4427
    @jesusbaez4427 2 года назад +3

    Great Video i learned a lot, hopefully when i wall mount my TV it will go smoothly.

  • @shannonrhodes2319
    @shannonrhodes2319 Год назад +2

    Very helpful and easy to watch!!

  • @testos2701
    @testos2701 10 месяцев назад +1

    Great Stuff, thanks for sharing!

  • @gihadmurad
    @gihadmurad Год назад +2

    Does the Franklin Sensors stud finder not rely on the screws? Does it actually detect the wood in the stud?

  • @edwardkeajr.2569
    @edwardkeajr.2569 10 месяцев назад +1

    What do you do when you find electrical wiring?

  • @haileynavera7176
    @haileynavera7176 2 года назад +3

    Thank you very much for your tutorial and informative video watching in philippines..new subscriber

    • @RightOnJonCrane
      @RightOnJonCrane  2 года назад

      Right On! 🙌✨👏 Thanks for watching and subscribing!! Glad you liked the video!

  • @unwired1281
    @unwired1281 2 года назад +2

    Glad to see you Jon!

    • @RightOnJonCrane
      @RightOnJonCrane  2 года назад

      Right On Topper! 👍✨ I’ve been busy on some other jobs! I’ve had this one in the works for a while. I feel good getting a video out there! It’s been a minute 😃

  • @naz7821
    @naz7821 2 года назад +1

    If you mentioned all materials name & where to get it, that you use in your video - it’ll be a great help for anyone rookies like me to do DYI projects. Awesome video!!!

  • @mst5158
    @mst5158 2 года назад +1

    I removed the vanity light of my bathroom to install a new light as I was drilling on the wall I hit something hard and me not knowing(first time d.i.y) kept going and I believe I drilled through a metal plate. After watching your video now I know why they have metal plates in between walls, my question is how would I know if I did some damage to pipes,wires etc. So far no sign of damage to pipes or wires. TIA

  • @bantiji686
    @bantiji686 11 месяцев назад +1

    thanks for such a great info

  • @mefisto7583
    @mefisto7583 Год назад +2

    What do you do in new condos? I think it's all metal studs

  • @lcjlcj2739
    @lcjlcj2739 2 года назад +3

    Useful tips. Thanks

  • @mcfelipemc
    @mcfelipemc Год назад +1

    great video, many thanks

  • @tonylenge424
    @tonylenge424 2 года назад +2

    Good info and a very useful video. Thanks

    • @RightOnJonCrane
      @RightOnJonCrane  2 года назад

      Right On Tony! 👍✨ How’s Jersey?

    • @tonylenge424
      @tonylenge424 2 года назад

      Weather is cool now but the rain from Ida left some towns in a mess.

  • @xx3868
    @xx3868 2 года назад +3

    Stud finders are great buy interestingly i checked the voltage on a nail i hammered in to the wood stud middle and found a couple of volts AC on it to ground so maybe damp wood carrying tiny current. i was double checking i hadnt hit a wire as well haha. My Stanley SF just shows ac voltage all over no matter where i put it but when i sweep it near a outlet it stays off till i get within 2 inches so is the insulation behind the wall got a/c on it a bit everyhwere?? Maybe change the circuit in the device to detect only above say above 30V where it can get dangerous

  • @mikevibin1021
    @mikevibin1021 Год назад +1

    awesome video thanks!

  • @chordarrow1
    @chordarrow1 Год назад +1

    Thanks for the lesson

  • @Theomite
    @Theomite 7 месяцев назад +1

    Okay, now that I see how pipes and wires are RUN through the studs, I can put nails in without worry. I'm just hanging some picture frames but I'm using a hammer and some short, light duty nails so I don't need to drive a giant, long thing into the wood, and the nail plate should warn me if I'm on the wrong approach.

  • @luislazcano5604
    @luislazcano5604 Год назад +1

    La pared tiene que tener algún revestimiento para que sirva la prueba

  • @ARJUNRAJU
    @ARJUNRAJU Год назад +1

    right on!

  • @marke2401
    @marke2401 Год назад +1

    Im curius about the Walabot with insulated walls

  • @Ckawauchi35
    @Ckawauchi35 Месяц назад +1

    Thank you!

  • @davidkay4174
    @davidkay4174 2 года назад +1

    I like the new song at the end

  • @DougieL
    @DougieL 2 года назад +3

    Good video, I learned a lot. I am still not confident to drill though, due to cables....?? How do I know exactly where they are? (I am putting up a tv bracket...)

    • @RightOnJonCrane
      @RightOnJonCrane  2 года назад +1

      Yes, I hear ya! It can be a gamble! Worst comes to worst you can always cut a small hole and reach your hand in and feel
      For wires. Use your cell phone camera to take video in the wall.

    • @DougieL
      @DougieL 2 года назад +1

      @@RightOnJonCrane Thanks so much Jon! I can totally do that. The bracket will cover the hole anyway. Brilliant!!! Thanks again!!

    • @RightOnJonCrane
      @RightOnJonCrane  2 года назад

      @@DougieL Right On! 👍✨🙌

  • @anjufab6645
    @anjufab6645 Год назад +1

    Yes it's the best video on stud finders. Thanks a lot!

  • @coatknight
    @coatknight Год назад +1

    In my experience the nail plates aren't very good at resisting screws. Something to ponder.

  • @davidsh331x
    @davidsh331x Год назад +1

    How about finding studs behind shower tile?

  • @michaelyoseph6179
    @michaelyoseph6179 2 года назад +4

    I was drilling into the wall, and it went about an 1 and a half inches in and it stopped and wouldn’t go any further. I was afraid that I hit a metal plate with wiring, but now I’m not sure since it went in further than the metal plate that you showed which protects the wires. Now I’m confused lol

    • @RightOnJonCrane
      @RightOnJonCrane  2 года назад +2

      Hmmmm! 🤔 Could be a nail? Sometimes walls and wires are such a mystery!?! When in doubt cut a small hole. Better safe than sorry.

    • @michaelyoseph6179
      @michaelyoseph6179 2 года назад +1

      @@RightOnJonCrane so I drilled anyway after I discovered I was using the wrong type of drill bit. It was harder to get through, but it eventually did and worked fine, now I have a solid pull-up bar. Thanks so much for your help and tips! Couldn’t have done it without this video

    • @RightOnJonCrane
      @RightOnJonCrane  2 года назад +1

      @@michaelyoseph6179 Right On Michael!! That’s great! Thanks for letting me know. It nice to hear that the video is helpful!! Good for you with the pull up bar!! I have one I need to put up!! I’ve been getting my push-ups in every day!

    • @michaelyoseph6179
      @michaelyoseph6179 2 года назад

      @@RightOnJonCrane Thanks so much, Jon! And I'm sure hanging your pull up bar will be a piece of cake for you. :) Take care!

  • @combatmedic1980
    @combatmedic1980 2 года назад +4

    I'm surprised that you didn't show the newest one that uses your cell pnone and is called the walabot, haven't used one but if it does what is demostrated seems foolproof with wires, tubes, tubes. And when are you going to show the progress on the Airstream rebuild ? And what became of your pizza shop ?

    • @unwired1281
      @unwired1281 2 года назад +1

      All my questions.. thanks Matt!

    • @RightOnJonCrane
      @RightOnJonCrane  2 года назад +3

      Yes the Walabot seems like a video unto itself. What I covered here was the methods I’ve been using for years and I know them well. I think the Walabot would be a great video. As for the Airstream and the pizza shop, they are still in the works! I had to tackle a few other jobs in the shop that needed to be done fast and I could not film them. I’ll be bringing airstream and pizza content soon! Thanks for watching 👍✨

  • @ptudor63
    @ptudor63 2 года назад +2

    My problem was when they build my house the electrician didn't anchor the wire down. It wrapped around the 2 x 4. I was putting chair rail up and put the nail right through the wire. How lucky could I have been.

    • @RightOnJonCrane
      @RightOnJonCrane  2 года назад +1

      I tell ya it’s scary sometimes what is going on with the wiring! ☘️

  • @soundofmusic1234
    @soundofmusic1234 2 года назад +3

    One thing that is almost never talked about is how do to find studs in a plaster wall that has metal lath its a nightmare !

    • @RightOnJonCrane
      @RightOnJonCrane  2 года назад

      So true! That is a nightmare! Almost have to use one of those flexible cameras and look in the wall!

  • @ChillPillDyl
    @ChillPillDyl 2 года назад +2

    I long for the day when studs arent necessary for hanging things.

  • @vincentwesolowski459
    @vincentwesolowski459 2 года назад +2

    Thanks for the video Jon. Jon, can you give us a trailer update?

    • @RightOnJonCrane
      @RightOnJonCrane  2 года назад

      Hi Vincent! Yes I’ll have a video out soon sorry for delay. I’ve had some other jobs that I had to get to. More Airstream action soon!

  • @setdown2
    @setdown2 2 года назад +1

    Tried them all one time or another...BTW what happened to the trailer next video...i'm jonesen over here !!!
    also I don't get alerts on your videos ...why ??

    • @RightOnJonCrane
      @RightOnJonCrane  2 года назад +1

      Right Chuck!! 😵‍💫 I had to work on a couple other jobs that I did not have time to film. I’ll be back on the Airstream soon and the pizza shop! I’m jonesing myself to get those videos up as well!!

  • @tomdale1313
    @tomdale1313 2 года назад +2

    thxs for sharing..how's mommy cat and family, any pizza made yet

    • @RightOnJonCrane
      @RightOnJonCrane  2 года назад

      Tom she is doing great! Her kittens are getting bigger than her!! 🙌✨😳

  • @andiman45
    @andiman45 10 месяцев назад +1

    and a stipple ceiling?

  • @marcusrobinson1778
    @marcusrobinson1778 Год назад +1

    I use a neodymium magnet from hard drives I've had to destroy

  • @danielblaze6193
    @danielblaze6193 Год назад

    what? the magnets are picking up the screws you already put in the studs? not stud finding but screw fining.

  • @prokingzton
    @prokingzton 5 месяцев назад

    I used your nail method and I hit a pvc pipe

  • @zimpler8340
    @zimpler8340 6 месяцев назад +1

    Bottom line is it’s always a risk no matter what.

  • @JoeR203
    @JoeR203 2 года назад +1

    Has anyone ever told you that you kind of sound like Jay Leno?

  • @MrBababuwi
    @MrBababuwi Год назад

    3:17 and 3:25 lol

  • @balda1358
    @balda1358 Год назад

    9:00 finder