www.slashgear.com: Whether you're a homeowner in the suburbs or someone renting an apartment in the city, you will probably at some point be mounting things on your walls to make the place truly feel like home. This typically involves drilling into your walls to make sure things like a new television or picture frames of your loved ones are sturdily in place.
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Before I read this article, I had no idea what a stud finder even was! This tool seems incredibly unique in its usage for mounting objects on commercial or recreational walls. I even wish I had known about it before moving into my college dorm, because it could’ve saved me a lot of time and effort over the hassle of finding hidden metal and screws that conflict with decor/furniture. I also think it’s interesting that this tool is fairly technologically advanced for what purpose it serves. By using a trio of sensors, it can indicate with a small LED light the depth needed for mounts. Additionally, for the function it serves, it seems relatively cheap across all brands. Though the ProSensor M150 is around twenty dollars more expensive than the ProSensor M10, they still both get the job done in an efficient manner. I think it’s also incredibly relevant in the technical theatre industry because coming across studs can heavily negatively impact your infrastructure, so the stud finder really helps save time, effort and money by offering a simple solution.
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