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In this article, we’ll dive into just how deep a metal detector can go. We’ll explain how the size, shape, and orientation ...

They’re known by many names. Whether you call them survey pins, property pins, property markers, or boundary stakes, the es...

It’s estimated that 76 million homes in the United States have cast iron pipes. For much of the 20th century, cast iron was the material of choice ...

A magnetic locator is a specialized type of metal detector. It's used to find buried objects made from iron or steel. But how does it work?

Have you lost your keys and spent hours looking for them only to come up empty-handed? You know how frustrating and anxiety-inducing it can be to realize your keys are missing. ...

If you've lost your GoPro or other action camera, you may think it's gone for good. Whether you were mountain biking, skiing, swimming, or skydiving, y...

There are many reasons you might want to rent a metal detector. Whatever your reason may be, finding somewhere to rent one isn't always easy. To help you in your search, we'v...

You can find your lost phone with a metal detector. Whether it's an iPhone or Android, there's a lot of metal inside them. From logic boar...

Whether you've found something while metal detecting or have some jewelry you've always wondered about, identifying what kind of metal something is can be tricky. In this articl...