Metal detector on a rope. Diggers’ tips from hell
Attach your metal detector to the rope, and thus you’ll be able to check the deep holes… This kind of diggers’ tips is obviously from hell. Supposing you got a non-ferrous signal. What to do next? Watch the video: a metal detector on a rope. Continue reading
Sword crossguard. Unexpectedly expensive finds
A sword crossguard is usually made of iron and isn’t pricey, even if this find is 1,000 years old. But not all crossguards are cheap. Here’s an example: a 10th century crossguard sold for $3,064. It’s also made of iron, but there is one difference. Continue reading
Searchcoil problems. What should be checked through the list
When you come to a hunting spot and discover the problems with your metal detector, it’s a sad thing… Such problems are of two kinds – a control box and a search coil. Here’s the list of how to determine what the problem is. Continue reading
Homemade removable armrest. An interesting idea
Do you use a fixing strap on the armrest? I don’t. When digging up a hole I often have to put the detector aside. But what if the armrest is removable? See the photo report: a homemade removable armrest. Continue reading
How to easily wind the coil cable. Diggers’ tips
Watch the video: how to easily wind the coil cable around the shaft. It’s really quick and easy. There is one nuance to keep in mind: if you wind the cable wrong, you will have to buy a new coil. Continue reading
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