RichardL Posted June 8, 2023 Posted June 8, 2023 Studwork wall Pictured is the corner of my bathroom conversion - Timber/stud work build room. Orange - roughly where a 100mm through hole required for a ventilator. Green - known vertical stud position - screws/nails found with a magnet. No other obvious nail/fixing lines. I'm not going up and through the eaves on this room. The challenge. I'm betting theres a diagonal stud in there somewhere & ideally would like to miss it when I drill the 100mm hole. I guess I could hedge my bets - its either floor to ceiling or mid way to ceiling - if I draw both crosses I might miss it? and/or some pilot holes to check there's void before the big hole? and/or toss a coin a few times and wait until I'm on a lucky streak? Question Are there any better methods? Cheers
Big Jimbo Posted June 8, 2023 Posted June 8, 2023 I'd go with a good few pilot holes. Middle, Top,Right, Bottom, and left. You can easily fill them if it don't work out. 1
Bonner Posted June 8, 2023 Posted June 8, 2023 As above, either lots of exploratory holes or a neat cut out of the PB
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