The high temperature quenching hardness of super strong, carbon steel provides a first-class toughening performance. Extremely strong, impact-resistant, and wear-resistant, with a long service life. Long service life, high hardness, and super toughness are all characteristics of this material.
2.Benefits: Split tough oak, hickory, walnut, and sycamore; not recommended for knotty woods or large diameter hardwoods.
3. Drill Bits with 3+1 Mode.
Is it a square handle.
Is it a round handle.
Shank with a hex shap.
Different models and sizes are available to meet your specific requirements, and they can be used with a variety of electric drills.
Long service life, high hardness, and super toughness are all characteristics of this material.
4.IT HAS A WIDE RANGE OF APPLICABILIT. The following situations are frequently encountered: family, outdoor, camping, and farm. The anti-slip design, which allows for long hours of work, makes the job more comfortable.
5.EASILY MAKE YOUR LIFE BETTE.
Simple installation of the drill bit into the power drill and drilling of the wood will result in the firewood being easily spilt. There are no moving blades, and you won’t have to worry about your children accidentally swinging an axe. If you have any questions about the drill bit set, please contact us by email as soon as possible, and we will respond to you within 24 hours of receiving your message. We accept returns for a full refund within 30 days. Just wait and see what happens.
Having the right tool is essential if you want to do an excellent job.
YWNYT is committed to providing you with the highest possible product quality. Specification. Core Drilling is a type of drilling. High-carbon steel is used for the bit. Drilling into wood is an example of an application. Hammer Drill is a type of drill that is used for a variety of tasks.
Considering that the price of this item appeared to be very competitive, as well as the majority of the reviews, it seemed worth trying. My firewood is made up of oak and ash, so I started with a piece of ash from the pile to get the fire going. It was easy to split an 8″ diameter piece of wood with a maul, so that’s what I went with. The firewood drill produced no results. I tried a variety of drills and impact guns, but they were all ineffective. I finally made the decision to fire up my air compressor and experiment with my big impact gun. Either the log would split or the bit would break, depending on the situation. Much to my surprise, neither of these things happened. As a result, the firewood drill is powerful, but it did not split wood. Perhaps it would work better on softer wood.
