Drill bits with round handles can be used to open all types of soft and hard wood, regardless of their thickness. The item is subjected to quenching and high temperature tempering in order to improve mechanical properties such as hardness, wear resistance, and strength; as a result, it may develop heat and burn marks on the surface as a result of the process. This is a common occurrence and will have no effect on the product’s overall performance.
A heavy-duty auger bit made of high-quality high-strength carbon steel that is exceptionally strong as well as impact-resistant and wear-resistan.
Work that is efficient: Logging tools that are efficient and open the wood allow for quick separation of logs and increased productivity.
Integrated Design: The product is formed as a single unit without the need for splicing, making it more durable and more comfortable to use.
A Wide Range of Applications: This drill is suitable for a wide range of applications, including family, camping, and farm use. It is also simple to operate.
Specifications.
Features.
– Drill bits with a round handle can be used to open all types of soft and hard wood, including hardwoods.
– Extra-strong, impact-resistant, and wear-resistant heavy-duty auger bit made of premium carbon steel that is exceptionally strong and durable.
Efficiency in the workplace: effective logging equipment and wood preparation techniques that allow for quick log separation and increased productivity.
Highest Quality: The product is integrally formed without the use of splicing, which makes it more durable and more comfortable to use than other products.
– Wide Range of Applications: This drill is suitable for a wide range of applications, whether in the home, on the farm, or while camping. It is simple to operate.
LENGTH OF DRILL BIT: 145mm / 5.71 INCHES.
Diameter of the handle: 9mm / 0.35 inch.
Packet Weight: 325 G / 11.46 o.
167 x 30 x 30 mm/6.57 x 1.18 in Package Dimensions (L x W x H): 6.57 x 1.18 in (L x W x H.
Included in the package are.
1 x Drill Bit for Firewoo.
It might work on balsa wood or pine, for example.
I experimented with it on a thin piece of oak with a straight grain. I was not going to split it. This tool could be considered potentially hazardous. When my drill was unable to split the wood and became stalled, it spun the wood out from under my feet. When you try to reverse it after it has stalled out in the wood, the arbor spins out, and I had to use a pipe wrench to pry it out of the piece of wood it had become stuck in. A complete and total piece of garbage.
