Survival Tool for Bushcraft Settlers, Manual Drill Wrench, Scotch Eye Auger Drill and Hand Hole Maker for Camping, Outdoor, Bushcrafting, with Protective Case and Hook
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Features
- Special Design Bushcraft gearThe auger drill made of heavy duty steel with black paint coated for long service time. Advanced welding technology guarantees it wont break off, Professional grinding for every spiral, aggressively sharp to bore the perfect hole.
- Important Bushcraft Survival ToolThe Hand Auger is composed of drill bit and Scotch Eye. Self-tapping guide screw design, ensures digging holes working efficiency, It is the perfect tool for any Outdoor camping, jungle crafts, hiking or backpacking, etc.
- Drilling GuideFirst, Use a wooden stick through the scotch eye to gain leverage, so you can easily turn the auger drill, You will get a 1 inch diameter hole. If you need make the connection peg, The scotch eyed wrench is has a cutting point for a peg wrench, you can hammer into a branch for a peg the same size as the wood auger bit.
- Easy to CarryThe drill bit come with protective cover is easy to carry, you can pass it through a belt and tie it to your waist, or place it with the hook provided. The scotch eye wood auger is the most important piece of Survival Tool. Great for Building Wooden Mallets, fish traps, chairs, Barbecue Grill, pump drills, and maple syrup taps.
- Quality ServicesYour satisfaction is our top goal. We are focus on the after sale service for a long time. Get It Now! A perfect gift for Father, Husband, Male friends.
Material: heavy duty steel
Brand: BOUNHOHE
Item Weight: 310 Grams
Included Components: Protective Case, Hook
Number of Pieces: 1
Manufacturer: BOUNHOHE
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 7.24 x 2.6 x 1.93 inches
Package Weight: 0.3 Kilograms
Item Weight: 310 Grams
Brand Name: BOUNHOHE
Color: Black
Material: heavy duty steel
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer: BOUNHOHE
Part Number: SL_404
Included Components: Protective Case, Hook
Date First Available: December 30, 2021
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After seeing one of these used in several YouTube videos, I had to try it out myself. This thing is incredibly useful! It is a very high quality, very sharp and very easy to use. I wish I had gotten this years ago! And all the drilled out pieces are large enough to use when you're starting a campfire! A+ camping tool!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2023 by Gregory M. Ross
The media could not be loaded. Very well made, very rugged, does what it's intended to do, highly recommend.....need in every backpackers bag!!
Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2024 by ABSOLUTELY AMAZING 💯💯💯💯💯💯
Be wanting one of these for a while, so picked up this one. Very disappointed in the holder as it is made of naugahide or plastic leather. The tool itself is very well made. But I will make a belt sheath of real, heavy cow leather that will outlast me.
Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2024 by Douglas
Just the tool for those needful projects in the bush. It' works well if you know how to use it. However the sheath could have been better. At least the snap should work properly. Lets face it, You're not taking the toolbox to the woods. Maybe a waxed canvas tool roll up will work better.
Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2023 by Logan
I’ve had a great time showing the boys how to make some camp tools.
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2024 by Ralph Burch
I ordered this on a whim, but it did exactly what it described. My two knocks on it, and one is small and trivial: 1) it didn’t come with the leather wrap like other similar items for when staking branches thinner for the drilled hole. 2) getting it off the sticks once you’ve punched them down is a TASK. Much harder than it should need to be. Other than that, a solid piece of equipment.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 27, 2023 by Brian J. Saville
Great tool
Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2024 by StretchyTaint
I watched someone using a similar tool on YouTube and decided to get one. This particular auger was one of the least expensive ones I could find. It works fine, but the metal is a little soft so be careful when using the eye to make pegs. Because it's on the small side, it's a bit difficult to make really deep holes. The small size does allow you to easily bring it along when hiking. My buddy bought a longer auger and we both found it best to back it out when drilling every once in awhile to keep the wood shavings from binding up the drill. I also found I preferred to make my pegs by shaving down an appropriately sized branch rather than use the eye. The pegs I made using the eye didn't seat quiet tight enough for my taste. It's definately a fun tool and it works pretty well. This particular one is small enough to take along without being a burden.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2024 by jeff starr jeff starr