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Made of steel material and covered by a high-quality powder-coated finish, these ground anchors are rust-resistant, very easy to clean all the dust and they will last for years even though in wet soil types.
We provide 5 different types of drill bit, more flexible for your works such as planting bulbs, vegetables, flowers, bare-root trees, shrubs, tilling the soil, or planter boxes. We suggest using cordless drill with adjustable drill chuck, so you will never need to worry about if the auger fit your drill any more.
Our products are manufactured in conical and triangular point end design, which helps digging very fast in different environments and can break the soil rapidly even on hard soil.
These auger spiral drill bits can work effectively on many kind of soil such as: clay, mold or hard ground, sandy beach… You just need to choose the suitable drill bit to do your job.
Pay attention to safety when using it, especially when you encounter hard stones or heavy roots when drilling, these factors can cause damage to your equipment. Please keep auger clean from soil and debris when not in use for extended use.
This tool will help you reduce the amount of time it takes to plant a flower or put up a fence. Perfect for digging as many holes as you need, in a fraction of the time it would take by hand. No more blisters or sore hands!
Ben Mathison
2025-09-06 20:22:38
Just get them. They are well made.
ANoyola
2025-09-02 10:57:05
After reading the mixed reviews on here, I decided to buy and test this bit out myself. I live in South Texas, where the soil tends to be closer to clay, so it can be tough digging down because of the dryness. I attached the bit to my Dewalt hand drill and used it to drill holes for some raised beds we made out of recycled wood. Bear in mind that I did this a few days after we had a week of heavy rain, so this made the task much easier.Some users posted some comments suggesting that the bit is not sturdy but I did not experience any issues using the bit. After a quick trial (after hitting a few rocks) I realized that this tool scrapes the dirt upwards, so it needs to be used to drill down a bit and then pull out the loose soil before continuing and drilling deeper. I did install an additional bed on very dry soil and had no issues either. Keep your hand sturdy when using this though as the drill might twist on you when it starts picking up the soil; if you’re not careful, you may injure your wrist.I really enjoyed the ease of use of this product - I’d venture to say it’s ideal for installing fence posts as the hole this makes is clean and deep enough to cover at least a 10†depth. You can extend the width by using a post-hole digger. If you’re installing 4x4 posts (like I did), you may need to adjust the hole for the corners of the 4x4. I used a sledge to push the supports for the boxes into the holes and it worked out really well.I also used this to dig holes for transplanting plants into soil. This tool does a great job of loosening soil. The clean up is also a breeze. I highly recommend this tool.
jerry clemons
2025-08-13 12:24:45
Very useful
James Lyman
2025-08-11 13:09:15
Arrived quickly. Very sturdy product which I will use for years to come.
Cherie
2025-08-02 18:45:27
Bough them to drill holes in the ground. That’s what they do. Well made.
Jimbo Baloba
2025-07-27 18:09:58
I used this wonderful drill attachment with a Kobalt drill to make 36" deep holes for 12-foot 4x4 fence posts in impossible West Virginia clay soil. Worked like a charm and as expected with ONE easy to handle caveat: it can hurt your arm if you dont hold the gun properly and it spins while you're gripping it. I recommend bracing the gun with your foot as your drill.PROs: excellent value, well built, bend resistant, digs symmetric holes even in tough, clay soilCONS: the torqueing motion of the drill can give you arm pain or cause an injury. Make sure to secure the gun with your foot while your drill so that it doesnt twist your arm if the drill catches on a rock in the dirt underneath.Summary: I would buy this tool again. Why spend $300-$500 on a post digger when you can spend $30?
Rob
2025-07-24 10:29:59
These are pure garbage. If you want to play in bagged potting soil these might do. But I sheared 2 off 1st time in the drill. Sheared right off at the chuck. I don't even want to try the other 2, because I don't want to have to dig em back up. Oh well, I got what I paid for I guess, don't make my mistake.
EvanH
2025-07-17 10:42:40
So this is a great little auger if you have completely soft ground with no issues. However, if you have even the slightest of small rocks, clay or debris in the path, it does not like to get through them... Tip of mine just kept getting stopped by clay and the blade couldn't get down into it because of the 1.5in gap between the tip and blade. Just needs teeth on the tip! Overall great quality, width is great, and great for most drills.Tip for improvement: Needs teeth to be able to rip through obstacles to the depth you're wanting.
Marg
2025-06-25 17:59:43
Makes planting bulb easy
RJ
2025-06-18 16:45:36
Sturdy product with good finish. Perfect for planting small sapling trees, making holes for tomato and pepper transplant, etc.That said I would not recommend using it with a cordless drill unless you have very light soil. A proper auger can handle the torque but a cordless drill could easily be destroyed
Gordon Birch
2025-06-09 14:53:36
My wife(the gardener) always complained about the soil around our property. It was difficult to get a shovel into the ground because of the clay and rock mixture. It was also hard on her feet, shoulders and legs. She saw an ad for this tool on the internet and thought it would be great to give it a try. It worked as advertised and she was thrilled. We used a battery powered drill when testing it. As I said before our soil was not great and it did the job, but if your soil is worse than ours, a hammer drill might be required.
Andrew McCulloch
2025-05-30 14:30:00
Value for the money
Linda V.
2025-05-27 17:34:19
My husband and I both use this it spreads the earth as it creates the perfect hole to plant into. This has saved us so much time. As seniors we appreciate all the help we can use to make gardening easier and more enjoyable.
Ben Mathison
2025-05-18 17:05:08
Just get them. They are well made.
ANoyola
2025-05-17 10:26:54
After reading the mixed reviews on here, I decided to buy and test this bit out myself. I live in South Texas, where the soil tends to be closer to clay, so it can be tough digging down because of the dryness. I attached the bit to my Dewalt hand drill and used it to drill holes for some raised beds we made out of recycled wood. Bear in mind that I did this a few days after we had a week of heavy rain, so this made the task much easier.Some users posted some comments suggesting that the bit is not sturdy but I did not experience any issues using the bit. After a quick trial (after hitting a few rocks) I realized that this tool scrapes the dirt upwards, so it needs to be used to drill down a bit and then pull out the loose soil before continuing and drilling deeper. I did install an additional bed on very dry soil and had no issues either. Keep your hand sturdy when using this though as the drill might twist on you when it starts picking up the soil; if you’re not careful, you may injure your wrist.I really enjoyed the ease of use of this product - I’d venture to say it’s ideal for installing fence posts as the hole this makes is clean and deep enough to cover at least a 10†depth. You can extend the width by using a post-hole digger. If you’re installing 4x4 posts (like I did), you may need to adjust the hole for the corners of the 4x4. I used a sledge to push the supports for the boxes into the holes and it worked out really well.I also used this to dig holes for transplanting plants into soil. This tool does a great job of loosening soil. The clean up is also a breeze. I highly recommend this tool.
jerry clemons
2025-04-28 15:28:44
Very useful
James Lyman
2025-04-27 13:49:20
Arrived quickly. Very sturdy product which I will use for years to come.
Cherie
2025-04-22 17:22:32
Bough them to drill holes in the ground. That’s what they do. Well made.
Jimbo Baloba
2025-04-18 20:23:17
I used this wonderful drill attachment with a Kobalt drill to make 36" deep holes for 12-foot 4x4 fence posts in impossible West Virginia clay soil. Worked like a charm and as expected with ONE easy to handle caveat: it can hurt your arm if you dont hold the gun properly and it spins while you're gripping it. I recommend bracing the gun with your foot as your drill.PROs: excellent value, well built, bend resistant, digs symmetric holes even in tough, clay soilCONS: the torqueing motion of the drill can give you arm pain or cause an injury. Make sure to secure the gun with your foot while your drill so that it doesnt twist your arm if the drill catches on a rock in the dirt underneath.Summary: I would buy this tool again. Why spend $300-$500 on a post digger when you can spend $30?
Rob
2025-04-16 13:09:36
These are pure garbage. If you want to play in bagged potting soil these might do. But I sheared 2 off 1st time in the drill. Sheared right off at the chuck. I don't even want to try the other 2, because I don't want to have to dig em back up. Oh well, I got what I paid for I guess, don't make my mistake.
EvanH
2025-03-30 11:12:35
So this is a great little auger if you have completely soft ground with no issues. However, if you have even the slightest of small rocks, clay or debris in the path, it does not like to get through them... Tip of mine just kept getting stopped by clay and the blade couldn't get down into it because of the 1.5in gap between the tip and blade. Just needs teeth on the tip! Overall great quality, width is great, and great for most drills.Tip for improvement: Needs teeth to be able to rip through obstacles to the depth you're wanting.
Marg
2025-03-24 10:34:16
Makes planting bulb easy
RJ
2025-03-18 13:07:18
Sturdy product with good finish. Perfect for planting small sapling trees, making holes for tomato and pepper transplant, etc.That said I would not recommend using it with a cordless drill unless you have very light soil. A proper auger can handle the torque but a cordless drill could easily be destroyed
Gordon Birch
2025-03-15 12:17:18
My wife(the gardener) always complained about the soil around our property. It was difficult to get a shovel into the ground because of the clay and rock mixture. It was also hard on her feet, shoulders and legs. She saw an ad for this tool on the internet and thought it would be great to give it a try. It worked as advertised and she was thrilled. We used a battery powered drill when testing it. As I said before our soil was not great and it did the job, but if your soil is worse than ours, a hammer drill might be required.
Andrew McCulloch
2025-02-25 11:44:44
Value for the money
Linda V.
2025-02-03 11:25:27
My husband and I both use this it spreads the earth as it creates the perfect hole to plant into. This has saved us so much time. As seniors we appreciate all the help we can use to make gardening easier and more enjoyable.
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