These were listed on Ebay.
Does anyone know about this brand?
Experience with manual augers?
Posted by SpenceZeta
4 Comments
RelativeFox1 on
I would only buy a brand that has blades available near you, and no less than 6 inch.
No-Ganache9289 on
Never used this brand but manual augers work great as long as you keep the blade very sharp. Once they get dulled even a little bit, it becomes a whole lot of work to drill a hole. You can get the drill adapter for them as well and hook a battery drill to it. Just make sure you keep it tight. Seen a few fall off and go down the hole.
pyrogoldguy on
We had a manual auger. After 2 times out we bought a high torque battery drill and a better auger.
Overman365 on
I use only a cheap, heavy, manual 8″ auger currently and have been curious about a lighter setup. I looked into these and found [this](https://youtu.be/FveDzYKXECU?si=-kQ9V4hUvss8Iip-) review. Looks promising.
4 Comments
I would only buy a brand that has blades available near you, and no less than 6 inch.
Never used this brand but manual augers work great as long as you keep the blade very sharp. Once they get dulled even a little bit, it becomes a whole lot of work to drill a hole. You can get the drill adapter for them as well and hook a battery drill to it. Just make sure you keep it tight. Seen a few fall off and go down the hole.
We had a manual auger. After 2 times out we bought a high torque battery drill and a better auger.
I use only a cheap, heavy, manual 8″ auger currently and have been curious about a lighter setup. I looked into these and found [this](https://youtu.be/FveDzYKXECU?si=-kQ9V4hUvss8Iip-) review. Looks promising.