Survival Software for Bushcraft Settlers, Handbook Drill Wrench, Scotch Eye Auger Drill and Hand Gap Maker for Tenting, Out of doors, Bushcrafting, with Protecting Case and Hook
$16.99
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Product Description
Your Bushcraft Survival Software
Bushcraft Hand Auger Wrench is a Outside Survival Multitool for Out of doors Backpacking and Tenting Shelter Constructing, Barbecue Grill, Benches, Homesteaders, Hikers. It Can Simply Construct What You Need！
The Scotch Eyed Wrench Software
It is made from stainless-steel, The proper design makes it taper to a pointy level, and when hammered into the tip of a department, it cuts an ideal 1 inch diameter peg.
Auger Hand Drill
The auger drill itself is made to drill a one inch gap that’s the similar diameter of the peg. It is made from excessive carbon metal, Professionally polished every spiral, sharp and sturdy.
With Leather-based Pouch and Hook
This bushcraft survival software is properly protected and straightforward to hold.
Full Performance
This Scotch Eye Auger Hand Drill Not Solely Drills Holes, However Additionally Makes Peg The Precise Dimension to Match The Drilled Gap.
That is The Excellent Reward for Bushcrafters and Campers.
【Particular Design Bushcraft gear】The auger drill made from heavy obligation metal with black paint coated for lengthy service time. Superior welding expertise ensures it gained’t break off, Skilled grinding for each spiral, aggressively sharp to bore the right gap.
【Necessary Bushcraft Survival Software】The Hand Auger consists of drill bit and Scotch Eye. Self-tapping information screw design, ensures digging holes working effectivity, It’s the excellent software for any Out of doors tenting, jungle crafts, climbing or backpacking, and so on.
【Drilling Information】First, Use a wood stick by means of the scotch eye to achieve leverage, so you’ll be able to simply flip the auger drill, You’re going to get a 1 inch diameter gap. Should you want make the connection peg, The scotch eyed wrench is has a chopping level for a peg wrench, you’ll be able to hammer right into a department for a peg the identical dimension because the wooden auger bit.
【Simple to Carry】The drill bit include protecting cowl is straightforward to hold, you’ll be able to go it by means of a belt and tie it to your waist, or place it with the hook offered. The scotch eye wooden auger is crucial piece of Survival Software. Nice for Constructing Picket Mallets, fish traps, chairs, Barbecue Grill, pump drills, and maple syrup faucets.
【High quality Providers】Your satisfaction is our prime objective. We’re deal with the after sale service for a very long time. Get It Now! An ideal reward for Father, Husband, Male pals.
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Prospects discover the survival equipment well-made and helpful. They admire its dimension and worth for cash. Nevertheless, some prospects dislike the leather-based high quality and have differing opinions on the sharpness.
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13 reviews for Survival Software for Bushcraft Settlers, Handbook Drill Wrench, Scotch Eye Auger Drill and Hand Gap Maker for Tenting, Out of doors, Bushcrafting, with Protecting Case and Hook
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Gregory M. Ross –
Great when we’re camping!
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!
ABSOLUTELY AMAZING ð¯ð¯ð¯ð¯ð¯ð¯ –
Always use young green trees and saplings
Very well made, very rugged, does what it’s intended to do, highly recommend…..need in every backpackers bag!!
Douglas –
The tool is great. The holder, not so much.
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.
Logan –
Great tool
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.
Ralph Burch –
Great buy
Iâve had a great time showing the boys how to make some camp tools.
Brian J. Saville –
Does What It Says
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 didnât 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 youâve punched them down is a TASK. Much harder than it should need to be.Other than that, a solid piece of equipment.
StretchyTaint –
Well crafted
Great tool
jeff starr –
A fun tool
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.
carl –
works great and good survival tool
Hooker CH-47 –
Upon unboxing, I noticed marring and knicks on the edge of scotch eye but shouldn’t affect the function.
tommy –
The eye snapped from the shaft the very first time I tried it, so be wary if you buy it â
Giorgio MIGNANEGO –
A mio parere è un prodotto un poâ costoso, ma sembra ben costruito e il tempo mi dirà se la sua durata sarà buona, quindi questa recensione potrà essere un domani aggiornata. Ad ogni modo fa il suo lavoro e lo fa bene. Se una persona volesse fare dei veti e propri buchi nel legno, per costruire ad esempio una scala a pioli, avrebbe in mano uno strumento un poâ troppo corto, ma vuole essere più che altro uno strumento âda sopravvivenzaâ, utile nel caso si debbano produrre trucioli per iniziare a appiccare il fuoco a un tronchetto oppure a un poâ di legna e foglie. Ho infatti ordinato insieme a questo attrezzo una pietra focaia, per completare con un altro prodotto âgreenâ adatto peraltro anche ad accendere un fuoco con legna umida qui di utilissimo. Se volete avere in tasca un kit di utilità (non lo definirei proprio di âsopravvivenzaâ) allora compratelo. Anche come idea regalo è senzâaltro ben gradito, specialmente se fate campeggio o se siete boy-scout
treeburn –
Betüglich Outdoor-Tools mache ich mir ständig Gedanken darüber, welches Tool sinnvoll ist und über die eigene Funktion hinaus gehen kann. Dieses Tool spart bei Abenteuern drauÃen einerseits eine Menge Paracord. Andererseits nimmt das Bohren der Löcher Zeit und Energie. Dennoch kann man mit diesem Tool erste stabile Schritte in Richtung “fester Unterschlupf” erledigen.Tipps an dieser Stelle:- die Arbeitshöhe sollte nicht oberhalb der eigenen Hüften liegen, da der Bohrer sich am besten durch das Holz frisst, wenn man mit dem eigenen Körpergewicht nachhilft (spart deutlich Zeit pro Loch)- es reicht völlig, wenn der Hebel zum Bohren nicht länger, als 30 cm ist. Denn das ständige Umgreifen um einen zu langen Ast kostet ebenfalls Zeit und notwendige Energie. Bei einer Länge, die dem eigenen Unterarm entspricht (ungefähr) kann genug Kraft aufgebracht werden, um des Bohrers Hunger zu befriedigen ;-)- um Stabilität zu erreichen, lohnt es sich, die Tiefe der Löcher bis zum “Veschwinden” des Bohrers voranzutreiben- das Schlagen der Steckzapfen würde ich nicht übertreiben, denn das Tool muss vom Holz wieder abgezogen werden, was bei nassem Holz nicht so einfach ist. Ich empfehle an dieser Stelle, die Zapfen maximal drei Zentimeter tief zu treiben (ja, das Loch ist tiefer) und den Rest mit Toleranzen mit einem Bowiemesser oder einer Axt zu formen – dann sitzt der Ast richtig fest. AuÃerdem wird das Tool bzgl. der Materialbelastung geschont, wenn es nicht ständig mit Hammer oder Axtrücken vom Ast geschlagen werden muss.Nun zum Mehrwert des Tools: Der Bohrer fördert aus dem Inneren des Holzes brauchbaren Zunder zutage, womit man sich durch die eine Tätigkeit die weitere – nämlich das Sammeln und Suchen – spart.Ich kann dieses Tool nur empfehlen, weil es relativ platzschonend mitgenommen werden kann und im Gebrauch so einfach wie genial ist.