TCBWFY 4"x12"Auger Drill Bit for Planting Digging Holes,Garden Plant Flower Bulb Auger Spiral Hole Drill Rapid Bulb Planter Earth Auger Bit,Compatible to Hex Adjustable Chuck

Fantastic product! Every year I try to grow Japanese maple trees in pots, and during the winter, I lose about 15ish percent of them. I have been planting my saplings in the ground for the past year and have improved their survivability. I tried this auger yesterday, and the precision and speed it provided are unmatched. Easy to use, I used it on my DeWalt power drill, and it worked fine. I am also thinking of using it to mix my compost pile. Their length is perfect for planting small plants during the spring or, in my case, young trees in the winter. The augers are coated, so make sure you tighten up your drill to prevent stripping the coating.

Got it to mix chicken feed up in a trash can. Works perfectly. Works good in our sandy yard too.

Great product. Looks Hot coated dipped for longevity. I’m 6’4” and the piece is shorter than i had imagined. I wish it had come with an extension assembly rod. Reason for 4 stars. Otherwise, a great product.

In the interests of wind mitigation and soil conservation we decided to plant a shelter belt at our place. After tilling and amending the soil and laying the drip irrigation lines, we shortly thereafter received word that our 350 trees and shrubs would be arriving at the local DNRC office. I had a sneak preview of what the plants looked like and realized that the root systems were more robust than I realized. I started looking for solutions that would accommodate 12+ inches of roots and based on recommendations on Amazon chose the 3 x 24" version of this product. I'm 6'5" and as it turns out that was an ideal length to squat over the auger and run the drill such that each hole was about 14" in depth. The deeper the hole (at least at our place, the more clay I encountered so found myself resisting the corkscrew action trying to pull the drill into the ground or torque it out of my hands. Quite frankly after I had augured out 100 holes or so I figured there was no way this product was going to hold up as the soil was getting firmer the further I got from the creek bottom. In fact, I had to switch out drills to allow batteries to charge and the drill to cool down while the auger just kept going. I would estimate it took about six hours to drill all the holes. At that point I had 350 perfect little holes with dirt heaped up around the edges, and it was a simple process to drop in a tree at the appropriate height, throw in a big handful of potting soil, and cover and compact the root ball with the native soil around the edges. This product was a big big help with the whole process and much less taxing than trying to use a shovel to do the same. The picture of the auger is at the last tree, and it looks and works as good as new!

I use this auger to drill pilot holes for my Gopher Hawk mole trap. It's much easier than using the spike tool that comes with a trap. Use the probe to find a tunnel and use the auger to create a nice, clean hole to set the trap in the tunnel. This auger has the perfect diameter for the Gopher Hawk. It is well made and solid. The functionality is just what I was looking for. It also was very inexpensive. It actually costs less than a replacement spike tool. The drilled hole is accurate to the size of the tool.

This auger bit could have been better if the auger's blades are sharper and the tip is sharp, as well. It works with your drill but you just have to work on it when drilling the soil.

Very helpful . Excellent for amateur Gardeners.

It drilled holes in the ground with ease.