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Firewood drill bit, 3 detachable parts for log splitters, including a screw cone drill bit and a square handle/round hexagonal shank for household drills (42 mm)
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Description
Material: This log splitter is made of carbon steel, making it particularly robust, impact-resistant, and wear-resistant. Three handle options: It comes with three different handles: square, round, and hexagonal, compatible with various drills. High efficiency: The non-slip grooved surface allows for comfortable work over extended periods, improving efficiency and practicality. Time-saving: An effective tool for splitting and opening wood for quickly separating logs and increased productivity – for easier and more sustainable wood chopping. Versatile use: Whether for families, camping, or agriculture – the log splitter is easy to use and assemble. However, it is not suitable for large-diameter hardwoods or deciduous trees. Features: Made of high-quality carbon steel, it is particularly robust, impact-resistant, and wear-resistant. Three different handle options – square, round, and hexagonal – compatible with various drills. The grooved, non-slip surface ensures comfortable work over long periods. You can effortlessly split large logs at home, saving time and energy. This drill is suitable for a variety of applications, whether at home, camping, or in agriculture. Specifications: Material: Low-carbon steel, Color: Black, 3 handle options: Square handle/Round handle/Hexagonal shank, Size: 32 mm/42 mm/45 mm (optional), Application: Wood drilling. Package includes: 1 x Wood drill, 3 x Handles (Square handle + Round handle + Hex shank).
Features
- BrandOTHERS
- Shank typeHexagonal
- Compatible machineDrill
- Material to Work OnWood
- Weight350 g
- Pcs per pack1
- Bit typeForest
- Sold as a setYes
- ManoMano ReferenceME218177001
- MMID180135450722
- Product codeYS-KJ26-374
- EAN8343923037985
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