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Wood Splitting Drill Bit, Cone Drill Bit, Wood Drill Bit for Splitting Wood 42mm, Durable Splitting Screw Cone Wood Grinding Tool with 3 Drill Handles, Square/Round/Hexagonal

£57.62
Of which environmental contribution £0.10 including VAT.
Sold by YUSONG-UK

Product information

Description

General description The wood splitting bit is an essential tool for those looking to split wood efficiently. Made from high carbon steel, it offers exceptional resistance to impact and wear, ensuring increased durability and longevity. Its unique design helps reduce friction, making use faster and more efficient. Technical specifications Material: High carbon steel Diameter: 42mm Handle types: Square, Round, Hexagonal Use To use the drill bit, simply install it in an electric drill. It allows you to easily drill into wood, transforming firewood into chips thanks to its optimal hardness and strength. This tool is ideal for splitting different types of wood, including oak, hickory and walnut, and is suitable for use at home, outdoors, at campsites or on farms.

Features

  • Brand
    OTHERS
  • Compatible machine
    Drill
  • Material to Work On
    Wood
  • Pcs per pack
    1
  • Bit type
    Rotary file
  • Sold as a set
    Yes
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME243136431
  • MMID
    435965600042
  • Product code
    YS-UK26Z43076
  • EAN
    4013161829768
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