6 Pcs Hand Auger Wood Drill Wrench Set Bushcraft Gear Heavy Duty Steel Manual Survival Tools with Auxiliary Handle Bushcraft Tools for Camping, Outdoor, Hiking, Woodworking

Features: Exquisite design The eye of drill allows the use of the wood auxiliary handle (package included) or any limb to serve as a handle to save space in a survival backpack or camping gear. Wood auger hand drill will not crush your fingers or knuckles when cutting. Nice tool A nice tool for any outdoorsman, woodsman, or handyman for super easy hand-powered wood auger bit use in the field or the wild. Specifications: Material: steel Color: black Size: about 10 x 260 mm/0.39 x 10.24 inch, 12 x 260 mm/0.47 x 10.24 inch, 16 x 260 mm/0.63 x 10.24 inch, 19 x 260 mm/0.75 x 10.24 inch, 25 x 260 mm/0.98 x 10.24 inch Package includes: 5 x Hand auger wood drill 1 x Auxiliary handle Notes: Manual measurement, please allow slight errors on size. The color may exist a slight difference due to different screen displays

• Package Content: you will receive 5 pieces of hand auger wood drill with different sizes and 1 piece of wood auxiliary handle, this settlers wrench is a powerful and portable survival tool that can make emergency shelters and various survival equipment on the spot in the jungle
• Various Size: there are 5 optional size: 10 x 260 mm/0.39 x 10.24 inch, 12 x 260 mm/0.47 x 10.24 inch, 16 x 260 mm/0.63 x 10.24 inch, 19 x 260 mm/0.75 x 10.24 inch, 25 x 260 mm/0.98 x 10.24 inch; The compact size and lightweight design make it easy to carry
• Reliable Material: the manual auger drill is made of steel materials, sturdy; Professionally grinding each for active nice hole; Self-tapping screw design makes it convenient for manual drilling
• Easy to Use: use a wooden stick through the eye to gain leverage, so you can easily turn the auger drill, you will get a holeammer into a branch for a peg the same size as the wood auger bit
• Applicable Occasions: hand wood auger is good for shelter building, home projects, creating cabin dowel holes and making furniture, saw horses, Swedish rocket stoves and wooden mallets