Garden Hole Digging Drill Bit
by THE MAXBIT
Full Details
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Made in the USA: West Point, MS
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Instructions: Attach drill bit to the drill. Once tightened, pull the drill trigger and while engaged push the tool into the ground to create the hole. For best results, use in tilled soil. For use in untilled soil prepare the soil with water before use. See full instructions here
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4 inch bit digs an approximate 4" hole
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6 inch bit digs an approximate 6" hole
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Blade design pushes and compresses dirt down and on the sides of the hole
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Eliminates the need to deal with extra dirt after planting as with a trowel
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Drill creates a flat bottomed hole for easy planting
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Powder coating protects the steel from rusting over time
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10% of profits go to the non-profit organization Mountain Child
Materials
Powder-coated steel
Care
Store in a dry place. To clean, remove the tool from the drill and clean gently with soap and water. Dry with a cloth
Includes
One drill bit attachment digging tool, drill is not included. Compatible with a standard ⅜” household drill, recommended 18 to 24 volt variable speed drill
Diameter
4 Inch Tool is about 3" in diameter and has a 7" shaft. 6 Inch Tool is about 5" in diameter and has a 12" shaft
Dimensions
4 Inch Tool: 7" x 3" x 3"; 6 Inch Tool: 12" x 5" x 5"; Optional Extension: 25" x 1" x 1"
Weight
4 Inch Tool: 1 lb; 6 Inch Tool: 2 lbs; Optional Extension: 1 lb
Reviews
4 avg. (69 reviews)
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Didn't Work for Me
The Maxbit couldn't penetrate the soil in my garden. Hence, it was useless.
Slip Sliding Away
I had high hopes for this tool to help me dig holes in my very dry, hard, clay soil for planting succulents, drought-tolerant and hearty native plants. In reality, because the neck of the Maxbit has no gripping capability when put into the drill, it just stops spinning whenever the slightest resistance is applied, as the drill is activated. It should have some way to be securely locked into the drill. Maybe it works well in powdery soil ... but why would you need such a tool in powdery soil? So ... unfortunately, this goes on my list of relatively useless tools. Sorry, Maxbit makers. Good try: but not quite there. If you add some way to lock it into the drill ... you'd improve the usefulness a hundredfold. Also ... I don't suppose you'd give me my money back, would you?
Disappointing
This bit did not work well for me. The looser dirt and mulch was dug out easily but when digging through the deeper, more packed dirt, it was ineffective.
Perfect
Perfect
Good, not great-doesn’t really push dirt aside like a corkscrew design
Product is good but does not push dirt aside like other products
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Fit this garden hole digger onto your power drill to dig faster and easier—and neater—than a shovel or trowel. The Made in the USA, powder-coated steel bit has angled blades that create a perfectly round, flat-bottomed hole to fit standard 4” or 6” potted plants. The drill bit compresses soil into the sides and bottom of the hole, so there’s no mound of dirt left over.
The idea to create a garden hole digger came to Maker Michele Morton when she was helping folks in her community plant their gardens. She made The MAXBIT drill attachment to do the digging job quickly, easily, and more neatly.
The patented curved angles of the bit compress dirt into the bottom and sides of the hole, resulting in a perfectly round, flat-bottomed hole each time. This compressing action eliminates the pile of dug-out dirt for you to deal with when you’re done. The bit and its extension piece fit on most common power drills, and are made in West Point, Mississippi with ultra-tough steel that’s powder coated to prevent rust.
The MAXBIT works in tilled or untilled soil, and makes holes to fit standard 4” or 6” potted plants. With the power of a drill doing the digging, planting a garden is easier—and faster—than ever.
The patented curved angles of the bit compress dirt into the bottom and sides of the hole, resulting in a perfectly round, flat-bottomed hole each time. This compressing action eliminates the pile of dug-out dirt for you to deal with when you’re done. The bit and its extension piece fit on most common power drills, and are made in West Point, Mississippi with ultra-tough steel that’s powder coated to prevent rust.
The MAXBIT works in tilled or untilled soil, and makes holes to fit standard 4” or 6” potted plants. With the power of a drill doing the digging, planting a garden is easier—and faster—than ever.
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