Firewood Log Splitter Drill Bit, Wood Splitter Drill Bits,Heavy Duty Drill Screw Cone Driver for Hand Drill Stick (Round Shank)

• HIGH HARDNESS, SUPER TOUGHNESS:high temperature quenching hardness of super strong,Carbon steel.exceptionally strong, impact resistant and wear resistant. long service life, high hardness, super toughness.
• 3 TYPES DRILL BITS :Different drill bits size are available for different electric drills, all kinds of soft and hard wood can be opened. Choosing the right drill for your electric drill, easy to install and fast to use.
• EFFICIENT WORK: The groove anti-slip design can work for a long time, making the work feel comfortable, improving work efficiency and practicality.
• ADVANTAGE - Split tough oak, hickory, walnut, sycamore;Not recommended for knotty woods or large diameter hardwoods
• WIDELY APPLICABLE - Widely used in: family, outdoor, camping, farm. The anti-slip design that works long hours makes the work feel comfortable.

howto use it : Tip 1 - You must use this in a drill that has some Power. I tried to use it in a smaller 12v Drill and it maxed out the drill. I have a Kobalt 24v drill that has no problem with it though. Also make sure to use the side handle for your drill, if don't you will probably twist/break your wrist. Also any plug in drill will probably work. Tip 2 - Do Not Drill This Into The Center of Your Log. Drill on the edges of your log, it will split much easier that way and help to prevent the tool getting stuck. Tip 3 - Avoid knots like the plague. It will get stuck if you try to go through a knot. Tip 4 - If you drill on the left side of the log/wood then it will take advantage of the rotation of the drill. If you are drilling on the ground then put your knee or foot against the log to prevent it from spinning, or you can angle it a bit so it rotates into the ground. Best situation you have a table/station that you can use that maybe even has a stop built into it. Tip 5 - Works best to break down already split logs into smaller kindling or smaller logs to fit into a small stove. I don't have a heavy duty hammer drill to test out its operation on larger logs. For what I need it works great.