🌱 Codirom Spiral Garden Digger for Efficient Planting Review

Description says uses 18v cordless drill I had 20v and most failed but for mostly I could work with it small part. I still had to make multiple moves back and forth for each hole. Maybe a cordless screwdriver worked better? The drills aren't fancy, you need a softer soil and more power/torque from your planter. It rained early which helped. I made holes to fertilize all my trees and it would be cumbersome to pull an extension. To be fair any other brand of drill would give the same results.

Haven't tried the big cutter. The smaller chisel is good for drilling into soft/loose soil like my garden bed. Does not cut into hard ground. I bought it to make some post holes in my yard. Because the vegetables have a root-level drip irrigation system and the stakes had to be outside of the plowed area, the soil is hard. Not that heavy - I can still push the shovel through 3-4 inches. This drill will not drill past the tip. I also noticed that the edges of the drill bit (the part that cuts…

We have clay soil in our yard and digging with a shovel can be quite a chore. I bought this pair of augers to help stake our trees and also to do some other replanting and breaking up the ground to fix it. These things worked REALLY great for digging and breaking up soil. I was very happy for a moment. But I soon found that the auger was deformed, although it seemed to be able to take the soil loosening and burial. This was with the larger of the two snails. So I tried it with a smaller drill…