🔋 Greenlee 60A 3 Stubby Auger 4 Inch: Compact, Powerful and Versatile Drilling Tool Review

I got this in "3 packs" (5/8", 3/4", 1") purchased ) is offered at retail price. Can you believe the end of the drill bit is really bent!? I was drilling a joist in the basement and am considering going through the hassle of returning it. Bent means --- not properly heat treated ---, heat treated parts crack, don't bend, did you say "Greenley"? Surprised. Generally these bits cut/drill very well and the short design helps the drill stand level while the longer bits drill angled holes making it…

We purchased a 1" Greenlee bit for drilling holes in floor joists for wiring. These beams were old and very hard, and the shovel could not work in any way. The automatic feeding function of this snail worked very well and my husband described the process as "like butter". much better than a shovel. The self-pull feature makes this a great tool. You can do it, but it's not really for that function. * We managed to break the 7/8" Greenlee bit we bought. It happened that my husband used the drill…

old and very hard floor joists. They worked fantastically. The feed mechanism worked great and my husband was amazed at how quickly the job was done. Now for the part where we managed to break the 7/8 inch snail. My husband used the 7/8" slug at an angle due to the tight space it landed in on the wall. I'm not exactly sure what happened - something to do with grunt grunts, but the bit got stuck in the wood. This turns out to be very, very bad, since the snail cannot be flipped. If you think…