Masonry Drill Bit

Use one of these Masonry drill bits to create pilot holes into hard earth to help the deployment of your longer GroundGrabba Pro I or Pro II.

What You Get

Your choice of:

• 1x 1/2" x 12"Masonry Drill with HEX shaft / shank
• 1x 1/2" x 24"Masonry Drill with HEX shaft / shank
• 1x 1/2" x 24"Masonry Drill with SDS shaft / shank

Specifications

12" Model

• 1/2” x 12″
• 1/2″ Masonry Drill Bit to pre-drill holes into very hard ground to help make the insertion of GroundGrabba Pro possible.
• Made of hardened steel with a tungsten tip.
• Speed Hex clip in style shank

Weight: 0.129lbs
Dimensions: 1/2 × 12 in

 24" Models

Hex Speed Shank

• 1/2” x 24″
• 1/2″ Masonry Drill Bit to pre-drill holes into very hard ground to help make the insertion of your GroundGrabba Pro, Pro I or Pro II possible.
• Made of hardened steel with a tungsten tip.
• Speed Hex Clip in style shank

Weight: 0.26lbs
Dimensions: 1/2 × 24 in

 SDS Shank 

Weight: 0.26lbs
Dimensions: 1/2 × 24 in 

Additional Information

If you go camping on really hard compact ground and you’re finding it almost impossible to drive your GroundGrabba Pro, Pro I or Pro II into the ground then try pre-drilling the ground using this 1/2″ x 24″ masonry drill bit.

You may need to drill the ground an inch or two at a time and keep clearing the hole if the ground is ‘that’ hard.  Perhaps you may also need to widen the hole too.

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Disclaimer

⚠ Caution:

❌  Do not use in grounds where there are underground services such as but not limited to: electricity, gas, phone, data, water. 

❌  Do not use GroundGrabba products for any other purpose other than ground anchoring.

• Misuse or abuse of GroundGrabba products can lead to injury or worse to the user or bystanders. 
• When using motorized drills please refer to the drill manufacturers warnings and safety instructions prior to use with GroundGrabba products. 
• Only use GroundGrabba products for their intended purpose.
• Always hold your drill firmly with both hands and use the inside of your legs as a drill guide with the drill handle in between your legs to help prevent torque twisting wrist or other injury. 
• Clear the hole you are drilling often during the process.
• Use a good quality high torque drill or hammer drill.
• Some grounds will be impenetrable. 

Warranty

Masonry Drills come with a twelve month manufacturer defect replacement warranty

*conditions apply