Bushcraft Gear for Survival Settlers,Bushcraft Drill & Survival Saw,Bushcraft Tools and Gear,Settlers Wrench Hand Auger Wood Drill,Scotch Eye Wood Auger

The media could not be loaded. I bought this as a gift for my husband and he was very impressed with the quality and effectiveness of both tools.The Bushcraft Drill is a hand-cranked drill that is designed for outdoor survival situations. It is made with durable materials and has a sturdy, ergonomic handle that makes it easy to use. I found that the drill worked well for making small holes in wood, which can be useful for building shelters, creating fire-starting kits, etc...The Survival Saw is a compact, lightweight saw that is designed for cutting through wood and other materials in outdoor survival situations. It has a sharp blade that makes quick work of branches and other small trees, and it is small enough to fit easily in a backpack or survival kit. I found that the saw was easy to use and cut through wood quickly and efficiently.Both the Bushcraft Drill and Survival Saw are made with high-quality materials and are built to withstand outdoor survival situations. They are both compact and lightweight, making them easy to carry with you on camping trips or other outdoor adventures.Overall, these tools are well-designed, effective, and built to last, making them a great investment for anyone who wants to be prepared for anything.

I haven't tried the eye yet, but I have the saw and it is a great saw! I'm sure the Scottish eye will work just fine.

The survival screw is superb. Heavy and durable. The companion saw is cheaply made. The blade is solid, the handle quickly gets loose and threatens to break. Since I purchased for the boring tool, it is still a great value.

...pleasantly surprised at the quality. I search long and hard before I finally buy ...I'm really glad I bought this. This is a good buy if you need such a tool!

Great product

Great tools for bushcraft. Easy to use and the cases are a plus!

I ordered this bushcraft drill to have while making some woods shelters around our property. This one came with a folding pull-saw, which is a basic saw, that does work well. The drill, however, must have had a chip knocked out of it during the milling procedure, and then was filled in with a poor weld, and left that way. I could understand filling it in with a weld, then grinding it down to the original profile, but this ulgy, bumpy weld was just left there, right along a cutting edge. I almost sent it back, but after testing it, the drill does seem to function normally, and the weld didn't really seem to hinder the drilling (though I'm sure this is where it will eventually break). I wish the quality control was a little higher, but I suppose this drill does make a hole, and cut a peg. Overall, I would keep looking for a better bushcraft drill from a reputable company, but if you only had this one, you would probably be fine.

I wasn't expecting real large but this is borderline to small. But it does work as advertised.

The metal is heavy, sharp and not the feeling cheap. I haven't used to yet but I'll repost nexted month on their overall preforments.