Chances are you have seen this item on TV; digging up dirt, mixing paint, drilling post holes and more. The Awesome Auger is certainly eye-catching, and also is extremely helpful to have around the house. Many home-owners are looking for new ways to perform old tasks to improve their homes. In most cases, the Awesome Auger can do just that. For that reason alone the Awesome Auger should be in your tool shed, however, here are a few more.

What is the Awesome Auger?

The Awesome Auger is a tool that, just as the infomercial states, in many ways takes the backbreaking out of yard work. The Awesome Auger can power through dirt and it can dig holes. It chews away at caked, dry dirt, eating through roots and more. The Auger itself is a drill bit with a steel blade that attaches to your drill. You can get an optional bit extender and can purchase a corded electric drill to complete the whole set, but the Auger works with any drill.

What does the Awesome Auger do?

The Awesome Auger is touted as the most efficient and powerful yard tool you will ever use. The Auger has a patented spiral design that makes digging into things, such as dirt, much easier. In addition to digging holes, it can aerate soil, power out roots and rocks, cultivate your soil and even mix paint. The razor sharp blades cut into the dirt, chewing through roots and obstructions. Reverse the drill, and it pulls up roots, cutting them up in the process.

Why should you own an Awesome Auger?

If you are an avid gardener, having the Awesome Auger in your tool shed can be extremely helpful. It is ideal for digging holes for planting and turning hours of work into minutes. Here are some additional reasons to have an Awesome Auger in your tool shed.

1. Never spend an afternoon digging holes for transplanting again.
Many home-owners spend hours preparing and loosening soil in their gardens and flowerpots. With the Auger, it would have taken less than half an hour instead of the hours spent performing back-breaking labor to accomplish the same task.

2. Drill post holes for fences in minutes.
The larger auger bit is the perfect size for punching cylindrical holes for fence posts. No need for a post-hole digger when you have this handy little tool. Simply attach it to your power drill, plug it in and drill straight into the ground. It works just as well in hard-packed soil as it does in looser earth. Cut down hours of back-breaking work into minutes of easy labor with the Awesome Auger.

Another option would be to buy a post-hole digger, or rent a power digger for the afternoon to put in a fence, but that would be expensive and those tools perform only one task. The Awesome Auger can handle that task, and so much more.

3. Plant a whole hillside of bulbs in an hour.
One of the most popular ways to plant iris and other bulb plants is to take a handful of bulbs, toss them out onto the hillside, then dig a hole to plant the bulb where each one lands.

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