Teal Skyes Survival Settler Tool: Bushcraft Hand Auger Wrench with wood piece for leverage, Scotch Eye Wood Drill Peg, Rope Chain Saw, Manual Hole Maker, Leather Case - Perfect for Bushcraft Gear.

It looks good but I have not been able to use it yet

Very nice crafting and survival tool

Works very well! Well built! Sharp!

For my evaluation of this tool, I chose woods that would be challenging. No soft-as-butter green wood allowed. For the auger evaluation, I chose a piece of split walnut firewood, seasoned for many years and bone dry. The auger cut through this with no difficulty, although it did take quite a bit of effort. Five minutes of intermittent auger twisting yielded a nice circular hole nearly 2 inches deep. The auger produced large chips of wood, just as it should.I chose a dead but sound sapling of unknown species for evaluating the scotch eye; the wood was very hard and tough. I thought this would prove challenging to the tool, but the sharp edge of the scotch eye cut through the wood easily when hammered by a substantial piece of firewood, making a 2+ inch length of lovely cylindrical dowel at the end of a longer stick. It was difficult to remove the just-cut dowel from the scotch eye; I had to use the included length of dowel (intended as a handle to turn the auger) as a drift pin, pounding upon it to push the just-cut dowel out of the scotch eye.I pounded the dowel end of the stick into the hole made by the auger. It was a very tight fit, as it should be. I could not twist the stick or remove it; it was solidly attached to the chunk of walnut. This tool worked exactly as it should: using only hand power, it made an excellent dowel-in-hole joint. A chair or stool constructed using such joints would be completely solid. This simple hand tool does exactly what it promises and I recommend it.

Not the sharpest. Makes holes, but consumes energy.I like it.