Soil auger Blade Fiskars 1000637 Black 145 mm

The Fiskars 1000637 soil auger blade is a 145 mm replacement blade designed for soil augers and garden drills. Built to withstand repeated use, the blade features a durable black finish and a shape optimized for cutting into a variety of soil types. It is intended as a compatible accessory for gardening equipment and offers a compact length for controlled drilling in tight spaces and planting holes.

Advantages

The blade’s 145 mm length provides a balance between penetration depth and maneuverability, allowing precise hole creation without excessive disturbance to surrounding soil. The black protective finish helps resist corrosion and abrasion during normal gardening use. The design supports efficient soil removal and reduced clogging compared with flat-edged implements, helping maintain steady drilling performance.

Suitable for

• Digging planting holes for bulbs, seedlings and small plants
• Sampling soil for testing and analysis
• Creating holes for fence posts or ground anchors in soft to medium soils
• Replacement blade for compatible soil augers and garden drills

Key specifications

• Blade length: 145 mm
• Finish: black protective coating
• Material: durable metal construction suitable for garden use
• Compatibility: designed for use with soil augers and garden drilling accessories
• Typical applications: soil drilling, sampling, hole preparation

How to use

Fit the auger blade onto the compatible soil auger or garden drill following the tool manufacturer’s instructions, ensuring secure attachment before operation. Position the blade at the marked drilling point, start the drill at low speed to establish the initial cut, then increase speed as soil conditions allow. Withdraw the auger periodically to clear displaced soil and prevent clogging. After use, clean the blade of soil and moisture and store in a dry place to preserve the finish.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use the blade in soft to medium soils and avoid excessive lateral pressure during drilling. Inspect the blade for wear before each use and replace if edges become excessively worn or damaged. Use appropriate personal protective equipment and follow safety guidance for the specific auger or drill being used.