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Hand drill bit size for Clam and Eskimo ice anchors


MidCoast

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Anybody know what size drill bit is similar to the Clam and Eskimo ice anchors? I wanna use my hand drill to drill in to the ice first before using my Clam and Eskimo anchors....... Is it 1/4, 1/8, or 3/8?

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Shouldn't have to do it with the Eskimo anchors; they go in great as is......can't speak for the Clam.

Eskimo also makes an adapter that slides over their anchor, and work with other brand anchors.It goes right into your drill chuck.Think they're about $12. I wouldn't pre-drill........

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We were setting up hubs last weekend and had a pretty tough time with the clam anchors, even with the the adapter bit. If you do want to pre-drill use a bit almost the same size as the anchor, we were using a smaller bit and every time we we tried to screw the anchor in the ice around it would shatter and it wouldn't hold.

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