Important Safety Information

CAUTION The K-Drill’s ice auger blades are VERY SHARP! Be sure to keep safety in the front of your mind whenever using it.

DO NOT use the K-Drill Auger for anything else except for which it is intended-for drilling ice! It was not designed to drill into soil or lumber.
When drilling, keep a firm hold on the drill handle and side-arm. Also maintain proper footing and balance at all times.
Train inexperienced operators before allowing them to use the K-Drill.
DO NOT wear loose clothing or jewelry. They can be caught in the moving auger.
DO wear ice cleats in order to maintain firm footing.
During the operation of cutting the ice, the auger could possibly bind. Use caution to avoid wrist injury and don’t force the drill.
After cutting the ice fishing holes, the auger should ALWAYS be set in a safe place to prevent personal injury or damage to the auger shaft or blades.
Inspect K-Drill auger periodically , and if damaged, have it repaired or replaced by an authorized service facility. Keep the blades sharp and clean for best performance and reduce the risk of injury.
Make sure the drill switch is in a locked position when changing blades.
After changing the blades make sure to ALWAYS put the safety cover on the auger.
When installing or removing the blades, make sure someone helps hold the auger to avoid injury.
DO NOT try to sharpen the blades yourself. K-Drill offers FREE Lifetime Blade Sharpening of the product unless damaged.
If you have problems or have a defective K-Drill, DO NOT return it to a retailer. Contact Us directly for all warranty issues.

Make sure to store the K-Drill auger in a safe location, and out of reach of children and animals. MAKE SURE THE SAFETY COVER IS IN PLACE!
Before storage, spray a lubricating oil, such as WD-40, on the blades to prevent rusting during the off season.