Drilling covers the ground-engaging consumables of boring rather than digging: auger teeth, pilot bits and the holders and wear parts for the auger and drilling attachments that excavators, telehandlers and dedicated rigs run for fencing, piling, planting and foundation work. PartsForMachines supplies drilling consumables by system and size, alongside the wider GET family that shares the sacrificial logic.
Auger consumables buy by the auger's system: the teeth that line the cutting head, in earth, multi-faced and rock patterns whose carbide and hard-faced constructions follow the ground, the pilot point that centres and leads the bore, and the holders and retention that carry both, all sized to the auger family in service. Each product page lists the system, pattern and dimensions, with the markings on existing teeth and holders identifying the family, and photographs via Ask Simon resolving worn heads, the practical route on augers bought with the machine.
The working logic is familiar from the teeth row, concentrated on a circle: the pilot leads and wears first, the outer teeth cut the gauge and wear hardest, and patterns mix on one head, rock teeth at the gauge, earth teeth inboard, where ground demands it. Renewal follows the wear line, since worn drilling consumables turn rotation into heat and time rather than hole, and retention is renewed with the parts.
Teeth, pins and the GET family sit alongside. For system confirmation from photographs of the auger head, contact the team via WhatsApp 07754288583.
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