Pumpkin Gutter Drill Bit

I color coded my drill holes to correspond with the 3 different bits i used to achieve a graduated look.

Pumpkin gutter drill bit.

This ingenious pumpkin gutting tool attaches to any drill like a drill bit to power your way through the seeds and gooey strings without all the mess. The pumpkin gutter is the first pumpkin carving tool that uses an electric drill to clean out a pumpkin in less than half the time of conventional means while keeping your hands out of the slimy mess. Once the bit has gone through the stencil and the pumpkin don t release the trigger. The pumpkin gutter is the first tool that uses your drill to quickly and easily remove the seeds and strings from a pumpkin.

But you can get it done quickly with drill power. No slime just smiles as your pumpkin gutter gets you to the fun part the carving in no time at all. I m not the handiest person you ll ever meet see the waaay off center final hole below but i ve used the. Other than teeny tiny drill bits we only had two drill bit options small and medium.

Account lists account sign in account lists returns orders. Remember the pumpkin gutter is a drill bit and is sharp once all seeds and guts are removed from the pumpkin use the pumpkin gutter to thin the walls of the pumpkin for carving. Pumpkin gutter drill attachment photo. The shaft of the pumpkin gutter fits into any standard drill just like a drill bit.

One of the best gifts i ever received was this cordless coleman drill. The trick is to hold your pumpkin steady line your drill bit up with the stencil then squeeze the trigger before it ever touches the hole. From there you ll mark your pumpkin for drilling. Watch for upcoming posts on how thin to make the pumpkin walls and other carving tips and tricks coming soon.

You ll have the cleanest looking design. The solution is to use this cool new pumpkin gutter. Have a helper hold the pumpkin steady then turn on your drill and the. Pumpkin gutt drill bit.

A large drill bit would have been awesome if we had one but it just wasn t in our cards for these pumpkins. Slowly pull the bit completely out then stop drilling and go on to the next. The spinning stainless steel blades quickly and easily cut loose the nasty bowels of the pumpkin in no time without damaging the seeds and can. Skip to main content hello sign in.

Neither one of us have ever drilled a pumpkin before so we were both pretty excited to see how all of this would turn out.