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Some recently polished Holley Blue Agate from Sweethome, Oregon. This material is truly some of the most stunning blue/purple Agate in the world! No longer available for digging, this stuff is getting very difficult to find at this quality anymore. Due to a fatal accident that took place on the privately owned land, the original location has been covered up and closely watched since 1997, the timber company that now owns the land does not allow the public access anymore.

💥 The Undisputed King of the Underground. 💥

Meet the 51R32 All Steel Threaded Cross Drill Bit — the ultimate beast engineered for the most brutal mining and tunneling conditions on Earth.

When you are deep in the earth, you don't need luck. You need raw, unyielding power.

Why it dominates the rock face :

100% Premium Steel : Forged to withstand crushing pressure without breaking.

Threaded Precision : Locks tight, transfers maximum energy, and minimizes vibration.

Cross Bit Design : Obliterates hard rock, ensures straight holes, and clears debris fast.

Built for the Extremes : Tailored for heavy-duty mining and relentless tunneling.

Stop wasting time on bits that dull and shatter. Drill faster, go deeper, and conquer the toughest strata.

The Underworld Game Changer : 28mm M16 Tungsten Carbide Spade Bit 🔥

Deep underground, you don't need luck. You need teeth.

Meet the ultimate monster of the mines: the 28mm Diameter M16 Thread Full Spade Mining Bit. Engineered for the absolute grittiest conditions, this isn't just equipment — it’s your ticket through solid rock.

⚡ Why It Rules the Deep

28mm Punch: The perfect diameter for precision blasting holes and roof bolting.

M16 Thread Lock: Screws on tight. Stays on tight. No slipping when the pressure builds.

Full Spade Geometry: Designed for aggressive penetration and maximum chip clearance.

Tungsten Carbide Edges: Diamond-hard tips that laugh in the face of abrasive granite and hard rock.

🛠️ Built for the Hardcore

Whether you are dealing with coal, metallic ores, or tunneling through the earth's stubborn crust, this bit cuts cooler, lasts longer, and minimizes downtime. Less swapping, more drilling.

By Mark Quinn The cold winter mornings, soot upon his face, A Bevin Boy from Yorkshire with a look of pure disgrace. The coal miners join him on the frosty picket line, From South Yorkshire, Sheffield, to Newcastle upon Tyne. Labour unions marching to save the twenty pits, And Maggie the Conservative didn’t give a shit. The Battle of Orgreave — clashing with the cops, The UK coal industry…