Nathan,


There may still be sources out there for new T-handle augers, but I'm not aware
of them.  You might find some new, old stock somewhere.


Do you need a "Blind-Footed" auger or one with a lead screw?


If it has a lead screw, do you want one cutting edge or two?


There are augers with square shanks which fit into a Tee handle that tightens on
the square with bolts.  I got some of the augers, none of them as large as 2",
from the estate of a boat builder.  Twenty years later, I found the matching Tee
handle at a Flea.  Most of these augers are blind-footed. One has to make a
starter hole with a incannel gouge or a conventional auger bit.


John Ruth