Wow. Just wow

Where I live (AZ) static water is 200-400’+ 🥲

Everbuilt eh? More like "NeverPump"

If you get down into blue clay, get yourself some "clay cutter". It's a additive to put into the water, that breaks down the clay. We use it in hdd. Works like a charm. Or you can use the less expensive but way more messy but also way more fun option and just use dishsoap.

Have you used clear coat before?

so how do you know there was water there?

This is actually gold instructions for people who live in the countryside, no one's gonna bother you about doing that

This is actually gold instructions for people who live in the countryside, no one's gonna bother you about doing that

everything causes cancer in California, so funny 🤣, good job BTW.

lol, my water table begins at 460 feet...

What happens when the check valve spring rusts and breaks?

Very nice. I have an old artesian well with a pump from the 70s that doesn't work anymore. We have been on county water since they put a line in the neighborhood in the late 2000s. Going to put a new pump on it for watering the lawn around the house. One thing you should do, tag your well casing. With the date, depth, and GPM it produces. When you get old and grey it will be useful information for the next person if it's still producing.

Thank you for sharing. Can you tell me where you’re located so maybe I can come around to learn, u think this would be very helpful and inexpensive to help people in rural communities of Latin America

My soil is sandy so pvc should work. Priced to get a well in my yard, $7000. Don't have a well in my yard.

How do you know there’s water under the ground ?

In florida I have the problem of female pvc connections with male brass fittings break the pvc fitting over time, even schedule 80, no matter how careful I am not to overtighten. I found that the way to do these types of connections is to always transition with a female brass fitting to a male pvc fitting/adapter/etc., though never used the steel reinforced pvc connectors. That's a nice hack.

Divining rods to locate the water... allegedly. Great info. I've been thinking about doing this same project for a while. I may be a little greedy, bc I want a bigger well point & 20+ gpm.

The comments are full of two kinds of people: People who heard things a professor said who have very little actual experience in water or water treatment and are geologists and not water professionals. Then folks who are scared of tap/well water because they are backwoods conspiracy morons who read a scary article one time sponsored by a water filter company. Both don’t know shit. Consult your local water treatment experts. There is nothing wrong with tap water. There are trace amounts of everything in everything. The ground filters water (yes, you should still treat it) and unless you live next to a weapons manufacturer or a battery plant you can probably drill a well (depending on your water table). The door handles you all touch on a daily basis are more dangerous than any properly kept well or water system in America as a general rule.

So to dig a well for water, you need a well for water? Seems pretty dumb to me

Yes!

Hey man rent a 5hp gas sump pump and it'll take a lot less time to dig the well!

All fun and games until you hit a small rock 🪨

Did you make a pump hook up video? I would like to see that.

I love your technical drawings, great explanations, and the dad type wisdom, "just dig another hole somewhere". ha ha I think it's the discovery I like best about this channel. Thank you.

I just came across your video today, it's late August of 2024. I wanted to Thank You so much for taking the time to video your experience and posting this. I didn't use a pressure washer and all I can say is, WOW! Yes! That is definitely the way to go! I had to sink a stainless steel point a few years ago and pounded and pounded and pounded. My shoulder hurt for 18 months after that experience. Thanks for the great ideas! Next time, Yes! $100 pressure washer and a hose!

Anyone heard of a water ram?

So I understand the premise. But how did you remove the dirt from the middle of the pipe while you were digging down? Is that what the pressure washer was for?

How did you determine the level of the water table?

So you think you just dig wherever you want and find water lol no rock layers? how convenient and delusional..

Sad that this video doesn't have as many views as the other ones when sometimes no action is the best action for things.

our water is 350ft down what are my options?

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Not too worried about undermining your home?

I dig it.

for anyone else trying this for drinking water, you really shouldn't use PVC for drinking water. PVC is toxic and it leeches into the water over time. all the "well pump PVC" stuff like the well point he uses are meant for things like sprinklers and irrigation like he says. Go with stuff that is rated for drinking water. It will be more expensive but your pregnant wife will thank you

Would this work for an in ground sprinkler system?

Classic

It looks like the coupling has a larger diameter than the drill bit. How does that work?

No wat you got that pressure washer handle own that inner pipe..I'm caling lBULLSHIIT

Nothing filters water like limestone. Dirt and rocks are very good at filtering water. Remember in most locations in the US, water flows N to S underground.

Is it just me? Why do i find it weird him wearing a backpack pretty much the entire video? 😂

You must be in Florida with sandy soil .

12:00 I should call her

I have no intention of drilling a well but it was fun watching you lay some pipe 😊

This was very cool to watch, even though I don't need a well. Our house sits on top of an underground stream, at the bottom of a hill, and a basement sump system pumps about 5 gallons of clear cold water every 10 minutes; a PVC pipe leads it down to the bottom of our property where it drains into a ditch and eventually into the town sewers. I have no idea how this was permitted; it was like this when we bought the house and we didn't ask any questions. Anyway, we don't drink the water but it's handy for irrigation and filling a big tub for cold outdoor baths during the very hottest part of the summer. Sooner or later I'll have the water tested and if it's clean, I'll use it to flow water through the coop so the chickens will have a near-constant flow of fresh, cold water and I won't need to be cleaning and refilling a bucket every 3-4 days!

Nice try glowie, the Earth's core is actually hollow.

Stand on your roof and feed the well line down.

If you're in a rural area this makes sense. If you're in an urban area just pay for city water. Don't try and homestead on Main Street.

Probably better than your tap water

I am very unhappy about all the pvc in contact with drinking water. Doing this, I can keep on drinking from the public water supply.