400 Feet Borewell Drilling Within 7 Hours with latest technology | Borewell drilling Feast Your Eyes

[@ToolGenie]

This old man want support for his video , he is needy please watch this video link to support him.thanks kzbin.info/www/bejne/lXe6aGyqfquSb7M

[@josedasilva7636]

Hello. I am from Brazil. This hoe model existing in your country is very clumsy. It feels very heavy and the cord is short. It must give you a lot of back pain. Get to know the models used in Brazil and show them to your compatriots. I'm sure they'll like it.

[@ToolGenie]

@@josedasilva7636 this is our handmade project … thank u for feedback

[@MahmoodAlam-qd5xh]

Aap apna number dijiye emergency mein submersible karvana hai

[@mikalliz2167]

@@ToolGenie I have dug a well using this method. It took me about 2 weeks to get 10 meter. The 1st day I got to 4m and it looked as though it would be easy. But after that it got much more difficult. As the soil types changed due to volcanic eruption over time we had ,dirt, clay and pummus stone . As I got deeper and the soil wet it would easily slip out of the pipe. But each day I got a few centimeters. Eventually after two weeks of digging with pipes we got the well and it still works today 7 years later

[@paulmaxwell8851]

These men are not just hard-working, they're great examples of rural know-how. I think I'm a pretty smart guy, living in a modern affluent country (Canada) but I wouldn't know how to do a job like this. I'm impressed!

[@ToolGenie]

Great thoughts 🌹🌹💝💝 thanks bro i appreciate you .. positive think 🌹💝💝💝.. i really love the hard work people and i am showing him on yt

[@thonatim5321]

I would not call Canada an "affluent" country but I get your point.

[@georgegonzalez2476]

Hard to believe 400 feet. Hand pumps at the top of a well are limited to about 33 feet due to air pressure.

[@ToolGenie]

trust me this is 400 feet 80 pipes 5 feet each they enter down

[@c2h7]

​@@ToolGenieThen please explain how the pump can suck water more than 30 feet up? Its physically impossible without a pump at water level. Also, I dare say it's impossible to push 400ft of pipe down with only the weight of a few people, due to friction, and even more impossible to lift it all back up with that method. Maybe 100ft but not more.

[@bignicebear2428]

There are valves further down, essentially pushing the water up. Or could be. Didn't see it here though, maybe the water table is not as deep. Just cleaner water way down. Didn't see any protection against contamination either.

[@biggrimm1990]

Artisan pressure?

[@Bnstr2016]

Ha ha. Only a bunch of rubes would believe this. Laws of physics are not breakable. When you try to suction water past around 30ish feet, the lower pressure causes the water to turn to vapor. Done.

[@garymcmullin2292]

impressed by their method and ultra simple equipment. Did not look like 400' deep. The prize was at the end, what an ingenious lift mechanism for the drill stem, a chain with two pieces of wood, brilliant and totally effective.

[@ToolGenie]

Thank you for feedback bro.. 💝💝💝

[@thonatim5321]

It is not 400 feet. It is 25" max. How do I know? Physics. Water density is such that the maximum that can be pulled up with suction is 25' regardless of borehole size. Water density does not change.

[@1armeddrummerinaprisonrock244]

@@thonatim5321 maybe the "rope" they let down is 400feet - so possible that the water is that deep, because their would be stones etc. at some point in 400feet distance. still impressive.

[@haynillesen]

@@thonatim5321 Water table has nothing to do with well depth , a well can be be 400 feet, as long as the water table stays over ,lets say 7 meter , you will be able to pump water with a suction pump. If water table is deeper , you can use a deep well pump.

[@thonatim5321]

@@haynillesen You have no idea what you are talking about. We are talking about a jet pump (siphon) not a submersible pump.

[@hoangpham4468]

They are lucky, no bedrock, just sand mix with soil, and clay, easy going down

[@ToolGenie]

yes , you right

[@spatulaman2753]

Can’t dig more than 2 feet around here without hitting rock.

[@aidkik580]

Agreed lol

[@pan2aja]

Why would on drill through bedrock for water ? Is is normal to have water level under a bedrock ?

[@jimmurphy5355]

@@pan2aja Yes, it is normal in many areas to have rock strats above water bearing layers. This channel shows many examples: www.youtube.com/@h2omechanic There are rock layers stacked one after another in lots of the world. Some are solid, some are porous enough to yield water. You drill through the solid rock to get to the porous layer. Here in northern california where I live, some people have to go down 800 feet to get water.

[@leenamyon1720]

I have watched many videos on drilling wells for water. This is the best technique I have seen. No electricity required, no pumps required, no long long metal rods required etc. God will bless these folks. If I need to drill for one in my garden, I will definitely follow this method. From Malaysia

[@ToolGenie]

Exactly this is old method of drilling and thank for supporting

[@lovenature786.]

Someone mentioned in comments that there is no rocks so they did it ,yes that's true but I believe if there were some they will find solution for that just appreciate that how skillful and hard worker they are.

[@ToolGenie]

Exactly 👍🏻 and respect 🫡

[@bor3549]

While I'm not sure about "latest technology"... Holy Moly not enough thumbs up! The dedication, hard work and backwoods know how and talent!!!! This isn't just a "I got an idea, hold my beer" I want these good fellas at my farm!!

[@ToolGenie]

♥️♥️👍

[@SilenceDogood76]

Latest Technology is the guys name...

[@AlfredBock-v3o]

They also maybe go through hard rock layer

[@garyweaver6026]

I drilled my own well exactly the same way once about 50 years ago.

[@ToolGenie]

🌹💝💝💝

[@eddypeter4019]

How is that bailer supposed to be welded?

[@ToolGenie]

@@eddypeter4019 40

[@Гранит-ь4х]

Hard to believe. Without the outer steel tubing the well walls should collapse really fast and the well runs dry.

[@suresh31babu]

Ancient technology 👍👍

[@ToolGenie]

☺️

[@Lone-Wolf87]

Dam!!! This people will survive the end of humanity. They were able to find water with very primitive tools. Well done. Impressive. 👍👍👍👍

[@ToolGenie]

true 👋💕

[@coveryoureyesmedia]

U don’t see the pile driver and the heavy machinery tracks… u guys are dumb as fuck..

[@GrrrRu]

And we'll not, kek

[@jimmurphy5355]

A pump that sucks from the top cannot draw water from more than 32 feet down. That "400 feet" borehole is not 400 feet deep.

[@ToolGenie]

it’s dropping and you can see full video then you will be trust

[@jimmurphy5355]

@@ToolGenie I watched pipe go in - I saw about 50 feet. But that is not relevant. Physics is true - you simply cannot pump from more than 32 feet down with a pump at the top. If the water surface in the well was more than 32 feet below the ground, it would not be possible to use suction to pull it up. The well diggers were lucky (or knew from working in the same area in the past) that water was close enough to the surface to reach with the pump they had.

[@ToolGenie]

@@jimmurphy5355 i can understand but here water start from 150 feet and this is normal thing in our country and mostly people doing like this with handmade

[@pereklund9172]

Exactly. I'd say that the hole is 40-45 feet at max. And as you say, The physics does not allow water to be drawn up from more than 9,82 meters (32 feet). Gravity is the same in all countries...

[@abualis1178]

clearly you don't know much about hydrolics, so you are trying politics

[@amania9254]

Technology? 400 feet? But a fair homie way of doing things, good work 👏

[@ToolGenie]

thank u

[@Curiosity502]

Barely 100 feet

[@maxstotto3594]

Outstanding work with a few simple tools and human ingenuity! Regards

[@ToolGenie]

Thank u

[@Project_coccon]

Considering the outfit ,I think this is from poonjab region of India or Pakistan. That region has very huge water reserves,and don't need to dig deep

[@ToolGenie]

yes its Pakistan punjab and Thank u sir for supporting 💝💝💝🌹🌹.. very kind

[@thosoz3431]

Most of the world lives like this. Hard working, honest people. Not even running water, let alone hot water. If you are in a house with clean, hot, running water, count yourself lucky.

[@ToolGenie]

Exactly, you are right sir

[@isroiljonmullaboyev5369]

Ассаламу алей кум народ! Я восхищён трудолюбием выносливостью этих парней.

[@ToolGenie]

400 feet

[@jamesh9730]

This is GENIOUS at work!

[@ToolGenie]

Yes thanks 😊

[@pernitoconejos868]

You are a team of hard working....this vidio is very good example to other people in other country ..

[@ToolGenie]

Yes and thank you for supporting, i would request to share and support because of channel freeze some one reported 🥲

[@haan3731]

اجمل تحيه من مصر الى باكستان

[@ToolGenie]

shukran

[@smckay6438]

They remind me of farmers and old school thinking ! They know their soil and obviously share knowledge about it! Nice work !😊

[@ToolGenie]

Thank you very much for support our workers

[@pauloflores9823]

Parabéns pelo seu magnífico trabalho,pela sua técnica,conhecimento e esforço !Um grande e fraterno abraço diretamente do Brasil !

[@bill0118]

The most difficult is to find highly skilled technicians who are able to manage all the subtilities of this hi-tech process

[@ToolGenie]

alright 🤜🏻

[@jonathansimmonds5784]

Yeah, like using an adjustable wrench as a hammer...!

[@AhmadHassan-ye3pf]

ما شاء الله بارك الله فيكم ما شاء الله الفديو و الله جميل. تحية لكم من مصر 😇😇🌷🌷🙋🏻‍♂️🙋🏻‍♂️

[@ToolGenie]

Thank u habibi ❤️❤️💝💝🌹🌹🌹😍😍

[@sdevatraj]

really great people and the effort an hardwork

[@ToolGenie]

yes

[@pixelpatter01]

400 feet? That length of tubing they cut was not 400 feet .At 9:00 that tubing looked about 50 feet maximum. If those guys are 5 feet high then each loop has a circumference of approximately 15 feet.

[@ToolGenie]

Some parts skipped

[@ToolGenie]

Thank you sir

[@learnsomethingneweveryday1539]

Amazing. Well done Incredible what you can achieve with primitive tools and hardworking men

[@ToolGenie]

Thank you very much

[@MAXIMBOARD]

Спасибо, отличное видео!

[@ToolGenie]

Thank u 🌹🌹🌹

[@janostoth7406]

Hat ez fantasztikus munka volt dicseret erte ;))

[@ToolGenie]

Thank you bro

[@1959rossco]

Great effort but the bore can’t be any deeper than 8 meters for a suction lift

[@ToolGenie]

400

[@ToolGenie]

and thank you

[@ToolGenie]

8 metrr have water??

[@DDGVE]

This kind off pump istnt able to pump up water that is more than 10m deep. It works on creating a vacuum on the suction. The max vacuum is -1barg, wich is -10m off water depth.

[@ToolGenie]

@@DDGVE omg 😆… bro 10 m is nothing and water is upto 200 feet and for pure water is 300 feet inside.. we are using pure water in this pump

[@СергейПетров-х7д5т]

8:11 3 кольца шланга, допустим диаметр 1,5 м, длина окружности 4,75м*3=14,25 м-глубина скважины.

[@ToolGenie]

english

[@Ayvengo21]

Those are some different feet. Doubt that you can even dig that deep with that approach. For what i see, it is common for shallow boreholes to pomp water from the sand layer

[@ToolGenie]

Dear friend this is not easy and not difficult but we are helping our community for water providing services totally free of cost and i build yt channel for earning to serve service in more villages but unfortunately still i didn’t earning what i expect.. request to support for my community. Thank you

[@nadhirmami5774]

السلام عليكم شكرا على المشاركة الله يعافيكم

[@ToolGenie]

Walaikumaslam Shukran

[@graymouser1]

It's very hard to believe it's 400 feet, considering you only put in ~60' of water pipe at the end. (3-ish coils, 8' across.) Sure it's hard work, but lying is still lying.

[@ToolGenie]

Thank you for supporting my labor family ❤️🇵🇰

[@bubiaxe7744]

MAXIMUM 5 coils, 2 METERS per diameter = 5x 3.14 = 16 m black plastic pipe 16 meters + possible 3 more times 16 m ground water accumulation place sand sediments = 64 meters where it is 400 feet double possible drilled without jacket steel pipe :) impressive

[@williampringle2307]

No way is that well 400 ft or latest technology but impressive all the same, proper hard work and graft without the aid of any machine. Blessings. ❤

[@ToolGenie]

Thank you very much for supporting my worker

[@BertRowe-b3l]

No matter how deep they put that suction hose, the water table can be no more than about 32' below the well head for a suction pump to work. I understand WHY they pulled the drilling caseing, pipe is expensive. But if the water table sinks past 32', that suction pump will then be useless- If they had left that well caseing, they could have still later install a DOWN ROD PUMP and keep using it as a manual well, or even drop an ejector pump down it later if they had electricity.

[@ToolGenie]

There have no electricity thats why using old techniques

[@tonyhudson8698]

I was a water well driller for 27 years here in NEW ZEALAND.. Thats only 40 / 60 feet deep at the most.. Chain tongs for tightening the pipe sections, a sand pump / Bailer for removing the sand from inside the pipe.. yes needs water to work, they add it as they need... The coil of rope ? Wire ? Is not overly long, hence my 40 / 60 feet in depth.. The pipe, slotted, then wrapped in filter cloth allows water in, but not sand.. Water flow is extremely restricted.. Water being pumped is what is in pipe, not sure on how fast it will recharge.. Handpump can only draw water from 27 foot down, in practice.. And even then very hard work, I have spent many many hours on the handpump handle.. The leather bucket washers have got to be good, along with the bottom leather value.. Having said that, theres a LOT OF HARD WORK that has gone on there.. Cheers..

[@ToolGenie]

You are great 😊.. and i appreciate your best interest.. just help the people who did this job and appreciate them .. i am just community manager for this labor channel.. i think you are right.. 🌹🌹❤️.. thank you dear ..

[@ruffneckdaniel8842]

Now that’s impressive 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[@ToolGenie]

Thank you 💝💝💝🌹

[@mrreed-gf4go]

I agree with "latest technology".. anyway, thumbs up!..

[@ToolGenie]

Thank you bro

[@mostlovedyoutuber3258]

People 👏🇮🇪👏 necessity the mother of all inventions

[@ToolGenie]

💐❤️🙏🙏 thanks

[@Roatanmicky]

Una muestra que en los pueblos donde no hay recursos ni tecnología motorizada disponible, siempre aparece el ingenio para resolver las cosas fundamentales. Creo que si hubiera visto este video no habría pagado los US$3.700 que tuve que desembolsar para que me hicieran un pozo de 120 piés de profundidad y lo hubiera hecho yo mismo. Siempre es un valioso aprendizaje ver videos como este. Muchas gracias por compartirlo.

[@ToolGenie]

Yes thank you very much for supporting my labor

[@OFFICIALBENNIEZ]

Oh man 🤯❤️‍🔥 that's awesome! Hard work, SALUTE! Great job👍🏾👍🏾............ Not going to lie though, I was waiting for the first several minutes to see that board thinga-maJig to slide down quickly and make O'l dude there a woman in like 1 second flat🙀🙈....... MAY GOD BLESS YOU ALL AND YOUR FAMILIES FOREVER.

[@ToolGenie]

Thank you very much for supporting 🌹🌹🌹🌹❤️❤️

[@abbasmosavi4778]

بسیار جالب و دیدنی بود احسنت بر شما ❤️❤️❤️🙏🏻🙏🏻👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@ToolGenie]

Thank you habibi 🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@tonyfrewin4822]

So skilled, funny how people that can’t boil an egg doubt others abilities 😂

[@haan3731]

اجمل تحيه من مصر الى باكستان

[@sadiqdeab5471]

كلامك في الصميم . ربما لا يستطيعون تنظيف قمامتهم . ويقللون من عزيمة وهمة الكادحين .

[@WhitesonDaka-b9j]

Excellent work, i think i need to try this myseld

[@ToolGenie]

Sure bro and thank you very much, we need support for water supply in poor villages

[@gautam508]

most effective way of doing it I would say and without big machines. Looks easy though but no that much easy but yeah much satisfying to eyes.

[@ToolGenie]

Exactly and thank you for sharing your feedback

[@narendrasharma8681]

This is alluvial sand area.No rock.Hence one can get good depth by manual work.Mostly they use augers. Good work.Local expertise is being used.Keep it up

[@ToolGenie]

Yes bro and thanks for supporting ❤️❤️✌️

[@Locky78btcourt]

I wish I can be like all of you smart people who have done exactly this

[@ToolGenie]

really 🤗🥰🫶🏻 thank you

[@bobstud3754]

Give these MEN blessing from GOD because this would never happen anywhere else on EARTH unless for these MEN. Truly amazing.

[@ToolGenie]

yes sir , you are right and this channel is supporting to these kind of people, i request go to our channel and there have an other video ( 75 years old artist potter) i made video for him

[@ToolGenie]

Clay Pottery Primitive Old Man Art Potter Making Arabic Style Prehistoric Pottery! kzbin.info/www/bejne/lXe6aGyqfquSb7M

[@theredbaron5117]

What are you talking about??? Men have been digging wells since the dawn of towns and cities and you claim " this would never happen anywhere else on EARTH unless for these MEN" lol

[@WiIdbiII]

I'm glad to see they do things like us in America. Use that crescent wrench as a hammer.

[@ToolGenie]

really thanks bro for good comments 😍😍😘😘,

[@1965JB]

I was just doing the wrench-hammer thing the other day!

[@gregwood1775]

Right off the septic… good job

[@ToolGenie]

Thank you dear 🤜🏻

[@sadiqdeab5471]

بوركت سواعد الشعوب الكادحة .يحفظكم ويرزقكم الله .

[@ToolGenie]

♥️♥️

[@maxrusvelt4804]

Masha Allah 👍

[@ToolGenie]

💝🌹🌹🌹🌹💝 Thank u 🥰

[@rubensanchez1797]

thumb up to the genious works... very little money & good returns...

[@ToolGenie]

Yes bro .. thank you

[@dasdasdatics420]

A water well is a borehole designed to allow the surrounding geology to release water so that it can collect and then extracted under pressure from a pump which is designed to pump air down into the collected reservoir which will force the water to the surface. My opinion.

[@ToolGenie]

Exactly.. thank you ❤️❤️

[@everythingtv1910]

thank you for this video you teach me something useful best regards

[@ToolGenie]

❤️❤️❤️

[@ToolGenie]

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[@rkrishnakumar7141]

Appreciate your hardworking...

[@ToolGenie]

Thank you sir g

[@Sciencefriend]

The professional association cries with such equipment 😂

[@ToolGenie]

😂🌹🌹

[@StephenCooteNZ]

Thank you. Very interesting. Best wishes from New Zealand.

[@ToolGenie]

Lots of respect 🫡 from Pakistan 🇵🇰, God bless you sir .. 💐

[@mehmetanil1906]

Excellent engineering and application. I'm impressed! Congratulations.

[@ToolGenie]

Thank you very much friend ❤️💝💝🌹🤜🏻🤜🏻, HOW TO CHANGE RING-TREAD ON TYRE CASING BY RECAP || RECYCLING AND UPCYCLING kzbin.info/www/bejne/joq5hJ6go9qYo9U

[@mikhaelplahney3682]

Maestro!☝☝☝

[@gregcollins3404]

Good thing they did not run into hard rock...

[@ToolGenie]

Yea thank you very much for feedback and supporting

[@trekk-n-guidedieoutdoorpro3644]

Great job lads!

[@ToolGenie]

Thank-you sir

[@HemanthaLalithkumara-lk4ix]

Give me contact number please

[@johnyancey3857]

Fascinating I’ve never seen this before

[@ToolGenie]

Thank you ❤️

[@CreativeHuckleBerry]

Teamwork! 🙂

[@ToolGenie]

Yes 💪🏻😍😍😍💝💝💝

[@jonbaker326]

Very impressed!

[@ToolGenie]

Thank you very much ❤️❤️

[@asherrey]

Did they hit rock? Well drilling is super easy when there is no rock.

[@ToolGenie]

yes and thanks 💝💝

[@virginiosavani]

400 feet? No sir... 40 feet (12 mt) is the right deep of this borewell 👍🏻

[@ToolGenie]

350 feet

[@allanc3655]

@@ToolGenie Lie.. no way 400 feet. Look at the stringer they dropped. about 30 feet 3 inch pipe weights just over 1.5 Lb per foot that would be over 600 lb and he jacked it up with a 4 foot leaver.

[@jawad88230]

@@ToolGenieTere Andar Apna dalu Q Mulk ka Naam bdnaam kr rhe ho

[@bubiaxe7744]

@@allanc3655 es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principio_de_Arqu%C3%ADmedes

[@allanc3655]

@@bubiaxe7744 You cannot pull water higher then the atmospheric pressure. If you get below atmospheric pressure the water vaporize (boils) At sea level (29.92 Hg) with a perfect pump (no leaks) you can pull 34 feet I need no Wilipedia to tell me engineering facts. I have 6 years of college, a MS in Civil Engineering and a BS in Mechanical Engineering. ( moving, using, and breaking apart liquids) The video is a fake and there is no 2 ways about it. Anyone that tried to tell someone that they pumped water with a suction pump that far is a just being untruthful and are the type that like to run scams.

[@yousefaquino4740]

Hard working people.

[@ToolGenie]

❤️

[@peacefulscrimp5183]

Great video 👍

[@ToolGenie]

Thank you ❤️

[@awchannel9068]

Salam berkah selalu kawanku, ❤❤❤❤

[@ToolGenie]

walaikumasslam

[@ToolGenie]

💝💝💝💝

[@ToolGenie]

Clay Pottery Primitive Old Man Art Potter Making Arabic Style Prehistoric Pottery! kzbin.info/www/bejne/lXe6aGyqfquSb7M

[@anispathan1458]

DOESN'T MATTER HOW MUCH FEET IT'S A GOOD TALENT & TECHNIQUE THANKS FOR SHARING 👍👌

[@ToolGenie]

Thank u ♥️♥️

[@bigoldgrizzly]

400 feet hmmmm ? not really the point .... it was deep enough to collect the water and that is success !

[@whitehorse1961]

It’s not how deep is the well, it’s how you wiggle the stinger.

[@gregoriocarrillo3183]

Excelente 🎉

[@ToolGenie]

Thank u boas ❤️

[@GrrrRu]

Стоимость этого участка выросла в пять раз))

[@ToolGenie]

🌹🌹🌹

[@en2oh]

Well done!

[@ToolGenie]

Thanks

[@donalfinn4205]

Well done to you.☘️👍

[@ToolGenie]

Thank you very much for the support 💝💝💝💝

[@lonewolfbackcountry3734]

awesome video kept thinking hope that bolted board don't slip lol and wonder what they would do if they hit a big rock

[@ToolGenie]

I am happy 😃 and thank you very much for watching and supporting to our labor workers ❤️🙏❤️

[@toddotoole1351]

cool video. simple and effective

[@ToolGenie]

Thank you very much hope, you will be my best viewer 😁♥️💝💝

[@RfRf-x2d]

Thanks for your show guys I feel like also having it in my home how can I be helped. Judith in Uganda

[@ToolGenie]

❤️❤️

[@abualis1178]

you got to admire the hardwork they do

[@ToolGenie]

Yes and credit going to labor

[@manuelbettencourt4213]

These people must not have rocks in their soil

[@ToolGenie]

Thanks sir

[@muhammadrafique7799]

400ft and modern looking just joke. Hsnd pump cannot pick water below more than 30 ft.

[@ToolGenie]

Thank you for feedback

[@edwardmmanns7454]

Try that in the mountains of N.E. Pa. ... we have 95% glacier runoff rocks! LOL Great job and video.

[@ToolGenie]

Thanks

[@Bear-yh6cv]

Best muddy water in the land

[@ToolGenie]

🌹🌹🌹❤️❤️❤️

[@ampmskm]

400 Ft 😢😢 Latest tech 😮😮 This tech is very primitive atleast a century old and is very common in South Asian regions 🙏

[@ToolGenie]

yes bro

[@Mohammadaleqia]

This is how you build the country

[@ToolGenie]

yes because of poverty

[@progressimba]

A source of inspiration

[@ToolGenie]

Thank you 🙏❤️❤️

[@ToolGenie]

Tube Wells A Deep Dive into the World of Groundwater Extraction! Bore-well Drilling kzbin.info/www/bejne/h3W3eIZtarBmY9k

[@ibrahimtopcu8161]

MasaAllah, es wäre sehr gut die einzelne schritte als Untertitel , im Hintergrund Ertuğrul Handy melodie😊

[@ToolGenie]

thank you very much 🤜🏻♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@user-YuriyMakovskiy]

Адский труд простолюдина.

[@ANTESDELFINproducer]

"Latest technology?" 😮

[@ToolGenie]

Thank u

[@kapildev575]

Realy Hard Work....

[@ToolGenie]

Thank you for supporting 💝💝🌹

[@AnujChauhan1981]

In Bharat we use chain pully to do the same task from 90s decade. Two people dug the 60 feet borewell in 2-3 days.... 400 feet is not possible with this simple trick...

[@ToolGenie]

Thank you for feedback but now days 100 feet within 5 hours maximum

[@AnujChauhan1981]

@@ToolGenie but only with the help of machine.

[@thliew6362]

If those two pieces of wood slips down that pole while the chap is standing with feet on both sides of the vertical tube.. he will become a eunuch.

[@ToolGenie]

yea and thank you very much for support, i appreciate you 💝💝💝🌹🌹

[@bud5084]

Ouch!!

[@abmalikahmad3454]

Should be no problem if it's clayie soil all the way, just keep on adding water.

[@ToolGenie]

Thank you sir 🌹🌹🌹

[@MM-vv8mt]

"Ladies and Gentlemen, welcome to rural India. Please set your watches back 200 years."

[@ToolGenie]

😂😂

[@sharadsutar9692]

Not India.... This only happen in Pakistan!

[@graham6721]

this is pakistan

[@KevinCoop1]

Maybe 100’. A 8’ diameter circle is 25’ circumference. 4 loops is 100’.

[@ToolGenie]

Thank u for support 🌹🌹🌹

[@jimmurphy5355]

Yes, I noticed that as well. No way that pipe was 400 feet. And of course, it is impossible to pull up from more than 32 feet in any case. So the water table in that hole can't be more than 32 feet below the surface.

[@waynoswaynos]

400 feet = 122 meters. At 8:08 we see 4 coils of plastic pipe that they insert into the bore. The coil looks to be about 1.5 meters in diameter. Multiply by Pi or 3.14 = 4.71 meters per coil, times 4 coils = 18.8 meters. 100 meters short of the click bait claim, but impressive none the less.

[@ToolGenie]

We drilled 3 days and some coils parts skipped .. and thank you sir ..

[@Porbida123]

Artesian well common in Philippines, it used piston pump with check valve

[@ToolGenie]

Thank you 🙏

[@1o1s1s1i1e]

Outstanding work!

[@ToolGenie]

Thank u

[@alank616]

Works great for clay soils .

[@ToolGenie]

Thank u